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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
So I've come to a frustrating halt with my design here. I'm having what I guess is the PMG equivalent of writer's block.
I definitely want to showcase the basic rifle and a variant of some sort. Pictured above is the extremely rough tacticool model.
This might be put on the back-burner until I can work out the handguard and the stock area. If anyone wants the data for these to diddle around with, just ask.
Right in front of City Hall--where the Olympia Police Department is also headquartered--there is a bronze pig.
While angling for this shot, I overheard a rather bitter sounding conversation between a couple precision-barbered beardos clad in tacticool cargos, vests, and boots. They were scowling at all the murals on boarded up windows in support of black lives. A choice quotation from this: "See, this is why I hate even coming down to Olympia. It's all about virtue signaling. They barely even have any black people here. We have way more blacks out in Lacey."
It's like it's unconscionable that people would show any sign of caring about problems that affect people who are different than themselves! Ain't it funny how people who gripe about "virtue signaling" can't seem to care about anybody but themselves? Are the signals faulty, or is it your receptors? In any event, it's about showing solidarity anyway. It may not be as impactful as direct action or calling your representatives, but that has its own value, too.
And say her name: BREONNA TAYLOR
She was sleeping.
A disruptive energy rifle modeled after the FNH P90 with a thermal sight, BURDS, an all else fails BUIS set, & this is equipped with a sling mountable under-guard. Basically this is a blending exercise on my part, & a few custom part sets from a mix of presets and shapes exercise as well. Hope y'all like this attempt.
A nail file I made from an Opinel No. 4 folding knife. This one's for my wife, but if you're interested in one, feel free to contact me :) I shaped the handle so the blade will be easier to remove. I can make that even more extreme if need be
HA HA. It's a Horseman!
So my brother is testing and testing for a LEO job and I'm like, "I have the hookup for Oakley, Emerson, etc" and he said "No tacticool gear until I get some tin." Fine bro. But you ride horses, own a horse, you're getting an Emerson Horseman. HA HA.
You don't have to spend a lot of money to make your camera all tacticool!
(My standard camera gear, based on the old 20D, plus: One $75 500mm f/8-or-worse lens, which isn't very useful for anything. And one big old Hanimex potato-masher flash, which cost even less, and may actually be quite handy. Low trigger voltage, thyristor auto and variable manual settings, blah blah Strobist blah. The flash came with coloured filters, so I had to put one of them on it to make the picture even stupider.)
My Gear:
- ICS Colt M4A1 Carbine
- Mission Spec Irene Adaptive Sling
- Genuine set of ACUs
- Mechanix Original Coyote Tan Gloves
- Condor Tan Rigger's Belt (Not Shown)
- Original SWAT Tan Boots
- Bijan Coyote Tan Kneepads
- Condor Modular Operator Plate Carrier
- Condor Admin Pouch
- Condor Triple Stacker M4 Mag Pouch
- Condor Double Stacker M4 Mag Pouch
- Condor I-Pouch
- Condor Utility Pouch
- Condor 3-Fold Mag Dump Pouch (Not Shown)
Armored Industries Crab King.
My current camera bag.
With:
5.11 Water Bottle Pouch
Krukspec M1 Pouch
Flyye Strobe Pouch
Armored Industries Crab King.
My current camera bag.
With:
5.11 Water Bottle Pouch
Krukspec M1 Pouch
Flyye Strobe Pouch
My Belstaff 556 was a bit small (looked a lot like a murse on me - i'm 6'2", 150lbs at most) so I got the larger 556. I also got it in a less tacticool colour - Mountain Brown. I like it.
Oh, and I'm moving back to California next month =] Orange County here I come...(I'm living in Newport Beach)
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