Nice . Its going to look tough when your all done.

It's pretty cool. I like the multi-function of it, plus the trigger for activating the light. The light is bright as hell, too.

As long as I'm posting pictures, here's the HK with the Viridian laser and the drop holster I got for it (I don't attach the leg straps unless I'm actually using them for storage/space considerations).

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Me like. But I hate the price tag
http://www.valkyriearmament.com/

I couldn't resist and bought a 35 whelen. Got Talley rings, reloading dies, brass and bullets as a package deal. It's a 30-06 bored out to 0.358" if you're not familiar with it though most are. Never been fired and has had trigger adjusted to a crisp 3lbs. I look forward to playing with it.

Yeah, I just upgraded my light for one of my assualt shotguns. I hung a bright HID light on it...WOW.

Upgrade complete...... for now. :rockon:

New components include the quad, both grips, and a cheesy red laser that I added for shits and giggles. It blocks the sight a bit, but I've been wanting to get a riser for that anyway, so now I have an excuse. I love the feel of the rifle now that I have the grips installed. Makes a big difference. And it was amazingly easy to remove the old quad once I had the right tool.

Might get a new stock at some point, too. Why not? :D

Nice job. It looks kickass.

Hope you love your H&K as much as I love mine. :thumb:

Thanks. I'm still tinkering - I mounted the laser on the side so I can activate it with my thumb now without removing my left hand from the forward grip - with the trigger I can activate the laser and the light at the same time. Also no longer interferes with the optical sight. I think that's about all I can do for now, but I'm pretty happy with the results.

And yes, I love the HK. :thumb:

EDIT - here's a pic the new configuration.

That's really ****ing cool Fraz...

Okay, so I stopped by a local gun shop this afternoon to see what they had and this Sig caught my eye - http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProdu...rol-rifle.aspx . They had it for $1157 and said there's a little play in that price if I can pay cash...so I'm guessing $1100, probably. Any of you have experience with Sigs? I really liked the look of it and it already has the quad rail. Thoughts? Is it worth that?

They also had a kit for a Rock River Arms AR15 for $789 where you get to choose out of 3 uppers, a couple different stocks.

I have the Sig 556 Classic SWAT (longer quad than the Patrol one) - it's a freaking dream, man.

Here's a video of me shooting an Xbox game with it, lol:

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Ive read nothing but good reviews on RRAs There customer service is supposed to be excellent.

for $1100.00 you can get a top of the line Colt

Flew back from the gun show at T-Town last night. Here are some thoughts:


Why does anyone buy a gun there? Their prices are down-right robbery, and most of the exhibitors aren't in the dealing mood. The only rational price I found there was a Sig 522 22L (I know, I know) for $450. The Desert Scout Recons I found were overpriced about $1200 and the barrels overpriced around 500-800. Ridiculous.


Now on to the fun factor. It was great! I got to handle a MP40 (German 9mm Machine Gun from WW2), a BAR, Buffalo Bill's rifle, saw a .308 minigun, an ORIGINAL GI night scope with power supply, and at least one hundred Garands.

They had enough AK-47 crap there to supply the Taliban, but hardly anyone carried Saiga .308 gear :(. I could only find a couple of used POSP scopes, which were priced as new.

There were 11tybillion AK and AR-15 tables, a ton of .50 BMG tables. The Armalite rep was awesome and very informative.

I will own a Desert Scout Recon with .338 and .308 barrels eventually, but it's looks like I will need to be a little more patient.

It was worth the jet fuel down and back even if I walked away empty handed. Internet and local dealers still own the gun market, and always will.