[Wandall]

Hey IT'S ME! xD

I finally did it. =D I took the pictures already and here they are, hope ya guys like them.
(Pistol is a TM Socom springer with Hop Up.)

Here is a group picture of my most essential primary sniping gear. (Yes, it is a WELL bibod... BUT I DON'T CARE! xD

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Those rounds are REAL 7,62mm x 51 NATO AP (Armor Piercing) rounds. =D Pulled from couple of strings to get em. ^^ I had to sew little dividers between every catridge, otherwise they'd fall off...

MOD:
These AP rounds lack gun powder and their "detonator cap"'s? Are completely oiled so they WILL NOT FUNCTION. They are 100% DEAD. Thank you for suggesting this modify post Embed. =)

So here is the biggest peace of operation. The TM M14 based DUMMY MAG! Turned out very well even though I can't stand those little splits of Z-Poxy glue... DARN!

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I really carry and keep my bb's in that metal authentic bullet box. And it says 7,62mm NATO. That t-shirt is a custom print.

I use these Straight 0,43g bb's, they do the trick, at least for me.

MOD:
The complete specs list will appear in few days.

 

[mosin]

Not bad mate, I'd suggest doing a paintjob to the stock.

Other than that, looks like a good setup you have there.

 

[Wandall]

Thanks, I'm not good in painting stocks though...

 

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Very nice loadout, that's one done right. I like the shirt, too hehe

I hope those rounds aren't live. It might not be a bad idea to modify your post to specify that they're dummy rounds.

 

[Wandall]

Dang! That's right! I'll do that right away. Thanks for advice.

 

[thesoontobesniper]

WOW, that dummy mag looks amazing! At first I was skeptical, but now I have to make one for myself! Is this the mag you used or was it a different one. Please tell me. (http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=60_61&products_id=2302)

 

[pearldrummer919]

great job man, just use some nail polish remover on that glue spot and it should come right off. I've got like 2-3 bottles of that stuff sitting in my room just for that purpose, and for getting rid of orange tips (that are painted)