Pimp My Gun: Show your Creations [Image Posting tips in the First post]
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Oh my god, awesome. Was it all the one PMG image, or did you have to stitch it together in Photoshop or similar?toryu said:River crossing
Full size here: http://a.imageshack.us/img412/2679/postupu.jpg
Holy Shit. That is the most beautiful creationtoryu said:AK-103
100% PMG
I made a creation of my own today. Doesn't even come close to toryu's but I like it. It's a new entry in my long (well not that long)dead Rattler Series. It's the rattler Modular Assault .223 It uses a G36 upper with a HK416 lower. It was made as a request from GSG-9 who liked the functionality of the G36, but wanted a MWS. Thus the HK416 lower allows for STANAG or PMAGs and whatever pistol grip you want, plus a recoil reducing stock and more rails on the front.I saved the code so if something is wrong, tell me and I will fix it.
Crazy expensive, but you already know that. I dont think it would be anymore effective tan actual AP rounds, and I actually think that the bullet would break apart on impact with a hard surface, like armor. Althouh, if the diamond is the actual core, it might work, but still, Depleted Uranium rounds are probably cheaper, if not really safe... for the soldier usin them, not for the person they're aimed at.sooperman said:Alright kids, time for a new concept! This time around: diamond-tipped bullets. The idea is that if you tip your lead slugs with diamond, it will be a full-metal jacket on steroids.
Shown actual size in the magazine. The one above the rifle is enlarged to show texture.
I know it would be crazy expensive, but if you used synthetic industrial diamonds you could buy them in bulk. My design is a rough sketch, but what do you guys think? Is it practical? Is it safe? Is it helpful?
Let me know
Damn, always showing up most of us here. You sir... are one magnificent, talented bastard, and I mean that in a nice way.toryu said:AK-103
100% PMG
...and damn...toryu said:River crossing
Full size here: http://a.imageshack.us/img412/2679/postupu.jpg
I think the only thing missing is more cowbell... no but seriously, nice gun, it all fits together quite well.Sn1P3r M98 said:I made a creation of my own today. Doesn't even come close to toryu's but I like it. It's a new entry in my long (well not that long)dead Rattler Series. It's the rattler Modular Assault .223 It uses a G36 upper with a HK416 lower. It was made as a request from GSG-9 who liked the functionality of the G36, but wanted a MWS. Thus the HK416 lower allows for STANAG or PMAGs and whatever pistol grip you want, plus a recoil reducing stock and more rails on the front.I saved the code so if something is wrong, tell me and I will fix it.
You like?
You broke your SVD apart for us once. The stock's detailing was an entire diagram.toryu said:Anyone of you has the potencial to be much better than meWanderingFool said:
Personally, I need some more practice. Maybe I'll give the really detailed work a shot, though. It could be fun
So, after 3-3 and 1/2 hours of work, I present you my LR-300. I custom made most of it, and it doesn't looks great, but IMO it looks pretty damn good for being mostly custom. I hate to ask, but please comment on it. It was alot of work. I also saved the code, so if you want it you can try to better it.
Here is the refrence pic.
Here is the refrence pic.
really nice work! the only suggestion i have is to put a bit more work into the stock. i honestly dont know what you COULD do, but right now it just looks like square shapes with white circles in them
Is that a custom stock?....[small]and handuard?...and magazine?[/small] Its beautiful!toryu said:GALIL Sniper
I know a pretty good way to add shading to areas that look cartoonish like that. It's how I managed to do my L85 and UMP a couple of pages back. I might post a tut on it at some point if nobody else has.Sn1P3r M98 said:
Anyways, keeping the thread alive!
Part of my BR range that sadly only exists on here now since my computer died and had to be revived 
Taking a break from my traditional bullpup style, I've gone a little bit crazy with the abstract here. It's supposed to be an SBR (Short Barrelled Rifle) or maybe a carbine If I change out the barrel. Although it is loosely (and don't take that lightly) on the theory behind the M-16. That being that having a stock in direct line to the ejection port and barrel absorbs reciol a little better than angled stocks.
Uses parts from: M200, AK-74, SR-25, as well as some custom ones. Turns out the SOCOM (long) stock fits absolutely 100 perfectly into the void left by taking the bolt out of the M200.
My best suggestions would be to somehow try and get black outlines around the borders of the objects. For the holes, it wouldn't be too difficult, just a black circle shape with a smaller circle shape in the middle. it'd only have to be a tiny bit smaller to give it a thin black line bordering it. The same concept could be used to border the rest of the stock but it'd take more time for thatSn1P3r M98 said:
So I really love me some revolvers. This is more like a concept gun, so it isn't my best work.
The idea is basic: a revolver that has a foregrip and a long barrel. Now I obviously did a sub-par job, but I was hoping that you people would try to improve it. Any attempts at the idea would be enlightening and much appreciated.
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Fixed the link.
The idea is basic: a revolver that has a foregrip and a long barrel. Now I obviously did a sub-par job, but I was hoping that you people would try to improve it. Any attempts at the idea would be enlightening and much appreciated.
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Fixed the link.
Uh oh. Your photobucket link is broken.sooperman said:So I really love me some revolvers. This is more like a concept gun, so it isn't my best work.
The idea is basic: a revolver that has a foregrip and a long barrel. Now I obviously did a sub-par job, but I was hoping that you people would try to improve it. Any attempts at the idea would be enlightening and much appreciated.
The link isn't working.sooperman said:So I really love me some revolvers. This is more like a concept gun, so it isn't my best work.
The idea is basic: a revolver that has a foregrip and a long barrel. Now I obviously did a sub-par job, but I was hoping that you people would try to improve it. Any attempts at the idea would be enlightening and much appreciated.
If you wanted a more modular weapon, I would've gone with the G36 lower receiver instead of the upper. The upper receiver for the AR15 is ridiculously easy to convert to anything you could possibly want (including crossbows), and you can modify the G36 lower to accept STANAG magazines and the complete collection of AR stocks.Sn1P3r M98 said:Holy Shit. That is the most beautiful creationtoryu said:AK-103
100% PMGyou have ever madeI have ever seen. It looks smooth, the camo is great, the tape on the grip is stylish. You. Are. Amazing.
I made a creation of my own today. Doesn't even come close to toryu's but I like it. It's a new entry in my long (well not that long)dead Rattler Series. It's the rattler Modular Assault .223 It uses a G36 upper with a HK416 lower. It was made as a request from GSG-9 who liked the functionality of the G36, but wanted a MWS. Thus the HK416 lower allows for STANAG or PMAGs and whatever pistol grip you want, plus a recoil reducing stock and more rails on the front.I saved the code so if something is wrong, tell me and I will fix it.
You like?
The problem isn't that diamonds are hard and lead is not, it's the fact that diamonds are not quite nearly as dense as lead. Lead is used in bullets because it's very heavy for the size of the bullet, it's cheap, and at high speeds, it's not going to bounce off something. Even if it's hitting something it can't actually penetrate, since it flattens on impact, it's still transferring it's kinetic energy into what you're hitting, something a diamond couldn't do.sooperman said:Alright kids, time for a new concept! This time around: diamond-tipped bullets. The idea is that if you tip your lead slugs with diamond, it will be a full-metal jacket on steroids.
Shown actual size in the magazine. The one above the rifle is enlarged to show texture.
I know it would be crazy expensive, but if you used synthetic industrial diamonds you could buy them in bulk. My design is a rough sketch, but what do you guys think? Is it practical? Is it safe? Is it helpful?
Let me know
Diamonds are great if you want to cut or sharpen something, but if you want ballistic penetration, you want lead, DU, or a lead bullet with an even higher density (or simply incendiary) core.