P90 gallery\
Photos of 5.7x28mm including early stuff and experimental stuff.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Friday, May 16, 2008
Elements for decelerating the recoil of the moving parts of a fire arm - US Patent 5347912
Elements for decelerating the recoil of the moving parts of a fire arm - US Patent 5347912: "5347912"
FNH Patent on the FsN operating system
FNH Patent on the FsN operating system
Thursday, May 08, 2008
ProFootballTalk.com - A LOOK AT HARRISON’S GUN
ProFootballTalk.com - A LOOK AT HARRISON’S GUN: "A LOOK AT HARRISON’S GUN
Posted by Michael David Smith on May 5, 2008, 1:21 p.m."
From the "People that don't like guns because they're scawey" file.
Posted by Michael David Smith on May 5, 2008, 1:21 p.m."
From the "People that don't like guns because they're scawey" file.
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
ATF Online - Publication 5300.5: State Laws and Published Ordinances - Firearms
ATF Online - Publication 5300.5: State Laws and Published Ordinances - Firearms: "Department of Justice
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
ATF P 5300.5 State Laws and Published Ordinances - Firearms
(2005 - 26th Edition)"
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
ATF P 5300.5 State Laws and Published Ordinances - Firearms
(2005 - 26th Edition)"
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
Super Pistols
Super Pistols
FN Five-seven
The Five-seveN is a semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Fabrique Nationale de Herstal (FNH).
FN created the new 5.7 x 28 mm cartridge for its FN P90 personal defense weapon to meet NATO requirements released in 2000. Subsequently FN created the Five-seveN pistol to offer agencies who adopt the P90 a sidearm chambered for the same cartridge.
Overview
Conventional sidearms usually use the 9 x 19 mm, .45 ACP and similar cartridges that are effective for stopping a hostile individual in ordinary circumstances. However, FN argues that if that individual is wearing a light Kevlar vest, these bullets will be stopped without causing lethal damage. Such body armor is currently in use with over 50% of the worlds armed forces. Law enforcement officers also need the ability to pierce body armor, as it is worn by an increasing number of criminals. FN claims that thanks to the use of their newly designed 5.7 x 28 mm cartridge, the Five-seveN is capable of piercing the older U.S. Army PASGT vest at 300 meters range, and a U.S. Army PASGT helmet at a range of 240 meters. However, these penetration statistics are for the military SS190 cartridge. Other available cartridge variants are not armor-piercing, according to the BATFE. These cartridges are loaded with heavier, expanding projectiles driven at lower velocities.
After penetration, the 5.7 mm round is marketed as being able to effectively incapacitate an enemy, but there has been controversy over these claims. Conventional hollow point bullets rely on expansion to create a large wound channel, but the Five-seveN's ammunition is designed to hit the enemy, travel a few inches, then tumble end over end and continue travelling in this manner without deforming. This means that the wound it creates would be as tall as the length of the projectile (more than 21 mm), supposedly creating a more grievous wound channel, but without the expansion of a hollow point or the fragmentation of a frangible bullet. As a result, FN claims the roundand the Five-seveNare suitable for military use.
The advantages of the pistol itself include its weight (the 5.7 mm round weighs half as much as a standard 9 mm round), its recoil (FN claims the 5.7 mm round produces roughly half the felt recoil of a 9 mm round), and its 20-round magazine, which holds significantly more ammunition than other pistols. Despite its magazine capacity, the Five-seveN is a light pistol, weighing 726 g (1.6 pounds) loaded. It is also reasonably compact.
Though an effective weapon, the Five-seveN has not been widely adopted, due mostly to the rather unconventional concept and ammunition. Current users include several international special forces/counter-terrorist groups (including the French GIGN) and a large number of local police department SWAT teams (including some in the United States).
Variants
Five-seveN
The original Five-seveN is now discontinued. It has a double action (DA) trigger and no safety. This makes shooting slower and less accurate than with the newer single action variants of the Five-seveN. It features a shaped trigger guard, designed to facilitate gloved use.
Five-seveN Tactical
This model is identical to the original version, with the exception of the single action (SA) trigger and a safety device. The Five-seveN Tactical is also increasingly hard to find.
Five-seveN IOM
The IOM model (for Individual Officer's Model) was the first publicly available variant, debuting commercially in 2004. The IOM is similar in its basic design to the original versions, but differs in that it has a different accessory rail, lined trigger guard outside edge, and adjustable sights. It also incorporates a magazine disconnectthis safety mechanism prevents the weapon from being fired without the magazine inserted.
Five-seveN USG
The most recent version of the Five-seveN, the USG. (United States Government) variant debuted in 2005 and replaced the IOM. The USG keeps the differences incorporated in the IOM, such as the magazine disconnect and adjustable sights, but has further modifications, including: conventionally-shaped (square) trigger guard, checkered grip pattern, and a larger, reversible magazine release.
Accessories
All models of the Five-seveN can also be mounted with a laser aiming module (LAM) or a tactical flashlight on the accessory rail. There are various companies that make these devices for various firearms.
A threaded barrel is available for mounting a suppressor. Again, various manufacturers provide their models and variations of suppressors.
FN produces night sights for the DAO and Tactical models. These sights do not fit the IOM and USG models without gunsmithing. Trijicon is slated to produce tritium night sights for the IOM and USG models, but they are not available yet. There are also other companies that produce sights for various pistols that may or may not require gunsmithing.
As with all pistols, holster options are limited only to the choice that the individual or department makes. There are myriads of options one can make when deciding on a holster for their sidearm.
A magazine extension for the Five-seveN is available that will extend 1.75 inches below the weapon. It allows the Five-seveN to hold ten extra rounds, for a total of thirty.
FN Five-seven
The Five-seveN is a semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Fabrique Nationale de Herstal (FNH).
FN created the new 5.7 x 28 mm cartridge for its FN P90 personal defense weapon to meet NATO requirements released in 2000. Subsequently FN created the Five-seveN pistol to offer agencies who adopt the P90 a sidearm chambered for the same cartridge.
Overview
Conventional sidearms usually use the 9 x 19 mm, .45 ACP and similar cartridges that are effective for stopping a hostile individual in ordinary circumstances. However, FN argues that if that individual is wearing a light Kevlar vest, these bullets will be stopped without causing lethal damage. Such body armor is currently in use with over 50% of the worlds armed forces. Law enforcement officers also need the ability to pierce body armor, as it is worn by an increasing number of criminals. FN claims that thanks to the use of their newly designed 5.7 x 28 mm cartridge, the Five-seveN is capable of piercing the older U.S. Army PASGT vest at 300 meters range, and a U.S. Army PASGT helmet at a range of 240 meters. However, these penetration statistics are for the military SS190 cartridge. Other available cartridge variants are not armor-piercing, according to the BATFE. These cartridges are loaded with heavier, expanding projectiles driven at lower velocities.
After penetration, the 5.7 mm round is marketed as being able to effectively incapacitate an enemy, but there has been controversy over these claims. Conventional hollow point bullets rely on expansion to create a large wound channel, but the Five-seveN's ammunition is designed to hit the enemy, travel a few inches, then tumble end over end and continue travelling in this manner without deforming. This means that the wound it creates would be as tall as the length of the projectile (more than 21 mm), supposedly creating a more grievous wound channel, but without the expansion of a hollow point or the fragmentation of a frangible bullet. As a result, FN claims the roundand the Five-seveNare suitable for military use.
The advantages of the pistol itself include its weight (the 5.7 mm round weighs half as much as a standard 9 mm round), its recoil (FN claims the 5.7 mm round produces roughly half the felt recoil of a 9 mm round), and its 20-round magazine, which holds significantly more ammunition than other pistols. Despite its magazine capacity, the Five-seveN is a light pistol, weighing 726 g (1.6 pounds) loaded. It is also reasonably compact.
Though an effective weapon, the Five-seveN has not been widely adopted, due mostly to the rather unconventional concept and ammunition. Current users include several international special forces/counter-terrorist groups (including the French GIGN) and a large number of local police department SWAT teams (including some in the United States).
Variants
Five-seveN
The original Five-seveN is now discontinued. It has a double action (DA) trigger and no safety. This makes shooting slower and less accurate than with the newer single action variants of the Five-seveN. It features a shaped trigger guard, designed to facilitate gloved use.
Five-seveN Tactical
This model is identical to the original version, with the exception of the single action (SA) trigger and a safety device. The Five-seveN Tactical is also increasingly hard to find.
Five-seveN IOM
The IOM model (for Individual Officer's Model) was the first publicly available variant, debuting commercially in 2004. The IOM is similar in its basic design to the original versions, but differs in that it has a different accessory rail, lined trigger guard outside edge, and adjustable sights. It also incorporates a magazine disconnectthis safety mechanism prevents the weapon from being fired without the magazine inserted.
Five-seveN USG
The most recent version of the Five-seveN, the USG. (United States Government) variant debuted in 2005 and replaced the IOM. The USG keeps the differences incorporated in the IOM, such as the magazine disconnect and adjustable sights, but has further modifications, including: conventionally-shaped (square) trigger guard, checkered grip pattern, and a larger, reversible magazine release.
Accessories
All models of the Five-seveN can also be mounted with a laser aiming module (LAM) or a tactical flashlight on the accessory rail. There are various companies that make these devices for various firearms.
A threaded barrel is available for mounting a suppressor. Again, various manufacturers provide their models and variations of suppressors.
FN produces night sights for the DAO and Tactical models. These sights do not fit the IOM and USG models without gunsmithing. Trijicon is slated to produce tritium night sights for the IOM and USG models, but they are not available yet. There are also other companies that produce sights for various pistols that may or may not require gunsmithing.
As with all pistols, holster options are limited only to the choice that the individual or department makes. There are myriads of options one can make when deciding on a holster for their sidearm.
A magazine extension for the Five-seveN is available that will extend 1.75 inches below the weapon. It allows the Five-seveN to hold ten extra rounds, for a total of thirty.
JSCC LLC - MidwayUSA Dogtown Review
JSCC LLC - MidwayUSA Dogtown Review: "MidwayUSA Dogtown Review"
MidwayUSA Dogtown 34g Varmint Projectile for the 5.7x28mm Cartridge
Projectile: MidwayUSA Dogtown 34g JHP Projectile
Length: .508 inches +/- .001
Shank Length: .150 inches
Diameter: .223 inches
Weight: 33.9 to 34.0 grains
Design: Copper jacketed hollow point, flat base.
MidwayUSA Dogtown 34g Varmint Projectile for the 5.7x28mm Cartridge
Projectile: MidwayUSA Dogtown 34g JHP Projectile
Length: .508 inches +/- .001
Shank Length: .150 inches
Diameter: .223 inches
Weight: 33.9 to 34.0 grains
Design: Copper jacketed hollow point, flat base.
Ballistics Software, Chronographs & Pressure Instruments For Shooters
Ballistics Software, Chronographs & Pressure Instruments For Shooters: "RSI's Personal Ballistics Lab Components"
Index Page | Who We Are | Special Promotions | Full Product Catalog | Affiliate Program
RSI Shooting Lab | PressureTrace | LoadForce | CED Chron | Commercial
Shooting Lab | CED Chron | PressureTrace | LoadForce | Software Updates | Commercial| Tech Articles
Some of Our Favorite Firearm Links | Our Longer List of Firearm Related Links
Special Promos | Shooting Lab | PressureTrace | LoadForce | CED Chron | Commercial | View Shopping Cart
General Reloading Tips | Small Projects | Large Projects | Technical Articles | 2nd Amendment
RSI's Personal Ballistics Lab Components
RSI Shooting Lab 4.0 for Windows
Now fully VISTA compliant! Our computer software is the starting point for building a personal ballistics lab. First released in 1998, Shooting Lab has become the standard to which other shooting software is often compared.
Shooting Lab will more accurately model trajectories to long ranges, estimates bullet drag and gyroscopic stability, keeps load and firearm records, analyzes targets, load density, prints blank targets, box labels and more. It contains everything we believe can be squeezed into software without specialized instrumentation.
Shooting Lab should not be confused with simple Ext. Bal. products based on 110 year old algorithms or products that are just a PC version of load manuals.
For details, documentation and 30 day demo click here.
New PressureTrace II - Now Wireless!
The Shooting Lab program does not forecast pressure and velocity using mathematical models. It is our firm belief this can only be done safely and accurately with proper instrumentation. There are simply too many variables unique to each firearm and "theoretical" peak pressure has little value.
Theoretical models of what pressure or velocity "should" be can be interesting but does not help isolate the cause of shot to shot variation in "the real world". PressureTrace shows the affect of neck tension, distance off lands, bore fouling, etc. and is the first product to incorporate Long's Optimum Barrel Timing (OBT) "barrel harmonic" calculations.
The pressure below was captured with our PressureTrace system. In a test barrel it correctly tested to 63,000 PSI at HP White, and Quickload predicted over 60,000 PSI; but when shot through an extremely worn barrel, pressure actually reaches 120,000 PSI!
Best of all, RSI's products are affordable and can be purchased as individual components for use with equipment you already own. Feel free to try the software on this web site to learn how instrumentation can help improve your loads, reduce the time required to find optimum loads, diagnose problems and more.
With the complete RSI Lab System you will be able to measure velocity deviations, calculate ballistic coefficients for bullets shot from your rifle and see pressure curve variations in "real time" right on your PC.
Detailed information about these and other products, software, technical articles and other items of interest can be found in the menus at the top of these pages.
The CED M2 Chronograph
A good chronograph is a necessary part of any personal ballistics laboratory. For decades serious enthusiasts and handloaders have known a good chronograph is the first piece of instrumentation one should acquire. Optimum accuracy simply cannot be achieved without consistent velocity and shot to shot variations cannot be predicted by mathematical algorithms or load manuals.
The CED 's large display can be read at 100 yards through a target or spotting scope so it is ideal for calculating Ballistic Coefficients with the RSI Shooting Lab software. No one else offers a chronograph with large display, optional IR tops, USB connectivity, 1000 shot non-volatile memory, sensors that self-adjust for available light and voice chip technology.
There are many chronograph brands ranging from $90 to $900. None match the features, options and overall value of the CED M2 Chronograph.
News & Announcements
PRESSURETRACE II Is Now Shipping As Production Rolls In! The new wireless version of PressureTrace is in a new weatherproof enclosure with a 6 AA battery compartment for hundreds of hours of use. Functionality is the same as earlier models but now the PC can be up to 100 ft away! We are scrambling to have systems built as fast as possible but anticipate occassional delays while more are in transit to RSI.
SHOOTING LAB Version 4.1 for Windows is released! It is a total rewrite to add features users have asked for and Vista Compliance! For a short list of enhancements, click here. FREE Shooting Lab upgrades are available to all registered users.
The CED M2 Model Chronograph continues to be in short supply while production ramps up. Reports from those who have been lucky enough to get this new model are overwhelmingly positive. We hope CED will eventually be able to fill backorders to their dealers.
Copyright © 2007 Recreational Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Telephone: (928) 634-8028
| Send E-Mail | Top of Page |
Index Page | Who We Are | Special Promotions | Full Product Catalog | Affiliate Program
RSI Shooting Lab | PressureTrace | LoadForce | CED Chron | Commercial
Shooting Lab | CED Chron | PressureTrace | LoadForce | Software Updates | Commercial| Tech Articles
Some of Our Favorite Firearm Links | Our Longer List of Firearm Related Links
Special Promos | Shooting Lab | PressureTrace | LoadForce | CED Chron | Commercial | View Shopping Cart
General Reloading Tips | Small Projects | Large Projects | Technical Articles | 2nd Amendment
RSI's Personal Ballistics Lab Components
RSI Shooting Lab 4.0 for Windows
Now fully VISTA compliant! Our computer software is the starting point for building a personal ballistics lab. First released in 1998, Shooting Lab has become the standard to which other shooting software is often compared.
Shooting Lab will more accurately model trajectories to long ranges, estimates bullet drag and gyroscopic stability, keeps load and firearm records, analyzes targets, load density, prints blank targets, box labels and more. It contains everything we believe can be squeezed into software without specialized instrumentation.
Shooting Lab should not be confused with simple Ext. Bal. products based on 110 year old algorithms or products that are just a PC version of load manuals.
For details, documentation and 30 day demo click here.
New PressureTrace II - Now Wireless!
The Shooting Lab program does not forecast pressure and velocity using mathematical models. It is our firm belief this can only be done safely and accurately with proper instrumentation. There are simply too many variables unique to each firearm and "theoretical" peak pressure has little value.
Theoretical models of what pressure or velocity "should" be can be interesting but does not help isolate the cause of shot to shot variation in "the real world". PressureTrace shows the affect of neck tension, distance off lands, bore fouling, etc. and is the first product to incorporate Long's Optimum Barrel Timing (OBT) "barrel harmonic" calculations.
The pressure below was captured with our PressureTrace system. In a test barrel it correctly tested to 63,000 PSI at HP White, and Quickload predicted over 60,000 PSI; but when shot through an extremely worn barrel, pressure actually reaches 120,000 PSI!
Best of all, RSI's products are affordable and can be purchased as individual components for use with equipment you already own. Feel free to try the software on this web site to learn how instrumentation can help improve your loads, reduce the time required to find optimum loads, diagnose problems and more.
With the complete RSI Lab System you will be able to measure velocity deviations, calculate ballistic coefficients for bullets shot from your rifle and see pressure curve variations in "real time" right on your PC.
Detailed information about these and other products, software, technical articles and other items of interest can be found in the menus at the top of these pages.
The CED M2 Chronograph
A good chronograph is a necessary part of any personal ballistics laboratory. For decades serious enthusiasts and handloaders have known a good chronograph is the first piece of instrumentation one should acquire. Optimum accuracy simply cannot be achieved without consistent velocity and shot to shot variations cannot be predicted by mathematical algorithms or load manuals.
The CED 's large display can be read at 100 yards through a target or spotting scope so it is ideal for calculating Ballistic Coefficients with the RSI Shooting Lab software. No one else offers a chronograph with large display, optional IR tops, USB connectivity, 1000 shot non-volatile memory, sensors that self-adjust for available light and voice chip technology.
There are many chronograph brands ranging from $90 to $900. None match the features, options and overall value of the CED M2 Chronograph.
News & Announcements
PRESSURETRACE II Is Now Shipping As Production Rolls In! The new wireless version of PressureTrace is in a new weatherproof enclosure with a 6 AA battery compartment for hundreds of hours of use. Functionality is the same as earlier models but now the PC can be up to 100 ft away! We are scrambling to have systems built as fast as possible but anticipate occassional delays while more are in transit to RSI.
SHOOTING LAB Version 4.1 for Windows is released! It is a total rewrite to add features users have asked for and Vista Compliance! For a short list of enhancements, click here. FREE Shooting Lab upgrades are available to all registered users.
The CED M2 Model Chronograph continues to be in short supply while production ramps up. Reports from those who have been lucky enough to get this new model are overwhelmingly positive. We hope CED will eventually be able to fill backorders to their dealers.
Copyright © 2007 Recreational Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Telephone: (928) 634-8028
| Send E-Mail | Top of Page |
TACTICAL TAILOR - Product Index
TACTICAL TAILOR - Product Index: "PRODUCT INDEX
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MARPAT Gear
Desert MARPAT Gear
MultiCam™Gear"
Sale Items
Accessories
Apparel
Bags and Cases
Belts
Gloves
Holsters
Hydration
Leg Rigs
Lights
Modular Pouches
Packs
Rucksack Mods
Slings
Stock Mag Pouches
Vests
Weapon Accessories
MARPAT Gear
Desert MARPAT Gear
MultiCam™Gear"
Monday, May 05, 2008
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Picture For December - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Picture For December - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm: "#5
FN Five-seveN USG. Jarvis Barrel. JFK Flash Hider.
Super-secreT(TM) Optic Mount and Sight."
FN Five-seveN USG. Jarvis Barrel. JFK Flash Hider.
Super-secreT(TM) Optic Mount and Sight."
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Question, What silencer is best for 5.7 pistol? - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Question, What silencer is best for 5.7 pistol? - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm: "I very recently picked up a GemTech in trade, but haven't evaluated it yet.
AAC and SWR both recently started shipping their 5.7x28mm capable cans.
AWC also produces one, but doesn't seem very interested in selling them.
The SWR threaded 1/2x28 with a M10x1 adaptor and is intended as a multi-caliber suppressor and may be more useful than the others if you want to run it on a rimfire host on occasion (or most of the time)."
AAC and SWR both recently started shipping their 5.7x28mm capable cans.
AWC also produces one, but doesn't seem very interested in selling them.
The SWR threaded 1/2x28 with a M10x1 adaptor and is intended as a multi-caliber suppressor and may be more useful than the others if you want to run it on a rimfire host on occasion (or most of the time)."
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Question, What silencer is best for 5.7 pistol? - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Question, What silencer is best for 5.7 pistol? - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm: "SWR makes an adaptor for the Spectre. http://www.swrmfg.com/manuals/Spectre08.pdf
TROSUSA also makes adaptors http://www.trosusa.com/Adapters/Adapters.htm Although they don't list the 1/2x28 to M10x1, you can contact Mark.
You might also try HDD http://www.hi-desertdog.com/"
TROSUSA also makes adaptors http://www.trosusa.com/Adapters/Adapters.htm Although they don't list the 1/2x28 to M10x1, you can contact Mark.
You might also try HDD http://www.hi-desertdog.com/"
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Very Important Question???????? - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - Very Important Question???????? - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm: "Probably, and under felony charges. http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?mode=View%20Statutes&SubMenu=1&App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=mechanic&URL=CH0790/Sec31.HTM
I'd suggest consulting a local lawyer before proceeding any further."
I'd suggest consulting a local lawyer before proceeding any further."
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - PS90 18" Stainless match barrel and shroud - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - PS90 18" Stainless match barrel and shroud - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm: "http://www.hi-desertdog.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=14
Any more details? Photos? Availability? 922(r) issues?"
Any more details? Photos? Availability? 922(r) issues?"
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - The right CCW law - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - The right CCW law - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm: "Vermont and Alaska are the only two that get it almost exactly right.
State recipricocity of carry permits is still a mish-mash, and any government issued ID would work as well for verifying identity and cross-checking against criminal records. The officer safety angle is a red-herring in the 21st century."
State recipricocity of carry permits is still a mish-mash, and any government issued ID would work as well for verifying identity and cross-checking against criminal records. The officer safety angle is a red-herring in the 21st century."
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - SHTF scenarios - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
FN Forum.NET :: View topic - SHTF scenarios - PS90 FS200 FN SCAR FNP FiveseveN 5.7x28mm
These maps may be of interest (regarding disasters and regional emergencies that FEMA tracks)
http://www.fema.gov/pdf/hazard/map/declarationsmap1964_07.pdf
http://www.fema.gov/pdf/hazard/map/declarationsmap2000_07.pdf
Zombies are not in their scope: http://search.fema.gov/search?q=zombies&sort=date%3AD%3AL%3Ad1&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&client=fema&proxystylesheet=fema&site=fema
...but the following are:
Chemical Emergencies
Dam Failure
Earthquake
Fire or Wildfire
Flood
Hazardous Material
Heat
Hurricane
Landslide
Nuclear Power Plant Emergency
Terrorism
Thunderstorm
Tornado
Tsunami
Volcano
Wildfire
Winter Storm
These maps may be of interest (regarding disasters and regional emergencies that FEMA tracks)
http://www.fema.gov/pdf/hazard/map/declarationsmap1964_07.pdf
http://www.fema.gov/pdf/hazard/map/declarationsmap2000_07.pdf
Zombies are not in their scope: http://search.fema.gov/search?q=zombies&sort=date%3AD%3AL%3Ad1&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&client=fema&proxystylesheet=fema&site=fema
...but the following are:
Chemical Emergencies
Dam Failure
Earthquake
Fire or Wildfire
Flood
Hazardous Material
Heat
Hurricane
Landslide
Nuclear Power Plant Emergency
Terrorism
Thunderstorm
Tornado
Tsunami
Volcano
Wildfire
Winter Storm
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