Introducing The Omega Concern's latest, greatest, and... Well sure, only light machine gun.  The Mk48 in this spring's most fashionable earth tones, featuring big ol' 7.62mm bullets with extended-play 100-round belts, because nothing says style like highly effective suppressive fire.  Coming with all the goodies you're starting to expect and take for granted, like a complete combat AO with 39 custom animations, including walking, running, crawling and rolling animations in standing, kneeling and prone shooting stances. HUD, chat, or gesture control and 5 types of ammunition for RP or Linden Damage combat.  And free and automatic updates.

User manual?  Over here.

Model on display at The Omega Concern's main store... Over here.

In an effort to increase our bandwidth in communicating with you, we are now on Twitter, under the nom de twit of @omegaconcern.  So now you may have a chance to get the jump on being the first kid on your street with a light machine gun (with which to terrorize all the other kids on the street, natch.)

Presenting The Omega Concern's G36K, featuring a complete combat AO with 33 custom animations, including walking, running, crawling and rolling, plus all the standard animations for aiming, firing and reloading from standing, kneeling and prone shooting stances.  HUD, chat, or gesture control with 11 types of ammunition to go through anything and everyone with semi-auto, burst and auto firing modes with selectable bullet velocities.  Removable muzzle suppressor, folding stock and transluscent magazines for easy visual check of ammo levels, even without the HUD.  Fully compatible with the Omega Combat System, of course.  Free and automatic updates.

User manual online for the terminally curious

Model on display at The Omega Concern.

Meet your new best friend and sidekick in kicking Gluteus Maximus.  The next generation of firearm model and the definitive statement on the state of the art.

Featuring a complete combat AO with 41 custom animations, including walking, running, crawling and rolling, plus all the standard animations for aiming, firing and reloading from standing, kneeling and prone shooting stances.  Removable grenade launcher with optional automatic ranging and ballistics mode, taking all the guesswork out of dropping a 40mm right where you need it most. HUD, chat, or gesture control.  11 types of ammunition. Ability to call in close air support in the form of a GBU-10 or B-83 delivered by an X-47B like it was the postman.  Fully compatible with the Omega Combat System, of course. Free and automatic updates.

The user manual is over... here.

All this and good karma, yours for L$1750.

The purpose of this post is to inform those who will be affected by a program I am about to launch which will disable the products of several hundred persons in Second Life. The heart of this issue stems from a security hole which has since been closed, but which allowed people using a viewer made to exploit this hole to transfer normally no-transfer items to other persons.

First, to those who have legitimately purchased a product from The Omega Concern or an authorized Apez reseller, if yours has been inadvertently disabled, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with any transaction information you have and we will redeliver the affected products to you.

Second, for those who may have purchased a product from an unauthorized reseller, you have my sympathy, and I encourage you to file an abuse report against the person who fraudulently sold you a pirated product.  Further, if you care to come forward with the name of the agent from whom you purchased said product (email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ), we are offering a 50% rebate from the current purchase prices should you choose to replace the disabled item.

Third, to those who knowingly exploited a security hole to redistribute products without the authorization of the creator of the items and thus the legal copyright holders, well, you should have known better.