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I got the sewing machine out to make this chest rig fit my placard and nice elastic waist strap for more comfort Not sure if the multicam black goes well with ranger green but it do for now, I can buy a new H harness later.

Z Nation was quite refreshing compared to TWD as it didn't take itself seriously and was very silly at times (most of the time).

I’ve intentionally bought two items from SixMM. I wonder if I’ll get two scented candles instead of what I ordered? Maybe it’ll never be delivered? Who knows?

Please can anyone help me..? I need to buy 1 of these stocks for my ak47 if anyone has 1???

I rather liked 28 Years Later which, apparently, is the first of three films. I don't think it is a zombie film per se, rather a coming of age/loss of innocence film set in a UK where zombies exist but are now just an accepted threat and life is a struggle for existence. I also felt that the UK's isolation was somewhat a commentary about Brexit. Ralph Fiennes character stole the show for me. Erik, the Swedish sailor, was something of a conundrum; as the Lad said, how does a shipwrecked Swedish sailor end up equipped like a Tier 2 operator? Z Nation started off reasonably well but really jumped the shark; I gave up on it.

Hey I was looking for an appraisal as I'm unsure what this would be worth Any help is appreciated 🙏 SCAR-L NGRS bundle First scar that's "working" Parts include: -Prom Hard gears -Prom hard piston -Prom hard piston head -Prom cylinder head -Prom tappet plate -prom rubber and bucking -Prom hard anti reversal latch -Fps bearing spring guide -Gate titan ngrs -Lonex steel cylinder -Eagle 6 hard recoil spring -tightbore (can't remember brand) Needs motor as the stock one broke during install of new parts(I dropped it). I have a spare that I have used to test and the gun fires and feeds Personally I'd buy a decent brushless motor to compliment the parts already there. Plus stock parts from this scar (baring the motor for prev stated reasons) A second scar that was used to do the two tone tan and black look. So has bunch of black furniture, long barrel assembly to switch out on the main gun There's enough parts overall to nearly build another gun barring a pistol grip and hop up unit and motor (for both first scar and second if you choose to build). you would need to source these parts. There is also a handful of other bits like lonex gears n such that came out of both scars. So if you did build another it wouldn't be fully stock also comes with 1 epm mag and 3 stanag style mags for a total of 4 mags. 2 midcaps 2 hi caps 680dec76-87ae-4b08-a72a-c519573c3164.jfif

This boneyard (but fully functioning) Specna M4. I bought this specifically to do a HPA build but it seems to run really well so I’m in two minds about gutting it for HPA. No model number on it so if anyone can identify it I’d be grateful. It uses the old style hop unit and a Tamiya connector. After a clean up it’s in great shape and the receiver and hand guard feel really substantial. I think it might be a very early ONE series?

Z nation was terrible, watched a few in the beginning, gave up, then revisited it years later, still shite lol. TWD prob don't mention the Z word in case they have to pay royalties to George Romeros estate every time lol.

Hi all, been a few years since I made a post. Just thought I'd share my build of the HMLMG from the video game Rust. I think its one of the coolest looking craftable guns from the game, and since seeing it I've always wanted to have an working airsoft version of it. HMLMG stands for HandMade LMG, hence why I thought it would be possible to actually do this project with the limited tools & materials I had. One of the things I didn't want to do for this was to damage the base gun, so attaching this HMLMG "case" to the base gun was a bit of a challenge, but in the end everything is removeable and the base gun underneath can be extracted completely unharmed. The build: -Base gun is a G&G Firehawk (DSG version), chosen for high RoF but also the loud sound that the Firehawk makes. -Box mag from the G&G CM16 platform, perfect shape and positioning compared to the source material (but yes it also takes just regular M4 mags). -Aluminium sheets for main structure (easy to shape without needing machinery, still relatively durable). -M3 nuts & bolts to hold most parts together. -Bit of fence from garden for stock. I used aluminium sheets for the main "case" of the gun which just goes over the base gun, cut to shape and held in place using nuts & bolts. The main barrel is made of aluminium pipes except for the giant hex nut which is steel, and the buffer tube on the rear of the gun is attached by long bolts to a u-shaped aluminium piece. Its all mainly held on by the bolts on the buffer tube, and by a very long extended outer barrel which runs right to the end of the aluminium pipe, which is then held on by a 14mm CCW piece which is perfect for securing the whole thing to the base gun. Everything was made at home using a hacksaw, scissors, screwdrivers, & aluminium tape, except for the holes on the heat shield & the buffer tube/outer stock which were done at the local men's shed. To access the fire selector I had to make a lever, but it is removable so doesn't get in the way in skirmishes. The mag release is still accessible as the underside of the HMLMG casing isn't filled in and I can just reach my finger up there. The Firehawk's external bits were removed, including charging handle, and the dust cover stays open, so hop-up is accessible by opening the top cover. The weight (without BBs in mag) is 3.3kg, roughly the size of an M249. I mostly tried to keep as accurate to the HMLMG in Rust as I could, but I had to compromise on the front grip as it seems too tedious to attach. The charge handle being a brass knob for a drawer also seems out of place as I want to leave the gun as full black for now at least. Modifications: -Due to the extreme upgrade in outer barrel length, I had to replace the inner barrel using a spare sniper barrel from a M40A3, which then caused the hop-up to need changing to a Mapleleaf 70. On the first skirmish I couldn't find the hop-up sweet spot, so replaced the unit with a rotary hop unit from Retro Arms. -The magazine was rewired to a button that sits on the heat shield as the original feed method was non-ideal. Performance: The gun is largely stock as it was brand new and I mainly did this just for the "look", and the DSG Firehawk's base performance is great from the first few weeks of using it. I'm running it on a 7.4v LiPo, it does around 1.07 joules (340 FPS on 0.2) at 29 RPS, so far found it to have good range and accuracy using 0.28g BBs. Magazine also feeds with 0 issues. Since the gun absolutely vomits BBs I'm changing to 0.25s in the next game just to lower the costs slightly... In the future I may upgrade its performance maybe for 11.1v batteries, but for now I don't see any need. Definitely a bit of a crude construction, but hey it looks the part, is sturdy, and most importantly it shoots like a beast.

I did enjoy first 3 seasons then lost interest

I used to be a fan of the zombie horror genre but got bored as they all seem to follow the same overused cookie cutter plotlines making them boring and predictable. While I haven't watched The Walking Dead, from clips I have seen it doesn't look any different

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Yes, that should be the correct fitment style for it. Any of the older model solid stocks should be compatible.

I'm not a zombie junkie, but like a few series, when it gets properly silly I tend to lose interest but most shows are like that...LOST to name one. I reckon they don't expect to as successful so don't plan for the long haul. I do like a zombie film tho, 28 days etc especially but when series run out of ideas they turn crap. I liked Z Nation, prob coz it didn't take it's self seriously. I've had a gripe with TWD since episode 1 tho... not a SINGLE character has mentioned the word Zombie. (as far as I know).