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NecronomicoN

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About NecronomicoN

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  • Birthday 05/15/1986

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  • Airsofter since
    Late Year 2000
  • Toy collection
    Its going to be LONG. Check my interests.
  • Country
    United States

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    KommodantNecro
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    anticitizen_one
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    http://www.myspace.com/AnticitizenOne
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    darksyphonx

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  • Location
    Mount Vernon, OH
  • Interests
    Current Guns: ICS AK-74M, TM MP7A1, TM DE Hardkick Custom, KJW Glock 27.<br /><br />Past Guns: TM P90 Std, TM M16A1, TM HK51, TM MP5K-PDW, CA M15A4 Carbine, TM AK47, TM AK with Guarder SVD Kit, TM AK with Guarder AK-103 kit, UTG MP5, TM MP5SD5, TM G36K, ICS MP5A4, TM Aug Civilian, KWA G18C, KWA G26C, KWA M945, WA 5" Infinity, KWC DE, KWA M11, KWA M93R, KJW M9 FMV, TM MK23 Socom, Marushin Raging Bull 8", TM Spas-12, TM Spas-12 Sawed off Custom, UTG M87SA, MM Mini Launcher, KJW USP Tactical, HFC M9, HFC USP, HFC G17, UHC USP Match, HFC XM1777, CYMA PSG-1, UHC DE. There is more but that is what I could think of off the top of my head...
  1. My TM G36C converted to an "SL36C". TM G36C Base Star SL9 Receiver, Stock, Magwell CA Large Handguard CA 1.5x Optic Carry Handle UTG Vertical Grip Swatforce G36 Full Length Rails Madbull Gemtech QD Silencer Brinkmaan P6 Tactical Lamp 8.4v 3000mAh Large Battery CA 6mm Oilless Steel Bushings Systema M1XX spring (Above your forum limits) Enjoy!
  2. TM MP7. Project isn't quite finished...plan on adding a Mosquito Molds PEQ-2 mini launcher, TM short pro silencer and 6.04mm tightbore. Internal overhaul will commence during downtime over the winter and will consist of metal bushings, upgrade spring (hopefully something over 80m/sec will be out by then) and a metal spring guide. Currently installed is a BSA PMRS reflex sight (Meant for real steel, not an airsoft company knockoff) with 4 reticle options and a Brinkmann P6 bulb tac light. It may have only been 20 bucks at Wally World but it holds its own against a Scorpion or Surefire.
  3. Just screwing around in photoshop...my terrorist-looking loadout:P
  4. Dual TM Desert Eagle hardkicks...gets the job done
  5. My UTG MP5. Heavily converted and upgraded beyond suckage levels: TM MP5 V2 Gearbox TM Large battery wiring harness Above forum limits spring Systema metal standard ratio gears Systema metal bushings UTG Tappet plate Systema super high-torque motor Systema P90 length tightbore (Soon to be replaced with an M4 length one) TM MP5SD front end Guarder improved hop up bucking UTG hop up unit Stock, Lower and Upper receiver from the UTG MP5 8.4v 3300 mAh large battery I took the scope off since the pic has been taken, and replaced it with a basic Tasco red dot scope.
  6. Two of my babies. Too bad I don't own either of them anymore . TM AK with Guarder AK-103 kit: Stock internally and externally, except the kit. TM AK-47S with Guarder SVD Kit Systema M150 FTK Custom cut inner barrel TGS metal sight block Metal receiver Real PSOP 4x24 scope with illuminated reticle FPS: Too high to list on here, obviously. How I miss these guns...AKs are my favorite, but when you need money, you need money unfortunately. Hopefully soon I'll be able to pick up the G&G RK-104 to tickle my fancy.
  7. You couldn't be more right. Keep in mind too, that gun's polish job has been finished for a year now. So an occasional scratch on a surface that is almost like glass is to be expected. Its worth the shine and luster of it though IMHO. Because the gun is so reflective and showing images constantly, you really don't see the scratches unless you look at it close and out of direct light. Or, take a pic of it, because my digital camera tends to pick up every scratch, hair, dust particle or whatever to make my picture just that much more imperfect .
  8. I just said I used a large battery in that space . Its just not in the picture I took.
  9. Well, since my Glock is over 3 years old, and all the work was done quite a while ago, I cannot specifically name some of the grits. I only used one grit though, and that was the absolute finest grit that was available. The process went a bit like this: Dremel with wire brush attachment to remove the paint. Fine grit sandpaper to get the finish going in one direction. Dremel with wire brush once again. Dremel with polishing disc and compound. 000 Steel wool to final polish - very LONG process but well worth it. All of this was done over the course of 6 months to one year
  10. I had thought about that as well, but no longer an issue as I no longer own this gun in paticular. What used to go there was a custom made 9.6v 3300mAh Nimh large battery. With zapped GP cells and just a 1J equivilent spring, the thing was literally...a hose. Seriously, if you didn't watch yourself in a game, you could drain that box mag fairly quickly. It was good for a support gun, but since most the game I attended only allowed for real world versions of support guns to be used, I ended up selling most of those parts. Donut - that is a Nitro Vo RIS unit. 100 bucks from AEX. P
  11. My KWA Glock 26C. First GBB I ever purchased, and still kicking! KWA G26C Base G&G Threaded Barrel KM 110x30 Suppressor Homemade high-flow valve Custom fitting done to slide interior, frame rails, ejection port front lip and chamber front lip to get it to cycle properly. Slide, suppressor and barrel chamber polished to a mirror shine via dremel, very fine sandpaper, steel wool and lots of spare time. This gun never sees the field for obvious reasons. If I dropped that gun and messed up the slide after the work I put into it, I'd be a sad panda. Its so smooth t
  12. My first AEG of all was a P90 Yeah yeah, I know I probobly went a bit overboard with it...but I was one heck of a crazy noob, what can I say? It had a massive rate of fire, and was a long lived and very good gun to me. Wouldn't have sold it under any circumstance besides the fact that it happened to be my best friend's favorite gun, and the RDS version was then out of production. So, I did the nice thing any good friend would do and sold it to him for a very cheap price. I should mention that I used to have a NOS logo sticker on this gun as my response to people calling it the
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