HK416D 22LR

Papercraft at its best.  I was a fan of Robotech when I was a kid and I found the original Roy Focker VS-1 Veritech.  Well, I had to mode it to be a VF-111 Sundowner Veritech.  About 6 hrs of work in all mostly in Photoshop and cutting and gluing too.  Lots of Elmer's.

Barrel keyholse with 125gr Sierra Match Points  147gr M80 ball works fine though..... 1 - 8 twist from 10.5 inch barrel. Suggestions?

The B.A.D. Stack

After a bit of a break from building stuff, I finally got around to finishing my 300BLK pistol using my Decepticon 80% lower. A breakdown of everything: - QD Ambi 80% billet lower - Aero Precision upper no forward assist - Centurion C4 Rail - Lantec Dragon 7.62 muzzle brake - Troy FDE BUS - Standard US Mil trigger group - Seekins Ambi Safety - SPIKES H2 buffer - Standard Carbine - KNS SPIKES Anti Rotation Pins - KAK Shockwave Inspired by this picture.

G19 Gen 3 Custom hand stippled.  I did this myself over the course of several hours after using a Dremel to remove the factory texturing.  Best suggestion is to invest in a very high quality soldering iron.  The one I have is for detailed work and it is pretty expensive (~$200).  I plan to use it not only for stippling firearms but for actual soldering. Slide Cut - Done by Mod1 Firearms in a Salient like design Sights - These are Frank Proctor WOTG sights Trigger - Travis Haley Skimmer Pins - Titanium Glock 3 pin set from Glockworx

Ruger 10/22 - Base Ruger 10/22 - the cheapest one you can buy - Volquartsen TG2000 trigger - Tactical Solutions 10/22 barrel and V-Block (in lime green) - Stock - Tac Solutions - Glass - Bushnell AR15 22 This build is capable of hitting sub MOA at 100 yards.  At my range, we have steel animals 1"x1" tall and I can knock them all down with 1 shot each with this rifle. Total build cost was about $1,000.

Best 308 against the SHTF scenario. 240B