mrblah

I just picked up a Sharp AQUOS LC-37GP1U. It's a very good 1080p LCD for a decent price.

that skyhawk is the heat. Now do I need another citizen

It isn't as cool as my omega seamaster but I like this style more: My new camera gear and Iphone case (seidio innocase: the best case I've ever own) lol, excuse the pics i took it with a crappy point and shoot.

if they only were made of gold....

I'm not going wear out the finish on the Dboy's since I'm probably going to sell the ak. Not everybody wants their ak to look all worn out.

the new dboys have a matte finish. It definitely makes it more toy like. I have one of the newer ones also with the wood handguards.

P.S. I am well aware that one of the ak's has its safety off.

is it me or the latch is a bit weak on the skeleton stock. I'm a lefty, and everytime I shoulder it, the skeleton stock likes to swing close (without hitting the button). I looked at the hinge/latch and I can't see any way of fixing this. while the kalash/boyi is a decent replica, the stock is annoying the ###### out of me (especially everytime I shoulder it, any pressure will cause the stock to fold)....!#!@#!@#!$!%!#$

i see that customs also enjoyed eyeing your piece as well.

its the DM kit. The receiver is nicer and thicker than inokatsu/rmw, but everything else that came with the kit is garbage when compared to the ino/rmw kit. I think i spent about a week sanding, finishing, filing, weathering, blah blah blah, to get it so it doesn't look like acme ######. The previous pictures was a mix of inokatsu and DM parts, but since i'm jobless/unemployed/with too much time on my hands, i'm trying to sell off the inokatsu parts, and fix the DM parts so its up to par with inokatsu's finish or at least until it doesnt scream acme. thanks guys for the complime

wootz, redid my piece of Q@#$@#$! acme handguards from this: to this: got rid of the retarded bulge on the sides and behind the vertical grip, sanded down using the ino AIMS grip and pictures as a template, then dyed it w/ 5 coats of minwax red mahogany and applied 5 coats of varnish. Its a bit red, but i like it.......

lol, you didnt get the sarcasm of his post, lol.

thats just insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

dm makes other steel kits also, other than the romanian one. They make a ak74 kit and aks-74 kit

yep just steel wool, and alot of rubbing, polished the steel to a grey shine.

i think its cool they are producing the chicom, in the U.S. its hard to find atm...now if they only made a 4 cell chicom...

thx for the tip but how do they feed?

damn it it must be the paint thinner

Originally, the vfc had a fat handguard due to putting a lipo battery in it. I could have swore I saw it somewhere on the net somewhere, but then again I might have inhaled to much paint thinner in the last few hours. as for the dm handguard, there is a noticeable bulge on the side, and the rear of the handguard that isn't suppose to be there. I removed them using the ino handguards as a template, and some pics on the internet, so it looks half way decent, and it fits. Now I just have to refinish them.

did some weathering.

Ok, i take back everything i said about the crappy finish on the cast parts. Wanna know why? Because they polish to a nice gunmetal/dark grey Gotta love steel. Currently, I'm trying to redo the front wood handguard. I sanded down the sides to try and get it more proportioned, and i'll restain it, but I think it wont be finished for another week. I wonder if DM copied the out of proportioned VFC front handguard....... because they both have that out of proportioned bulge.

I presume you live in the US, there are a bunch of places. Mainly forums such as the ar15 forum, ak forum, and others. If you want the front end you will be looking for "romy G" handguards, or romanian ak front handguards, AIM, or AIMS. Keep in mind though, usually its the lower handguard only (which you want) or complete frontsets and complete kits, which can get expensive, and many of them are in need of refinishing. As for retailers, there are quite a few online, so google it, it seems the handguards are relatively easy to find in the US. Again, even for retailers, most of the romy han

i can't...the inokatsu AIM has been disassembled and in a bizillion parts. I'll see if i can compare parts n stuff over the weekend, since i've been just laid off, i have alot of time on my hands...lol