SAR-1 Porn

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As promised in my other thread, here are some porn shots of my rebuilt SAR-1.

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Weer'd Beard said:
Adam, have you ever thought about starting a gun-porn magazine?

Yer stuff is just kickass!

Arrrr

-Weer'd Beard
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I just worry about him having so much black velvet around the house. [wink]

Great pics!
 
Weer'd Beard said:
Adam, have you ever thought about starting a gun-porn magazine?

Yer stuff is just kickass!

Arrrr

-Weer'd Beard
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Hey Thanks! GOD that would be a cool job! I wonder if I did that, if I would be able to write off all my gun and gun related stuff purchases?!


cdkayak said:
I just worry about him having so much black velvet around the house. [wink]

Great pics!
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HEHEHE! Hey what can I say!
I have another backdrop that I haven't used in a while.. I'll have to dig it out and set that one up sometime. I just like the way the black works when shooting firearms pics.
 
if you dont mind me asking, where did you get that bipod and how much was it? ive been looking into getting one for my ak because when the scope is on it it its rather heavy.
 
I've heard diferent stories of bipods attached to the barrels throwing off accuracy. Have any of you ever noticed or heard of this? I've been seeking out bipods that attach by way of the front swivel stud on the stock and have one page of a catalog dog eared for one i'm considering using on a Choate SKS stock.
 
This bipod will attach either way. It comes with the mounting base, swivel extender, and all the hardware to mount it either to a front swivel, or to the barrel.

I don't think there are too many ways to mount a bipod to an AK style gun, other than to the barrel. And I like the fact that this bipod swivels, it folds back or forward, the legs extend, and are spring loaded so you can do it with one hand, and it even rocks side to side on a spring system that returns the gun to vertical yaw after the shot.

Adam
 
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