I'm a survivor.

SIG Sauer SIG50

A bolt-action rifle chambered in 12.7x99mm (50 BMG), the SIG50 is sometimes mistakenly referred to as a rip-off of the McMillan TAC-50. In reality it was a joint venture between both companies. The SIG50 has a lighter receiver, weighing about 2.5 pounds less than the TAC-50. The grip was also changed in a rather interesting way. (GRH)

“The TAC-50 grip was just not the feel I wanted for the SIG50. I started carving on the grip but just could not get it to the feel I wanted,” he remembers. “Sitting on the bench in my shop was a P250 with the full-size grip module. I cut the grip off of it and fixed it to the stock. It was exactly what I wanted in grip feel.” - David Grimshaw, SIG Sauer Special Weapons Systems Product Manager

When she reached the cargo hold she didn’t see who was actually there because she was busy looking at her phone but when her eyes lift up it was Ward, she raised her brow at him lightly.

"Morning." He greeted her with a grin as sweat dripped down his face. She looked amazing. It was a somewhat early day of travel, and she looked perfect. Not a single thread of evidence that he'd seen her the night before.

He looked like anyone should look when they've been training in high humidity.

Jemma disappeared into the back storage room to grab the ointment, returning with a sigh. “This should dull the pain a little. Hopefully they get you to an actual doctor so you can be checked out properly. I don’t have all the supplies needed to really fix this.” 

"Of course I did." He understood why she asked, but it didn't take the sting away. "But I have-" he paused. "Had. I had other loyalties."

Ward nodded. Despite his calm exterior, his teeth were clenched to hold back any more visible sign of pain. Getting them had at least had that moment of shock before the pain kicked in. It wasn't until a moment later when he was laying flat on his back that the adrenaline started to wear off and suddenly everything ached.

The guy who removed the nails wasn't exactly gentile either. Not that he would have been in that guy's shoes, but he couldn't help but feel like some of the damage could have been prevented.