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  1. Whenever this thread comes to the top now, I get a feeling of impending (financial) Doom
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  2. I've actually never done any USMC one hehe. For the US I prefer the Rangers but more then just Military I love to do other less known loadouts that are very fun to play with! For example ... my latest is:
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  3. And now .. for something completely different.. Don't worry. The blood isn't real but the picture was taken during a game. Guns are painted because this picture was taken back in Portugal, where the law demands replicas to be painted in those colours.
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  4. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm... Tokarev goodness... Hasn't got a good rep though. There is one that has, but i'm buggered if i can remember what make - it's not a common manufacturer; in fact the only thing i can remember for sure is that it has a double stack mag so 20-odd rounds rather than the 11 which this'n & the SRC both take.
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  5. Even with an extra shell retail would be very ambitious
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  6. up to 80% off http://www.meanandgreen.com/clearance.php creds/thanks Cheeky vimto!
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  7. Digital AT. This picture is where I got inspired from.
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  8. I like that mate, could pass as a futuristic PMC aswell.
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  9. I love the frogman concept, but, and don't take this as heavy criticism, is that a hoover?
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  10. Russe11

    A loadout too far

    Just found this web site: http://www.cobbatoncombat.co.uk/sales/webbing.htm May be the solution to all the webbing issues. They also have British kevlar helmets for Ian from £7.50. I feel a day out may be in order.
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  11. Russe11

    A loadout too far

    BTW, my other pass-time ins cycling. So I've been looking at these: Its the BSA paratrooper bicycle, they dropped them with the troops so they could move to their objective faster. They come apart in the middle for transportation. Unfortunately they cost a fortune but one day I might afford the Pashley replica and attach fake connectors to the tubes They were apparently a very common choice of bike in certain areas of Holland in the late 40's-50's, can't think why
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