PopRocket123

I was going to say the same thing. Load it up with weights, bottles of water, sand, just anything that if you do get stopped (unlikely but possible) you can show that you're testing the equipment or strength training like people who run plate carriers with training plates, because they hate their knees I guess.

A piggy back mount for an Aimpoint Acro P2 for my SPR build. It's just a smidge too low as the elevation turret marginally blocks the view window but it's still usable

With the winter months closing in I got the single most important piece of kit. A waterproof. It actually works pretty well and should keep my kit, my optics, and most importantly, me nice and dry without getting in the way too much. I am going to sew some velcro in to the inside of the hood so that it sticks to my cap though 20251008_201057~2.mp4

I like to keep things flexible so I've put this together as a base kit that I can add to depending on what I'm using or where I'm playing. 4 mag pouches are mounted two sideways under my arm and two more on the belt for easy access while keeping the front of the PC clear to make it easier to go prone. If the need arises I can swap the front panel for a triple flap pouch and carry up to 10 total. Or if I'm running an smg I can put the panel with 4 smg mags on the front. I have two large general purpose pouches for carrying tools, speed loaders and gas and some extra pouches on my back for things that I don't need mid game. Pistol and one spare mag as that's the most I've ever needed.

I realised with the rubber taco style pouches you can turn the straps 90° and attach them to molle sideways. It means I can nest them under my arm while keeping them easy to reach. With an extra one on my belt it means I'm running the same number of mags but now there's nothing on the front of my PC getting in the way when I go prone.

Collect a few of those silica gel packets and keep them in your gun case. Wipe your guns dry when you get home (don't leave them overnight). The electronics will be fine but you can get this powdery oxidisation on the reciever and screws going rusty over time

If I had multiple I'd definitely get a takedown at some point. I just like gimmicky stuff that I can fiddle around with. But I'm also on a very limited money and space budget so I have to prioritise what I can actually use in a game

That would have been my plan. I asked about the takedown model when one came up for sale before and everyone was saying they're more trouble than they're worth as the takedown fittings wear out

Thank you for grabbing that. I didn't need another project and that one was calling my name

Raided AK2M4 and Luke for some upgrade parts to go in the G&P shell I got last month. One of the new XT inner barrels with the ZCI hop and maple leaf 60, plus a solink lite brushless motor. And a perun V2 and clicker plus wide boi nozzle from neg air. Going to use the G&P SR-16 lower and gearbox I already have to put this together. Next month I'm getting a bipod and a pack of G&P stanags to go with it to really lean into that 2009 vibe

He should but trying to get him to finish a project is like pulling teeth. Maybe I'll inherit it since he doesnt play anymore and actually finish it one of these days lol

It's utter insanity but apparently there is at least one real one out there that exists. You wouldn't can't me firing it though

My dad was working on a HK21 PDW build a while back. He was using a TM with the aftermarket metal receiver as a base. He got as far as designing the barrel shroud and feed tray and doing a test print before it was resigned to the pile of abandoned projects

That's exactly the information I was after, thanks! Last time I built an AEG the ASG cnc30k and gate titan was about the most advanced thing you could put in your gun. What counts as a "decent" motor these days?

I remember back nearly 20 years ago now my dad making a big deal about the new brushless motors for his RC planes. Obviously for that having a lighter motor is a huge improvement