Ooh...what's #4 (wire stock & scope) and #6 (bullpup) from the right?

#4 is an AK from one of the Warsaw Pact countries. The bulge on the butt end of the wire stock is a telescopic shock absorber.

#6 is the current primary issue rifle/carbine used by the Chinese army... Don't ask me the model number.

QBZ-95...interesting piece.

I wanna play with ALL of them! D=

Tail wags.... I know!!!!

TOY TIME!!!

I do so love living in a state where, I don't need any special permits for my guns.... Having said that many of the weapons on the table are Class III NFA weapons and all were properly permitted.

Looks like a lot of AK types and knockoffs! Still have to finish a nice ar10/15 pair

Nope no knock offs and pretty much everything you see there is selective fire. The sort of AK's were made by other countries to meet local needs or fixed perceived problems with the design. We were doing all of the training by weapons systems type, so that's why it a table loaded with AK types.

Well to answer the question, yes I am a sworn police officer.

We have to attend a certain number of hours of training each year to maintain our certification. About half of that time is taken up by attending yearly mandatory training on topics such as new law up dates, sexual harassment and blood borne pathogens. The remaining time, we can take whatever trainings we choose to make up the time.

Yeah, that is a picture of Mikhail, keeping watch over his creations.