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Metal Storm 3GL Assault Rifle Firing Video Released

Metal Storm Limited (ASX: MST) (PINKSHEETS: MTSXY).

On 25th June 2009 Metal Storm released a CEO Bulletin to Shareholders, which included an announcement that the Company had completed a series of shoulder fire trials of its 3GL three shot grenade launcher integrated to an infantry assault weapon.

The Company is pleased to report that a video showing highlights of this firing event has now been posted on the Company website.

To view the video please visit: http://www.metalstorm.com/release/3GL-Assault-Weapon-Integration.html

To view the CEO Bulletin please visit: http://www.metalstorm.com/ceobulletin/

Notes:

Metal Storm's Australian Stock Exchange trading code: MST

Metal Storm's OTC Symbol: MTSXY

About Metal Storm

Metal Storm Limited is a multi-national defence technology company engaged in the development of electronically initiated ballistics systems using its unique "stacked projectile" technology. The company is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia and incorporated in Australia. Metal Storm Limited technology and products are represented in the USA by Metal Storm Inc., which has offices in Arlington, Virginia.

Metal Storm is working with government agencies and departments, as well as industry, to develop a variety of systems utilising the Metal Storm non-mechanical, electronically fired stacked ammunition system. Metal Storm's weapon technology uses computer-controlled electronic ignition and a system of stacked projectiles, to achieve a completely non-mechanical gun that is very lightweight and compact, providing a very high firepower to weight ratio. The Metal Storm weapons system utilizes multiple barrels mounted together on one platform which allows varying munitions types to be deployed in a single, low cost, lightweight weapon system. Firing the weapons by electronic ignition requires no moving parts, allowing reliable long term unattended weapon operation.

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