ARLINGTON, Va. -- BAE Systems has received a one-year award from the U.S. Navy to deliver 40 Mk 38 Mod 2 Gun Systems in 2011 and 2012. This will increase the total number of Mk 38 Mod 2 Systems in the Navy’s fleet to more than 220. This is the first year of a four-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, with a total value of more than $165 million.
For further information on BAE Systems activities at the Navy League Sea Air Space Exposition, please visit www.baesystems.com/sasThicker is better�and not just on the door. Look for a safe with a good metal thickness�no thinner than 10-guage�all around. Many safe manufacturers will produce safes with thick doors but thin bodies. A safe cracker with any skill will know which safes are vulnerable in the body�and will bypass the door to go in through the side or roof of the safe. Make sure your sides, top and bottom are just as thick and strong as your safe�s door.The carnage began on Friday afternoon when a bomb rocked the heart of Oslo, killing seven people and injuring dozens more.“The Mk 38 is the Navy's choice for superior self defense capability,” said Mark Signorelli, vice president and general manager of Weapon Systems for BAE Systems. “We’re proud to support the Navy as they continue to add Mk 38 guns to the fleet, ensuring significant protection against high-speed attack craft threats."Panicked teenagers plunged into the water to try to swim away or played dead to avoid the gunman.Most safes on the market today will do a good job of protecting your guns from curious children. What all of them won�t do well is protect your guns from burglars. Many criminals get their hands on weapons by breaking into the homes of known gun owners and stealing them.When protecting your guns from theft, all safes are not created equal. Here�s what to look for when you�re buying a gun safe.
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