Castle Bravo

Its krylon tan with krylon brown dusted on it. I'm going to add some more brown at some point to even it out a bit and match my already painted accessories.

I think its an 11.5". I seem to recall it being longer than my CQBR's 10.5".

I don't know if I can hold a candle to the last photos, but here is my AR - I just repainted it - I probably need to add some more brown to even it out. Battery is a 7.4v lipo held in the stock tube. Parts list - G&P Defender AAC Blackout Flash Hider Replica AAC M4-2000 Replica Tangodown SCAR Panels LaRue Tactical FUG VFG Surefire M910 Vanaras AN/PEQ-15 Troy Front Folding Battlesight Replica Troy Rear Folding Battlesight Replica TA31F ACOG Replica G&P A2 grip with nub cut off and grip tape applied Magpul CTR Stock

'72 AM General M35A2C Haven't really used it in any games yet, though.

I think in some ways, the KA FAL is more sturdy feeling than the Star FNC is - The folding stock lockup on the FAL is a bit tighter, and the handguards don't move around as much, although they do move a bit. Both are seemingly sturdy guns.

Trigger Happy M240G - I really like this photo! Trigger Happy M240B - Whole FN family -

Star FNC Shorty - KA FAL & Star FNC -

Lots of photos coming - King Arms FAL Para - I've cut down the outer barrel to accommodate the new muzzle device I put on it. In case you're interested - Metric FAL muzzle devices appear to be 14x1mm counter clockwise threads, so it popped right on. I also plan on shortening the stock a bit.

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Looks good. Very Chris Costa. Even the Inconel KAC flash hider.

Thanks. I don't like the flash hider, but I've got a different one on the way. I intend to shorten the stock by an inch or two as well. Probably lighten it by removing some material from the stock folding mechanism up as well.

WA SCW Wilson Combat CQB. Don't have it anymore - I kinda regret getting rid of this one.

These f'n FN guns are too big.

I can't top the first post, but I took some photos, so I figured I'd do a small write up - 2x ICOM F4S and batteries The ICOM F4S is a 4 Watt UHF (440-470MHz) radio. I have 3 batteries for each radio although each battery seems to last all day for the most part. They are 9.6v 1450mah NiMh batteries. The battery attaches onto the radio and is about 50% of the total size and about 75% of the total weight. The batteries come with detachable belt clips, but I don't use them for the most part, as the pouches on my gear a sized for them without clips. TEA LITE II Heads

KA FAL PARA