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Revision as of 08:08, 18 March 2010
The following weapons were used in the anime Toshokan Senso:
Library Defense Forces
All weapons used by the LDF are known to be used/taken from JSDF stockpiles as "donated" by local governments to defend libraries against the Media Betterment Act (MBA).
Sig Sauer P220
Main sidearm of the LDF. Since most of the LDF's firearms are taken from JSDF stockpiles, the P220 is known as the 9mm Pistol or 9 Milimeter Kenjū license made by Minebea and Shin Chuo Kogo KK.
P220 held by LDF soldier.
P220 fired by LDF soldier.
LDF SP officers armed with P220s (Some with Glock 17s). This shot makes it hard to tell the distinction.
Minebea M9
Main submachine gun of the LDF. Licensed made by Minebea from IMI and based on the Mini-Uzi submachine gun. Known as the PM-9 or officially in JSDF service as the 9mm Machine Pistol.
M9 fired by LDF soldier. Good closeup of the said weapon.
Dojo taking cover from behind huge boulder.
LDF soldiers maintaining defensive perimeter against intruding Media Betterment Committee tactical teams.
Dojo taking cover behind sandbags. Another good picture of the M9.
Komaki firing M9 at incoming MBC forces.
LDF soldiers firing M9s at MBC forces to cover retreat of LDF choppers.
LDF soldiers at attention.
Howa Type 64
The Howa Type 64 is the main battle rifle of the LDF. However, it is being used as a training rifle for all recruits prior to indoctrination into the LDF.
LDF recruits running with the Type 64.
Closeup of the Type 64. You can see the trigger, stock, rear sight and the empty magazine port.
Kasahara carrying the Type 64.
Kasahara on the ground with the Type 64.
Howa Type 89
The Howa Type 89 is the main assault rifle of the LDF.
Howa Type 89 in 5.56x45mm
LDF soldiers firing the Type 89 at a range.
Dojo and other LDF soldiers firing their Type 89s during his soldier days.
Another shot of Dojo holding the Type 89.
Kasahara and Tezuka firing the Type 89.
Female LDF soldier firing the Type 89.
LDF soldiers preparing Type 89s as part of combat drill.
LDF soldiers running through obstacle course with Type 89s.
A Type 89 left on top of the sandbags.
M24
The M24 is the LDF's standard sniper rifle.
LDF soldier with the M24 as imagined by Kasahara on what an ideal Task Force operator does.
Scoped M24s placed aside by LDF soldiers.
LDF snipers eyeing their LDF Blackhawk choppers.
LDF sniper taking aim at MBC sniper.
Taking cover from MBC snipers.
A wounded LDF sniper cycles the 7.62 NATO bullet. He's holding the sling to steady the rifle while using the left hand to cycle the bolt and the right hand to grip the rifle.
Media Betterment Committee
MP5
The standard submachine gun of the MBC, they use several variants.
MBC operator firing MP5 at Kasahara. (Cant' tell what type of MP5 this is)
MBC forces aiming MP5s at LDF soldiers.
MBC officer armed with MP5SD5.
MBC operators armed with MP5A4s, outfitted with Surefire 628 tactical weaponlights and Navy trigger group.
Dojo confronting MBC operators, aiming their MP5A4s at him.
MBC operator seemingly have fired single shot from MP5A4 at a young boy near the library.
MBC operators toting MP5A4s.
MBC tactical teams disembark from MBC truck, one of them using the truck's metal door as a shield.
MBC forces firing MP5A4s against LDF soldiers.
Closeup of the MP5A4's trigger group.
L96A1
The L96A1 is the MBC's standard sniper rifle.
Closeup of the bolt, magazine, trigger and magazine.
MBC sniper drops L96A1 after nearly being shot by LDF sniper.
Bakushukai
Glock 17
Bakushukai militants use the Glock 17 as their main sidearm. LDF SP officers were also seen using the Glock 17.
Bakushukai militant brandishing a Glock 17.
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