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sekiryu

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  1. If we're using Darklite as an example, the answer would be yes.
  2. That's saying "I don't have Japanese gear, so I won't buy a Japanese rifle", which doesn't have anything to do with nationality, unlike "I'm not Japanese, so I won't buy a Japanese rifle".
  3. Really? I guess you have to be a midget to use an M4 as well
  4. Which, oddly, never seems to go like "I'm ________and it's a German/French/Belgian/British/<insert other foreign country> gun so ___________". I wish the rest of the foregrip were metal, then I'd use those on my TM '89.
  5. Half of the real ones are as shiny as your 1911 ;P Those scratches all came from ALICE gear
  6. Here's what little wear and tear my Type 89 has. Mainly the bipod, receiver, and (unpictured) selector lever. I can't decide whether or not to artificially weather it.
  7. There aren't any "left hand versions" of the AUG--they're all the same. All you do is remove the bolt, pull the extractor from the bolt head, put it back in on the other side of the bolt head, put the bolt back in, swap the port covers, and voila.
  8. Question for you guys: KSC or TM P226? The KSC is more realistic, but the TM performs better, right?
  9. So I guess those of us without a regular game photographer are SOL then? Hardly fair. EDIT: You could do what i do and ask one of the Marshalls to take a few pics with a cheap Digi-cam. 9 times out of 10 they don't mind. Problem sorted
  10. The foregrip on that thing is sturdier than the Marui's
  11. What's the wood pole on your kit Gadge? And what exactly is a "first line kit" anyway?
  12. But the forum rules came about because of that particular US law.
  13. You fogot Kobe beef! In the United States, it is illegal to sell an imitation firearm without an orange tip. It is legal for the end user to remove that orange tip. Just like those "do not remove" tags on furniture.
  14. I'm curious of it's compatibility with propane.
  15. Hmm, I'm considering doing some worn looks on my Type 89. The real ones look like they've been through hell and back. The flash hiders are practically chromed.
  16. In the real AUG world, it is called a 16" barrel. Incorrect my *albartroth*. Try talking to some real AUG owners--handling a real one would help you learn about the finer details, like trademarks, too. .....and the correct term for "flash excluder" in the AUG manual (http://www.steyr-aug.com/AUG32-45.JPG) is "muzzle flash hider".
  17. Well, carbine is a lot easier than saying 16" barrel.
  18. The only scope that looks good on an AUG's railed receiver is an ELCAN.
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