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Ambush Master
05-07-2004, 20:33
Following TR's lead,but with a slight twist, here is something that you will probably never see. What is it ??

Air.177 DO NOT PARTICIPATE !!

Bill Harsey
05-07-2004, 21:38
Broken?

The Reaper
05-07-2004, 21:44
I would guess torch cut parts for a machinegun, likely an imported one, but am not sure of the specifics yet.

TR

Ambush Master
05-07-2004, 21:48
Way beyond Broken, "De-Milled" !!

De-milled=De-Militarized. Same Same Destroyed. (To those that are not of strong will and ingenuity !!)

Later
Martin

Ambush Master
05-07-2004, 21:58
TR is close.

The Reaper
05-07-2004, 22:00
Giant over-under shotgun?

TR

Ambush Master
05-07-2004, 22:07
Not a Shotgun unless you consider repetitive rounds to be "Shot" !!

Bill Harsey
05-07-2004, 22:49
I think I see welding!

Air.177
05-07-2004, 23:14
Originally posted by Ambush Master
Air.177 DO NOT PARTICIPATE !!
Damn, It's nice to be "In The Know" for once:D

Solid
05-08-2004, 04:35
AA Gun?

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 08:22
Originally posted by Solid
AA Gun?

It could be used for that.

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 08:30
Mr H is right, there was quite a bit of Welding involved. Much much more machining of 4140 though. Bending the shiny piece was a REAL chore.

The Reaper
05-08-2004, 08:40
I believe that these are torch cut demilled components of a machine gun.

The scale in the first pic threw me off, but the paper it is on, if standard 8"x10" sheets, is more reasonable.

The design appears to be of a weapon with a spring or operating rod tube roughly the same diameter of and parallel to the barrel.

Barrel appears to be quick change, so not a BAR.

It appears to be the pintle mount section of the weapon, basically the front of the receiver and barrel extension/op rod area.

I do not recognize it as a modern system, looks more like WW II era piece. Not a 1919, nor an MG42, nor a Nambu, from my perspective. Maybe Czech, like a ZB26, or Soviet?

Good game AM, where are the 18Bs?

TR

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 08:55
Come On Crip !!!

Team Sergeant
05-08-2004, 09:14
Buffer spring housing for a DSHK?

Surgicalcric
05-08-2004, 09:24
Originally posted by Ambush Master
Come On Crip !!!

NDD's "favorite 18B candidate" does not have a clue.

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 11:07
First some Riveting:

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 17:58
More welding.

The Reaper
05-08-2004, 18:48
I believe that is an M-60 Machinegun Receiver.

My final answer.

TR

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 18:55
TR get's the Cookie !!:D

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 19:01
And next.

The Reaper
05-08-2004, 19:01
I can drink beer legally, and will when I see you.

Man, that is an OLD pic, a REAL removable pull top. Mixing Bud and Coors? Pre-'86, I am sure.

TR

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 19:05
A very slow process.

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 19:08
It works !!

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 19:12
Air.177's Mom hosing !!

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 19:16
And of course, Air.177.........!!:munchin

The Reaper
05-08-2004, 19:51
Originally posted by Ambush Master
And of course, Air.177.........!!:munchin

Aha, aiming low at an early age!

Probably appropriate for a D Model with the spade grips.

TR

Ambush Master
05-08-2004, 20:06
To ALL !! That is a LEGALLY REGISTERED Title II Weapon. I was fortunate enough to build it just before the manufacturing ban for "Civil" use went into effect. TR had it, mid '80s.

Later
Martin

NousDefionsDoc
05-08-2004, 21:58
Is that pic of Air recent? LOL

The Reaper
05-08-2004, 22:14
In reference to our ages it was yesterday.

Nice Sock Monkey, BTW, Air.177!

TR

Air.177
05-08-2004, 22:43
Well, I'll take it as a compliment that these two thought me enough of a target for such a preemptive strike. And I'll have you all know it's a sock BEAR Thank You Very Much.

The Reaper
05-08-2004, 23:00
Originally posted by Air.177
Well, I'll take it as a compliment that these two thought me enough of a target for such a preemptive strike. And I'll have you all know it's a sock BEAR Thank You Very Much.

Absolutely.

And a very nice Sock Bear it is.

I am sure that they humored you when you called the Sock Monkey that. "Aw look, isn't he the cutest little thang?"

Do you still have it?

If we don't get our 5.11 order soon, you will see it again here. Tell your CTD Boss that we can come to visit for a while till they come in. We can have a little tea party.

Unless AM kills us off in the meanwhile for pulling your chain. You realize we don't bother playing with the people we don't like, BTW.

Always great when someone you know well puts the chum in the waters for you. :D

Take care.

TR

Air.177
05-10-2004, 22:47
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Bill Harsey
05-10-2004, 22:55
Cool picture of Air.177, I didn't know he was that old...

The Reaper
05-11-2004, 06:42
Originally posted by Air.177
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Speechless?

TR

Roguish Lawyer
05-11-2004, 07:12
Chum? Mmmmmmmmmm. LOL

Sigi
05-11-2004, 08:24
That was really neat to see. Thanks AM. I have never seen anything like it.

Bill Harsey
05-11-2004, 09:32
Uh oh, no response from Air.177, I think he's in the back assembling packages, everyone be real careful opening any stray boxes you get in the mail...

Air.177
05-11-2004, 21:52
Originally posted by The Reaper


And a very nice Sock Bear it is.



Do you still have it?


TR

Yes:

Air.177
05-11-2004, 21:54
And, as you can see, He is less than impressed with being called a "Monkey"

The Reaper
05-11-2004, 22:10
Originally posted by Air.177
And, as you can see, He is less than impressed with being called a "Monkey"

Looks a lot less impressed from this perspective as well.

Ditched his woobie for a Sixty!!

Didn't I see that Sock Puppet listed on your current gear loadout the other day?

TR

Air.177
05-11-2004, 22:13
Originally posted by The Reaper
Ditched his woobie for a Sixty!!

Didn't I see that Sock Puppet listed on your current gear loadout the other day?

TR

Damn right, Even from an early age, I've always preferred firepower over, "security blankets" and "comfort Items"

No sir, it was not listed in the loadout thread, had to be pulled from storage for this purpose

Air.177
05-11-2004, 22:16
Originally posted by The Reaper
Looks a lot less impressed from this perspective as well.


TR
Impressed, probably not. But it looks like he served admirably as a seat cushion:D

The Reaper
05-11-2004, 22:22
Originally posted by Air.177
No sir, it was not listed in the loadout thread, had to be pulled from storage for this purpose

I sincerely hope that a female member of your family had the sock monster in storage, and it was not merely a matter of you pulling him out from storage underneath your pillow.

TR

Air.177
05-11-2004, 22:26
I had to ask where the thing was, if it was still around. Ended up it was in a shadow box that I didn't even know existed.

Air.177
05-12-2004, 12:02
Originally posted by The Reaper
sock monsterTR

I like it, has a nice ring to it. Looks like we found an acceptable middle ground. Neither Bear, nor Monkey, just "Sock Monster"

Dan
02-22-2005, 22:21
Nice thread, pig, and monkey! I guess I need to get out more in these forums to see what there is out here.

I remember seeing one of those same monkeys in pictures with me when I was a youngin' :cool: