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More (posed) pics. I have an in-action pic but its horribly blurred as I was running. A testament to the .500 being a skirmishable revolver. Got two kills right away after the game started despite the not-so-stealthy shirt. There aren't any full metal gas revolvers in the market, but the closest you could do is buy a Tanaka M29 then get the Zeke metal kit. Of course you'd be $350 poorer by then.

Happy New Year! I just finished making my PKM kit. Base gun is an AK (slr105) so it counts on this thread. Zounds! The feed tray comes up like the real thing! Removable box mag. Made out of PVC.

A friend (guy in red shirt) with my best friend (S&W .500)

S&W .500 artistic shot and my fedora, sadly not Prada.

Curse you! Curse you all for this thread (shakes fist in air)! Now guess whats gone and headed towards my house, why a revolver of course! Its just that the wheelgun won't come by early December. And when I get it, I'll take pics of it that will make Clint Eastwood look like he's packing a twenty-two. All will fall with the mighty five hundred.

Well I'll be... the RPK 47 really doesn't use machined receivers, but stamped as well. I stand corrected in that case. Although Shroomalistic did use a 74 receiver (from an SLR105) on his RPK, which makes it... definitely not a run-off-the-mill RPK 47.

Really now? I suggest looking closely at the receiver. Its a stamped type, akin to the 74 as opposed to the machined 47 type. And yes, the 74 (5.45x39) does sport different chambering from a 47 (7.62x39).

Yes, so long as you bend the motor cage to look like a V3 gearbox or have an SVD with a standard military style grip/stock, which wouldn't be an SVD at all but a Tiger instead. You will also need an incredibly looong air nozzle. You might get problems geting your hands on a deactivated SVD though, not to mention deactivated guns are required to have their barrels cut in half. So it would be easier buying a King Arms/Atoz SVD.

An RPK 74, sweet! Beats any old RPK any day, well except for the one with the gigantic NV stuck on it.

What the? Someone trying to pass off an SVD as an AK47? It's usually the other way around. It isn't an AK, unless you get one of those hybrid svd47's. Although you could start a new thread demanding pics of true SVDs which is what you have, oh and AKs not allowed.

Do take note however that attaching the side mounted rail on a TM plastic receiver will break it eventually, depending on use. If you can, stick the side rail on a metal body. If you can get your hands on a VFC aks74u or a CA slr105, those already come equipped with the side rail.

Thats Russian technology to you. They aren't the standard 20mm or picatinny rails as promoted by the west. Right now, the only things you could stick to that rail is any of the PSO series of scopes, and the side mounted 20mm rail adapter by VFC. WGC has them me thinks.

TM AK47 with my own wood 74 furniture. But check out my grips.

I've been refraining from adding my own AUG pics thinking that I had already done so before. But now that I recall, it was the austrian load-out thread. So just to put my gun where it would fit better: AUG C30

Both my SVU and M76 are made of wood. The synthetic finish on the bullpup is mostly due to drenching in varnish before painting with textured Krylon. At least for me, its an easy alternative to fiberglass and it works well. I made the kit of the Zastava on an AK being easier to make than gutting out a real one and fitting with AEG parts. So yeah, its a ######, but a pretty one. The foregrips seem longer than normal because its on the receiver of an AK, which is considerably shorter than an M76.

Just adding this here as its graduated from the projects board. I've also decided on keeping it so the red sticker isn't there anymore. Edit: almost forgot to post my Zastava.

Not an A3 folding grip. Just a G&P folding grip. A lot of people stick it on M4s and whatnot, but it really looks made for the AUG. I fabricated the foregrip shroud. Its just heat-molded PVC. Strong stuff and keeps with the synthetic look. I initially wanted something like an A3 look, but I deviated after about 5~6 prototypes and finaly came up with this one. Its loosely baised on an Anime gun from Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, the Seburo C30. I changed the under-barrel GL into a tac light.

Wonderfully done AUGs here, me thinks. I shall add mine then. Don't mind the color of the first pic. My brother was screwing around with his dslr and so that came out.