The leader in machine gun parts and accessories (Part 2)

Steen also bought the Rock Island Armory military manual library seven to eight tons of manuals. In one of his more unusual purchases, Steen bought several Navy model KDB-1 remote-controlled drones. These were used in the 1950s and 1960s for training in air-to-air and air-ground combat. They are radio-controlled targets that could be restored after a parachute landing.

Made by the rear of aircraft and runs 125 hp, 6 cylinder, 2-cycle, turbo-supercharged engine, the drones are 15-feet long and 12-foot wingspan, which makes them the most, radio-controlled model airplane can get.

Sarco has successfully completed several contracts with the federal government and the Feds recently been supplied with 17,000 units over the journal owners. This product contains two journals, the "V" configuration on the underside of M16 rifle. After the first 30 rounds fired, the holder allows another magazine to be inserted in the rifle within seconds.

In recent work, SARC bought a lot of old production facilities of high standard Co. It includes nine models of pump and automatic shotguns, including the famous Model 10B bull puppy police shotgun, three models of pumps and semi-auto .22 rifles, revolvers and ten models.

The agreement includes the acquisition of all SARC facilities for production, drawings, sources, flow schedules, spare parts (including barrels and receivers), five cut-away gun, five marks for his revolver, and technical data on the high standard silencers. There are tons of spare parts, filling about five 40-foot trailers. "We bought this as a project to produce weapons," Steen says, "but simply not enough time in the world for us, as well as new businesses keep coming in. We expect to create several pieces, approximately 400 Model 10B could be produced ". a lot is being offered for sale at the time of the author's visit.

Today, Sarco employs up to fifty people in 20,000 square meters of shop / warehouse, with two additional storage consists 7500-24000 and square meters respectively. "While I thought this second (24,000 square meters), the warehouse will be the last one would need, it can be filled to capacity for a good deal I was offered the goods from my suppliers," says Steen. Of 20,000 weapons, mainly surplus military rifles, are kept in stock in trade.