ANNOUNCEMENT!
Due to persistent customer demands and to make our products more affordable to the working class customers, United Defense is very pleased to announce that we are extending our Lay Away Purchase Plan to 12 months WITHOUT interest. For more details, you should send an email directly to: INQUIRIES@UDMC-WEAPONS.COM and we will respond to you within 24 hours.
Do I need a federal firearm permit to buy a gun/ammunition overseas and bring it into the U.S.?...
INTRODUCING .... the S5-PVAR Stubby model in Caliber 5.56 NATO manufactured by United Defense Mfg Corp, Parañaque City, Philippines. It is shorter than the "infant" PDW but more powerful than any 9mm Sub-Machine Gun. Warranty is right HERE in the Philippines!
LOOKS MAY BE THE SAME BUT QUALITY WILL NEVER BE THE SAME. SAFETY SHOULD ALWAYS BE THE TOP CONCERN. IF THERE IS NO WRITTEN WARRANTY BY MANUFACTURER, IT MUST BE DUBIOUS, SO BEWARE!
For those of you who have UDMC units and who want the Philippine flag engraved on the right side of the lower receiver, we will do this for you Free-of-Charge. Let us be proud that UDMC is a 100% Filipino company, managed and operated by Filipinos and with no foreign consultants whatsoever. Time to be nationalistic. Mahalin natin ang ating sariling bandila!
In order to comply with Facebook rules that regulate the promotion of firearms on their media platform, we cannot discuss prices and sales on our page. You have to send your inquiry in an email to: INQUIRIES@UDMC-WEAPONS.COM and we will provide you with complete pricing and answers to all your questions THROUGH EMAIL...
Every now and then, customers will bring to us their M16 and M4 rifles with stucked empty shells inside the chamber of their barrels. In some instances, the empty shells have ruptured at the base. In other instances, the empty shells got split in half and the front half gets stucked inside the chamber. Others would have dropped primers, etc.
Just to reply as candidly as possible as to why the locally-produced rifle of UDMC is not necessarily cheaper than its imported counterpart specially the Norinco brand from China...
The UDMC 1911 Officer's Model Pistol in caliber .45 single stack with a 3.5-inch bull barrel, double action spring, LaserAim sights on the rubber grip, Bomar tritium rear sights, fiber optic front sights and an overall dark matte nickel finish.
Thanks John! Nice video you've got there. We would like to invite you to visit UDMC and meet you in person some day. It is sooo nice to have people advertize our product without asking for anything in return. Once again, thank you sir! :)
The term "Mid-Length Barrel" is actually a misnomer because the barrel length is actually the same. What it simply means is that the barrel uses a "mid-length gas tube" of 11.25 inches long. Typically, the standard carbine has a gas tube length of 9.75 inches...
How to Pair Barrel Twist Rates with Bullets
When the U.S. military first adopted the M16 rifle in the 1960s, the M193 cartridge and its 55-grain bullet was standard. The earliest issued variations of Eugene Stoner’s “Black Rifle” came with relatively slow rifling twist rates of 1-in-14 inches. Shortly thereafter, nearly all M16s andM16A1s were being issued with faster 1-in-12-inch twist barrels...
At UDMC, we produce our barrels from premium ordnance grade cylindrical tubes imported from BERGARA (Spain) using a process that is one of the most technologically advanced in the world...
Congratulations to UDMC Pistol Shooter Elvie Baldivino of the Philippine Team!! Gold Medalist in the Southeast Asian Games.
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SINGAPORE—Practical shooter Elvie Baldivino saved the day for the Philippines just when it seemed like the Filipinos were headed for a gold-medal shutout on Monday...
A sniper is a highly trained soldier who specializes in shooting targets with modified rifles from incredibly long distances. They're also adept in stealth, camouflage, infiltration, and observation techniques...
Though it only takes one person to fire a sniper rifle, it really takes two soldiers to get the most out of the sniper-rifle weapon system. That's why snipers always work in pairs...
IN THEORY:
The basic formula for Minute of Angle (MOA) in sniping is 1.047 inches at 100 yards, or for practical purposes, 1 inch at 100 yards. For every 100 yards the bullet travels, you add 1 inch of inaccuracy...
“Ultimately, the farther a sniper can be from his target and still remain accurate, the more effective he is and the less likely he is to be discovered. Using a 7.62mm round, snipers can shoot nearly silently as long as they're shooting from over 600 meters. A bullet leaves the rifle barrel faster than the speed of sound...
