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# 1 05-07-2013 , 07:40 PM

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Hi guys, follow pictures one more project that I started. Thanks

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# 2 06-07-2013 , 03:14 AM

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Looks good mate, nasty looking LOL

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# 3 07-07-2013 , 12:39 AM

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Looks.. Strange. What's the idea for firing system and such? And Why not have the scope on a picatinny rail/molded to the body? Seems like it would either slip off or not be too stable that way

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# 4 08-07-2013 , 02:28 PM

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I will make changes in design, more in general is all a workout modeling. Thanks for the comments.

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# 5 09-07-2013 , 05:48 PM

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If you're going to be making changes anyways, I'd recommend a cheek rest on the stock, since it has a scope, the user would need the extra point of contact to help steady the rifle.

Also, check out these for modern/futuristic weapons, if you need some ideas on stuff.

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