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For the purists among us who despise all modern and/or tacticool AKs ... a well-used old-school AK-47 with a milled Type-3 receiver and original plywood furniture. Circa: 1957.
This is an old build (see original here: www.flickr.com/photos/53459776@N03/7683534854/in/album-72...).
Credit to:
Bowlingdude47: wood grain (modified by me)
Born_in_USSR: selector switch (modified by me)
Shockwave: text
Benjoo: screws (x2)
Recently purchased a smaller bag for travel and possibly EDC. On the left is a Red Rock Rambler sling bag which is a copy of a Maxpedition Stika, on the right is a Red Rock Rover sling bag in Coyote, which is a copy of a Lunada sling. Currently the Rover has my Acer A500 inside of the main pocket, a Condor Sidekick Pouch on the front filled with tools and such, the Condor gadget pouch on the side has a video camera and lens and battery inside of it. For the most part it is full of what I carried in the Rambler minus spare change of clothes and water.
I’d like to introduce to you the tacticool strobist bag. I was in the market for a bag for my new Gitzo 1541T tripod but wasn’t happy with anything I found. Most were too bulky and/or long, which defeated the purpose of having travel-sized gear. Speedlites are my strobe of choice for their portability and convenience so in that vein I also use Manfrotto 001B Nano light stands (19″ when collapsed), and double-fold umbrellas. Luckily, I found a bag that fits everything! You can find it at County Comm (I love this place).
Meet the Maratac Extreme SAT-COM bag.
For the full write-up, and more photos, visit my blog
Strobist: beauty dish camera right plus a strobe bounced off of the ceiling
12-Gauge Mossberg 500 pump-action shotgun with front sight bead. (Only the smaller resolution file has been uploaded here).
©2012 David C. Pearson, M.D.
Finally got all my toys in yesterday. I've had the Nightstalker since last week, and the Zippo for god knows how long. My E2D LED and Subcom came in last night, and my carbon fiber scale(by Ancient Sword) came in last week. Gonna pick up a TAD sheath for the light, and a Jurgen strap later this week.
I do regret getting the carbon fiber scale though. While the craftsmanship is great, it doesn't look as "Tacticool" as the stock G10.
I'd like to say this is my EDC gear, but I can't always bring the knife, and the light is too cumbersome for when I'm in dress clothes. My eyeglasses, wallet and keys are missing but those aren't fun to look at, and I think they're already somewhere in my photo stream.
Adapted for a more realistic shotgun setup, including a pump-mounted 10-LED flashlight for dark rooms and blinding opponents and a holo sight for quick target acquisition.
And apparently it fits a great many types of receivers, so it was a no-brainer to fit a complete SR-25 receiver and look how it turned out :-)
Well I decided to rework my Enforcer MP by adding a different rail integrated hand-guard, & a new scratch built selector switch system. Then just for kicks I added my Dazzler Foregrip, iron sights, Integraluxe suppressor, & reinforced mk. 2 stock.
Just trying some designs. And yeah I only made the sights..... don't worry this is not going on the group.
Credits:
Benjoo-MIAD,upper receiver+buffer tube and ring
Shock-PMAG, Aimpoint+mount
Trapezoid-RIS
Lucky-Lower Receiver
Size comparison to my hand. It's small, but it functions very well as a nail file. Plus there is no need to fear grabbing onto the steel, as it is not sharp. If you're interested in one, feel free to contact me :)
Top view- Standard production Tesla Pro-11 with a 30 round mag. Cost- £299.99
Bottom view- 'Tacticool' version. Has a Tesla recoil reducing stock (RRS), A Tesla red dot/laser and a silencer. Shown with an EcoTech 20Mag. Cost- £499.99
Pastie- pastebin.com/TCQ5Qfhj
CZ 455 Varmint Tacticool Supressor-Ready
Vortex Optics Razor HD Gen II 4.5-27x56 MRAD
Seekins Precision 34mm, 1" 'high' rings
Area 419 CZ 455 30MOA base
To prove my skills I give you theses 40 mm rockets with customized warheads that include TL: Standard HEDP, ML: 6mm Grapeshot, BL: 10mm Cluster Mini-Grenade, TR: Incendiary Gas Dispersal & Ignition, MR: Spearhead Harpoon/Nonexplosive Defense Shredder, & BR: A Manriki a.k.a. Snare Line trapping tool. The Grapeshot, CMG, & Manriki rockets all contain timers that initiate kicker charges that activate each rocket's unique attribute like the Grapeshot's timer allows for near precise dispersal of the ball bearings "glued" to the exterior and suspended in the explosive interior, the CMG's kicker activates a series of firing pins that release each mini-grenade separately for larger area damage and then initiates a detonation timer in the rocket shaft to add a fifth explosion to the chain, and the Manriki's timer activates 4 tapered .22 LR blank holding nozzles to release the chain's weighted head. I will post the launcher I designed for these next, fair warning the launcher contains a color scheme designed for a user that was/is a Beverly Hills Barbie after years of steroid abuse & mercenary service.