LiquidSky

I too have gone back to good old BUIS only on the weapon. (wat up, camera phone images?!?!)

you do realize that your front sight is not lined up with your rear sight, right? the LR300 receiver and front sight are a good 4-6mm higher than the standard specs of a regular AR type receiver and the reflection is apparent in the airsoft versions. just an FYI.

i don't own a single piece of gear or clothing for duty or recreation that is black....

you got it. concealed carry weapon it is. this is the Tac 4.25. it's a low profile, short barreled .45. everything that you would normally see as a protrusion has been modified to prevent snagging or catching. it's also got a much lighter stock trigger. it's an awesome shooter up to 15 meters. the design and application is (obviously) for a low profile weapon. this b!tch is loud and kicks like a horse. i love it and it's baby diarrhea color.

muahahahahahaaaaaa!! if you had a CCW and knew about 1911's, all your questions would be answered.

it's hard to explain... when i have my weapon attached, that keyring helps me detach it easier using my index, middle finger and my thumb. the key ring acts as a bar for leverage to unhook my weapon. i could take pictures if necessary...

yeah, it's the G&G M733 length 1 piece outer barrel. still available but notmany people use them. that length outer barrel plus the FNC break equal a normal M4 outer barrel length so you can keep the same inner barrel.

because the FNC muzzle break IS sexy...

good thing i'm talking about REAL WORLD MILITARY MIL SPEC and not whatever lame airsoft replica company is out there......

I can't believe this is still being discussed...... Mil-Spec refers to anything the U.S. DoD has certified and/or approved to meet it's standard of MILitary SPECification by various means. A material can be Mil-Spec. An item can be Mil-Spec. However, just because an item is MADE FROM a Mil-Spec material does NOT make the item itself Mil-Spec. Unless the U.S. DoD certifies and/or approves the finished product in it's entire applicable use, it is NOT Mil-Spec. Move on...