The discusion was wether the magnifyer or the acog would go first if they wer used on a gun. Because at first it was wether the magnifying lens or the lens with the dot would be first on the open lens steampunk gun.NimbleJack3 said:
Pimp My Gun: Show your Creations [Image Posting tips in the First post]
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Thats an Aimpoint on the site layout. pretty much an enclosed red dot. you don't magnify an Acog, because Acogs are already magnified you nincompoops
Ah, see that's not working because the XML from the Export function both doesn't like the BBcode here and it also won't make a picture. Only PMG understands it. You'll need to use 'Save As JPG' and follow the instructions about posting images that have been given numerous times above; I'm too tired to write them all out.
I made an ACR/G36 hybrid after I found out you could make their lower/upper recievers respectively into one cool looking one.
EDIT: Also, Happy Valentines Day XD
EDIT: Also, Happy Valentines Day XD
You can if you want to see farther >_<Stickyreiss said:
I see what you did there with the G36. I have to wonder why Dr. Noob made the tape object look like someone bit it off with their teeth, as opposed to something that looks slightly cared for.Atvomat_Nikonov said:I made an ACR/G36 hybrid after I found out you could make their lower/upper recievers respectively into one cool looking one.
EDIT: Also, Happy Valentines Day XD
Much better. Pistol grip and stock look better, and the longer reciever is more accurate.LordMalachi said:Well I think I got the Pgrip and stock better, as well as the reciever. Its a lil cobbled together but so is everything on this thread lol Better?
And Happy Valentine's Day y'all.
file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Alex/My%20Documents/Downloads/myweapon.jpg
my entry on a friends computer.
file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Alex/My%20Documents/Downloads/myweapon%282%29.jpg
my entry on a friends computer.
file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Alex/My%20Documents/Downloads/myweapon%282%29.jpg
Why thank you ^.^MaxMees said:I think you did a brilliant job on that one.LordMalachi said:
EDIT: And your second attempt looks even better
Haha thats pretty cool actually, they both areAtvomat_Nikonov said:I made an ACR/G36 hybrid after I found out you could make their lower/upper recievers respectively into one cool looking one.
EDIT: Also, Happy Valentines Day XD
Yay ^^ and happy vday to you too, and yeah... i "thought" people have actually done this in order snipe with an ACOG, but i could be wrong.sooperman said:You can if you want to see farther >_<Stickyreiss said:
Much better. Pistol grip and stock look better, and the longer reciever is more accurate.LordMalachi said:Well I think I got the Pgrip and stock better, as well as the reciever. Its a lil cobbled together but so is everything on this thread lol Better?
And Happy Valentine's Day y'all.
Um... does the KPOS has a magazine?Chester41585 said:PDW inspired by the FAB Defense KPOS.
Woah very nice robit lol^=ash=^ said:nothing major just a random assault rifle and sniper
and just a little something...
Actually, no. The KPOS is a modification you add to a base weapon. I think FAB Defense recommends a Glock model of weapon, but I'm not familiar with their compatibility list. So, technically, the rail system and stock are the KPOS-inspired parts in this image over a base weapon.
Not to come off like an asshole, but alot of you folks need to drop some time into weapons research before you start critiquing weapons. I recommend visiting http://world.guns.ru/main-e.htm for some detailed information on alot of the weapons being posted here or being used as base weapons for inspiration/modification. It's getting kinda irritating having to sift through six posts of "Where's this part" and "How's it supposed to do this" when five minutes of reading could answer those and multitudes of other questions. However, weapons in the Impracticality and Ridiculous Concept sections can be exempt to the necessity of research, since the designs are, by nature, concept designs.
Dr. Noob is in the process of making that for the program.LordMalachi said:Ooooo I like FALs >.> Maybe I'll try makin one of those tonight or tommoroGodavari said:Wasder said:I was messing around and ended up with this, it looks familiar. Is this a real gun (or similar to one)?
FAL?
Wow, great stuff. I like the robot's arms very much, and the cage look you have for the front of the AR is good.^=ash=^ said:nothing major just a random assault rifle and sniper
and just a little something...
Christ.the idiot computer said:
Dragging and dropping the image does not work. Please read the below instructions on how to upload images properly.
1. When your gun is finished, export it as a .JPG file using the 'Save As JPG' command under 'File' on the flash object. Not on your window.
2. Using the prompt, save your image somewhere you will find it again.
2. Get a Photobucket account, or similar. There's lots of image hosting services out there. If you have one, skip this step.
4. Upload to your image hosting service the image downloaded from PMG.
5. The service will most likely provide a URL for it that can handily be embedded in most of the Internet.
6. Copy/paste it into the reply box. If it doesn't has image tags add them on either end. This tells the forum it's an image. Image tags look like this: [ img]www.imageurl.service.com[ /img] but with spaces removed.
7. If you like, add something below or above it telling people what it is.
8. Click post.
God knows it's been given many, many times before, and it will probably be given still.
Also, Nikonov, could you please add this to the first post? So many people cannot embed properly.
Hay guise i herd u leik Z-Day stashes
My kit contains a BB gun that fires 5mm copper BBs meaning little recoil and almost zero noise upon firing, a shotgun for close encounters, a combat knife, and a trusty crowbar. Never leave home without a crowbar.
My kit contains a BB gun that fires 5mm copper BBs meaning little recoil and almost zero noise upon firing, a shotgun for close encounters, a combat knife, and a trusty crowbar. Never leave home without a crowbar.