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Published: 2003-12-12 09:53:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 9042; Favourites: 150; Downloads: 7107
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Added a few more to the mix. Rifle defined by ammunition.Related content
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I know. DA lost the file during one of their upgrades.
Thanks for looking.
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Nope...
I lost the file when I computer crashed soon after I posted the image.
Thanks for asking though.
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Then why not just delete this deviation?
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I'm hoping someday DA might recover the file. So, I'm keeping this entry.
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I suppose recreating it would be too much work?
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Even though I always wanted to revise the image because of the few innovations which came after that last compilation, it has to wait. There are a few other items I will have to take care of first.
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Amazing. Especially the XM8 And the OICW. I wuv guns.
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Thanks! Firearms certainly are fine pieces of human ingenuity.
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Just got me a classic army G36C + a red dot and R.I.S front grip..... *_* sooo coool
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Sweet! Gotta trick it out with some serious accessories.
Don;t forget to post some gallery shots, too.
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Right on brotha
Ialso got my TM M4A1 last week ***sqweeeee***
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Ho-ah! Gotta show it off man! Don't hog all the glory!
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Really awesome. I'm tring to learn how to pixil art but I can't find any help. Do you know any links?
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Thanks!
google is always good. securityarms.com is a great index site to get some interesting images to begin your search specifically by name and premutations.
I prefer H&K weapons so I go to hkpro.com
Have fun & thanks for visiting!
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Yup, there are a few designated sniper rifles in this batch
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this is so useful when it comes to weapon modeling. thank you.
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oh, and last time i checked the XM8 wasnt doing so well testing. turns out its so light that it begins to melt the material the gun is made from after extended full auto firing.
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sweet! i love the fact that you put the XM8 in there as well. sweet G36C's as well.
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Wow this is so cool. Hey can you tell me what that gun on the bottom left is called? I think someone told me it was a new type of gun.
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It used to be called the XM8, it's operative name may have been changed since then. Here's an article.
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Enjoy
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Very nice. Lol, there're so many other thoughts for your next type of gun, why don't I just chip in with the huge guns? .50 calibur, anti-tank, gattling, a-fore-mentioned shotguns, rocket launchers, other assualt rifles, handguns, um...slingshots...err...rubber-band guns...um...spit ball straws? XD Actually, just the Assaulat rifles, shotguns, and especially the .50 cal, since that includes the Barrett M82A1, which is my favorite gun. I look forward to your next submissions in this series...+fav
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You're welcome, and thanks for looking at my ideas. ^_^
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Great ideas! I started a set of movie guns, but it never got finished due to work responsibilities.
I might get back on that when I get a chance.
THanks for looking!
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seems like a dumb question, but was that just a ton of work?
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Yes, but it was simple. so, it didn't seem being as much work as it might have been.
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how very Kwai Chang Caine of you
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The blocky one is a prototype model of the G11. It was mass-produced, I belive, and was actually supposed to replace the M16 in the mid-Eighties, but due to its strange design it wasn't accepted by the U.S. Army. It's actually a wonderful design, and its advantage is in its highly-accurate three-round burst. The G11 uses caseless 'Phantom' ammunition, and that eliminates the need to extract the spent casing and so on, so the gun just fires and loads another one, so on and so forth. It cuts about half the cycle time off, and therefore its three-round burst clocks in at about 2000 rounds per minute, and the rounds are fired so quickly there's next to no recoil, which makes it incredibly easy to make a first-shot hit. Impressive. I don't know why the DoD didn't take this gem... even if it looks like a breadbox.
I'm pretty certain that the XM8/M8 and the OICW [left column, bottom two rows] aren't HK guns, though. Or maybe I'm wrong. H&K does a lot for the Army nowadays...
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I can't remember the exact decision to junk the caseless project, but I seem to recall high maintanance, caliber ununiformity, and unreliable mechanics due to residue build up were potential issues.
XM8 is going through ongoing research the last I heard. OICW I thought was getting shelved or has been terminated. Once again, it's been awhile since I kept up with this news. Some info might be out of date.
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yaay. i like guns! i want an armory in the basement!! all of these!! great friggin work, must have taken a while, huh..
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Detail...check
Extremely cool...check
Enough guns to run a small army...hell yes check
Excelent job, this rocks
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Thanks! Glad you like it!
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I'm gonna have fun shooting that XM-8 in basic next september.
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Already?!
I thought they were still doing prelims on adaptaion research.
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They are supposed to be given to units starting in September, they are still testing but they're not gonna change anything. Have you heard they're also testing it in the 6.8 mm? I ship out the 21st of September and start on the first, I hope they'll give us the M-8 so we don't have to requalify later.
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Pretty sweet!!
Have fun, and good luck!
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Wow very cool!
I don't know what guns look like so well (Never touched a real one before), but these definetly look fairly accurate (at least a little :3 )
Awesome detail! Great job ^_^
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