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A .308 battle rifle fed from a ten round helical magazine not unlike the Johnson M1941. Optional is a top mounted picatinny rail for optics like the night scope pictured here.
Thanks to Amy for the scope, Wezzy for the WA2000 cheek rest, and Braydenmaine for the QD lever.
The triple falls at Rifle Falls State Park, near Rifle, Colorado.
I'm posting and running - will visit your streams and comment soon! I've been too busy for Flickr lately, but wanted to post something.
A modified steam powered machine rifle that would be mounted on airships as a defensive weapon against privateers and other threats.
It was found by a wandering vagrant when he discovered an airship wreck on the lowlands.
It has been modified to hooked up to a large steam tank mounted to the back with a hastily made back support with cloth on pressure points. It's an extremely heavy rifle for it's classification but makes up for it in stopping power and rate of fire compared to other single barreled steam repeaters.
For my build-off with Deimosu1996.
Credit to Beck for the rail shading and to Eagle for the detail thingy on the lower receiver (I have no idea what his idea would be called). Done in PMG 0.6.
Thanks to Domo for the carry handle inspiration. Credit to Beck for the rail shading and to EagleMalkavian for the stock detail idea. Done in PMG 0.6.
Credit to Beck for the shaded rails and to Alice for the charging handle (sorry, mate, totally forgot that!). Done in PMG 0.6.
Paradise in Rifle, Colorado.
How the falls formed:
At first, the creek probably flowed over an obstacle-a pile of rocks left behind by a glacier, or an old beaver dam. As the creek's calcium-rich water splashed over the obstacle, some evaporated, leaving behind a white mineral residue. Over thousands of years, this calcium residue built up, resulting in the spectacular waterfalls.
Combat Assault Rifle
Quick one between classes (about 2 hours)
Sorry for the lack of creativity in some parts =(
Enjoy!
Credit to Beck for shading rails and Jake for grip idea
(Formally Wanderer Rifle).
I think it's good, anyone else agree?
Also, I'm keeping the tab open this time, just in case someone has an idea for it.