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Seriously awesome Appslapp! So many different kinds of gear, and everything is nice and dirty. That video was also good, I haven't seen slideshows before where there are so many pictures that it almost looks like video!

Seer, how is the ACM Docter sight, does it adjust enough to be zeroed correctly? And very nice Socom.

Kevlar thread is not really necessary, most gear companies just use bonded nylon thread, like what gonzo suggested.

Mmmmmm, block 2!! I hope the FDE color is more pronounced on real DD rails, you can barely see it on the replicas.

Where does the battery go? Or can you fit one under the handgrip still?

TacticalCommand makes a great headset with the Sordins, called the Liberator 2, and they'll make them to work with your radio. The company's great, I got my basic Comtacs from them

Cool Loadout Havoc, liking the 6004 on the chest and the m4. But where do you put the battery for your m4?

Yeah, that looks amazing! The binding on those m4 pouches is just totally perfect, do you use a binding attachment? As for my machine, yeah, I feel pretty lucky to have it. I started off on a singer home machine my family had. Broke it once on some canvas material, and broke it again doing a RAID mod on some BDUs. I found that thing on craigslist for 300 bucks from a local sail-sewer. He even offered me a job when i told him about the stuff I was going to be doing. The machine makes SUCH a large difference though. Before I had to plan every pouch to have the fewest layers possible,

Here's all my gear: Wide Shot Closer on the chest rig Left Side Right Side Everything on the chest rig was made by me with 1000 denier nylon and mil-spec webbings, bucles, velcro, and thread on an industrial machine. I'm just going to list a basic idea of the pouches Chest Rig 8x Mag pouch ( 7 Mag Midcaps, 1 KWA hicap, hicap just for last ditch) Small radio pouch (motorola GMRS radio, looking to get an icom eventually though) Single m4 Mag pouch ( BB loader ) Padded X-harness Hydration Carrier ( Source Hydration Bladder) And My Baby:

One of my Glock, taken with a Nikon D50 and a hint of Photoshop. My first actual try at photography. The orange thing below the grip is a small folder I had in the other pics i took, but in this one i just used it to hold the pistol in place, or it would have slid off the glasses .