Topic: Copper plated AR-15

[Glock32]

I thought this was pretty cool.  Someone copper plated an AR receiver and paired it with a stock made out of English walnut.  It gives the rifle an old school look while still being the Space Age AR-15.  It looks like something from a steam punk convention.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/09/05/potd-copper-plated-ar-15-built-scratch/

[AlanS]

Looks really neat, but I'm not much on bling. Everything I own is utilitarian. It's a tool to use not look at.

[Libertas]

Something like that could be used for special occassions, otherwise the flash might attract unwanted attention...by special situations I am thinking of course of firing squad duty for high-echelon traitors.

 

[Glock32]

Something like that could be used for special occassions, otherwise the flash might attract unwanted attention...by special situations I am thinking of course of firing squad duty for high-echelon traitors.

 

I like this idea.

[Libertas]

Something like that could be used for special occasions, otherwise the flash might attract unwanted attention...by special situations I am thinking of course of firing squad duty for high-echelon traitors.

 

I like this idea.

I am thinking of Patton's design for a tank uniform too...shiny football helmet, bold brass buttons...

Look damn good marching out to rid the planet of another malignant mass!

 

[Glock32]

I think there definitely needs to be a certain poetic quality to it.  I also propose a modification of the old "Ready...Aim...Fire" cadence.  I think the following is more appropriate:

Ready
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Aim
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To each according to his need!

[warpmine]

I think there definitely needs to be a certain poetic quality to it.  I also propose a modification of the old "Ready...Aim...Fire" cadence.  I think the following is more appropriate:

Ready
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.
Aim
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.
To each according to his need!

[AlanS]

I think there definitely needs to be a certain poetic quality to it.  I also propose a modification of the old "Ready...Aim...Fire" cadence.  I think the following is more appropriate:

Ready
.
.
.
Aim
.
.
.
To each according to his need!

 

[Libertas]

Heh!   

My need might mean emptying a magazine...