Nervikaire

Been a long time since i've been on Arnies... Here is my latest paintjob. Don't have all the close-up pictures uploaded yet but you'll get the idea...

Starting to see some wear on my baby. Most of it is hard to see in pictures tho, mostly scratches and scuffs on the paint. BTW, 100-mph tape purpose is to hold the rear pin in place

No need to open the front cover to aim properly...

Need to paint the bipod, but I think I finally got it where I wanted

Bad background and bad picture, but the baby is nice

To be honest, a real Elcan isn't all that bad, but it's heavy and bulky. Elcan C79 replicas, (not the M145 one, that's built for LMG's) are unfortunetaly not as good. The sight/reticule (?) on the real Elcan is practical, but the one on the replicas is in a T shape, with really fat black lines. Blocks a good part of FOV. So to resume, in real life, I would prefer an ACOG, in airsoft I definitely prefer the ACOG too But, it's got a great look and well... Is there a better way to recognize a C7A2? Mind you, if you want to build a C7A2, you can also put on an EOTech 512/552. They are se

Here is a pic I took before re-building the guns, foam isn't cut on that one, but you get the idea

Of course I have a full cadpat loadout , except for the vest, I don't like the issued one. Like my Paraclete Hard plate carrier better For the C7A2, it's not 100% accurate: Wrong front rail (real TriAd are almost impossible to get), wrong grip (comfort is important ), wrong trademarks. Parts list for the C7A2 -G&P M16A2 frontend -G&P M4A1 metal body -TM stock gearbox -TM retractable stock -TM 6 position tube -TM EG1000 -Magpul PTS MIAD -Guarder TRS rail -Guarder buttpad -Chinese Elcan (Samurai replica) -King Arms Ambi mag catch -Madbull 509mm in

Thanks, case is a Pelican 1720, both guns fit in there fine, but I have to remove the scopes and place them aside. It's tight, but it fits If I had flip-up front sight I could gain a bit of space though.

What is hiding in this case?? Yup, my two AR15's

yes it is

My new toy... Sorry for the bad quality of the pics, I'll take some better ones later...

Nothing special, Krylon, good can control, natural vegetation. I always try to paint my guns in a ''field like'' way. No airbrush or fancy stancil. (except for my Cadpat M4 of course)

Ready for winter! (Also received my Eberlestock accessories, rifle rest and side scabbard )

Crappy cell phone pic, but you get the idea. From top to bottom: Unfinished VSR (only need the winter paint to be done), has to be the most solid VSR out there... Nearly finished Mk12 Mod.1 (not mine, a custom build for a client/teammate) My good old M4...

My latest build. The LaRue EO mount and BUIS is not really intended for airsoft use, but because of christmas gifts I haven't bought my LMT AR15 yet so... Why not

You NEED an Li-PO charger to charge those batteries, or it will prolly go BOOM Got my Li-PO and my charger through here: Only Battery Packs But they are many places that sell quality Li-PO chargers, just take a look on ebay and remember that a charger's price is often an indicator of it's quality.

@ yeatzee: If I were you, I would get the 511. It's the less costy one and it will look better on your MP5. Of course, on a long rifle such as the G3 SG1, a 512 would prolly look better, but you'll prolly want some magnification on that particular AEG. So yeah, just get a 511, it looks perfect on an MP5

He meant NSN ACOG...

There you go: EOTech on M4 receiver with A.R.M.S. #40L BUIS

The 552 is also available with only a 1 MOA dot, never seen the 512 with that option (not that I would like it anyway) I've owned a 552 in the past and really, if you don't need to use NV, just get the 512 and use the extra money for something else...

Latest purchase, the beginning of a new long term project. Only things left will be the gearbox and metal body...

The Star crane stock batteries do fit in the stock, don't know for the other types of crane stock batts. I do believe that Star has some of the largest ones though, so others ''should'' fit. Picture 1 Picture 2

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