C.Q.B. by RETIRED

Photography • Weapons • posted on Dec 23, 2003

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For those weapon Hobbyists. I see some really good fantasy weapons uploaded so I thought I would post one of mine; kind of a one time shot (pun intended) to suggest that reality is equal to fantasy. The only "art" aspect is in the design; my dexterity with Dremel and welder; And for pleasure in aesthetics of function ... not that a steel plate cares how pretty the gun is that knocks it down. LOL. Originally a standard MAC 11-9 class 3... The Receiver remains standard by law. Short SMG Barrel was replaced with a finned semi auto barrel, foregrip from MP-5a. Magazine housing changed from MAC to STeN to handle 20, 32 and 50 rd mags. Wire collapsing butt stock replaced with Thompson M-28 butt. Trigger lightened to 2 lbs for one & 2 shot capability and topped off with an illuminated Red dot sight. A poor boys way to get into serious CQB competition or for those serious close in social encounters. That done - I promise to never again post any of my custom play toy accomplishemts. LOL. Well - maybe a water cooled computer or a nekked lady ... Thank for viewing and tolerating this new kid's posting droll reality.

Comments (5)

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RETIRED

2:02PM | Tue, 23 December 2003

BTW - Yep; I know the photo is too light and shot from a poor angle. Taken with A Ricoh 35MM SLR on manual lens setting - I shouldda used auto setting - and waited for a cloud. LOL.

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VOID

1:39AM | Wed, 24 December 2003

Hehe... Very close to the so called "poor mans tommy gun" I have seen some time ago on a website. The one I had seen was fitted with the Mac-10 drum magazine and had a thompson foregrip, but this one here is also quite cool. Funny idea! ;P

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Django

12:41AM | Sun, 28 December 2003

Lol, i bet this is not standard army equipment, Cpt. Dj could use some of those

RadicalRick

11:16AM | Mon, 29 December 2003

Hey you can post all the custom toys you want. And don't be surprised if somebody (like me) asks for some high res photos for textures. I love to model weapons and yours would surely be one of a kind. Of course you could always make the nekked lady holding one of your (toys).

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RETIRED

9:54PM | Mon, 29 December 2003

sure Rick. Anytime. How About a homemade STenIV? L1A1, or doorknocking 12 gauge. Naked wimmin ... how I wish.