realityknight

Meh, multicam takes all the romance out of it. Thank you for the pics!

Those combat shirts look good, are they available for outside purchase anywhere?

Do want

One more from earlier this year.

Mad posing from yesterday's game.

RT Colorado, CCC 1970 Taken at MTA 2013 http://jaclsphotography.zenfolio.com/p915763747/e5877be46

Some pics before I hang them up for the summer.

Quick+Dirty from last weekend.

No Diemaco thead = teh ghei

quick+dirty

I love it, it's great!

Thanks guys! I think the grips tie the gun nicely togther from a color/asthetics perspective, and as said previously they're also wider, and a much more comfortable than usual 1911-type grips. Why yes, I was there last weekend shooting at the kids with this very gun. I don't make it down there too often, but it's a useful proving ground for new toys. And oh yeah, I've known the guys that run for many, many years.

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Hahaha, nice. fixed, *badgeress* *badgeress* *badgeress*.

Just flip the gun over to the otherside, like I did. Then you can conviently forget it's there!

Thanks! As for how they look compared to the real steel, look very closely at the one in the lower left. Western Arms really does make the best Beretta replica when it comes to the look and feel. I was a little disappointed with the Carbon's looks (as evidenced by the picture, the grey is mostly due to the flash but the green metal is really that awful) although it is about as heavy as the real thing. The Perfects are of course, perfect.

The laser is extremely bright and nicely focused. I haven't had a chance to use them yet so as far as their practical application I'm not sure yet.

That's a Crimson Trace laser grip and yes, you are correct!

This thread needs more Western Arms.

Ugh, this is a pretty terrible idea. The main reason I had for coming here was to view the Sales Forums. So I could, you know, buy stuff (or sell it). 74 more posts to go, great.