Boredom leads to hilarity. . . .

.....wow....

coooooool LOL

"Dodge, Duck, Dive and Dodge!" Looks evil enough to scare toddlers & children from telling annoying knock knock jokes to you, let alone any neighbours pets that decide to you your territory as a 'dumping' ground. Just need to get some technic lego, motion sensor alarm, and make a remote operational tracking tripod for them trespassing 'dumpers'.

Sometimes Kraz you scare even me

That's freaking hilarious. A+ for effort and originality.

Somehow my Local dealer got ahold of this pic.

He's now got a framed copy of it on his shop wall. . .

(He takes pictures of some of the weird/odd stuff that comes thru and puts it up if its ok with the owner of the firearm.)

And this isnt the first time I've done something like this. About 2 years ago there was a night of alcoholic beverage consumption around power tools that resulted in this:

All you need now Kraz to go with you power arsenal, is a heavy indusrial HILTI Nail Gun with sight aka 'Jack Hammer' Rainbow 6 style Muhuhahahahahahahaha.

That needs to be an easter egg on a map.

(Either one, thinking about it)

My problem with this one is that I don't see it being easy to complete a smooth trigger pull. I mean, how are you going to aim for the neck at range using that there scope if your hand jerks the damn stapler 5 degrees every time you fire.

Aim? Stamplers and nailguns are the ultimative close combat weapon. Stick it into his neck and shoot. I remeber on my old school we played wars with those thing, really nice to bumpfire 10 stamplers at your friend
Also stampled myself in the leg, just to try it

Unless it's a nailer driven by pressurized air, that thing have a terrible power and range

$uper£iga goes "Jackass"

Krazny. Those colours won't reveal your hide out, unless you at war with acid trippers among paintings of van Gogh and Salvador Dali.

Something came in the mail today. Lets just say that mounting an ACOG to an M14 results in something that looks completely awesome, but sucks when you try to use it.

The phrase 'chin weld' comes into play. . . .

The white things on the rear sight and flash hider are sight protectors/dust covers.

The white block on the charging handle knob is to prevent it from dinging up/catching on other stuff in my safe.

one night I got drunk/bored, whipped out the dremel and some modelling paint, and made it look like a dice. . . .

heh man you have waaay too much time on your hands

Oh my, if only you'd had the 14 when I modelled it. I never had a single reference pic of the angle you just posted. Seems I still got it right though.