I usually refrain from posting photos of my weapons, but I'm pretty proud of these. No, not all are 100% correct, and are sort of retro mixmasters, but I think the point gets across. Totally worth working through the heat.
The XM177 is slickside to keep weight down, a sort of Air Force XM177. The barrel is actually ~14" with a slipover muzzle device pinned and welded. That lower is actually designated for my final retro piece, but the new one won't look any different. I was just building this one because, but I actually love the way this thing handles.
The Dissy is my attempt at a sort of 605. It's a typical faux-Dissy, nice Spike's pencil barrel. I'm a big Dissipator fan, this retro version even more so. Even has a hard-to-find Colt CS stock. I'm guessing that's the Canadian version of a rack number.
The A1 is just that, but it does have a 601 style bolt catch and mag release button.
The XM177 is slickside to keep weight down, a sort of Air Force XM177. The barrel is actually ~14" with a slipover muzzle device pinned and welded. That lower is actually designated for my final retro piece, but the new one won't look any different. I was just building this one because, but I actually love the way this thing handles.
The Dissy is my attempt at a sort of 605. It's a typical faux-Dissy, nice Spike's pencil barrel. I'm a big Dissipator fan, this retro version even more so. Even has a hard-to-find Colt CS stock. I'm guessing that's the Canadian version of a rack number.
The A1 is just that, but it does have a 601 style bolt catch and mag release button.