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Good evening, Ashebourton:

May I ask why Bren 2M is considered a "pistol" ? Thanks and cheers.

In the US, rifles with a barrel length of 16in or less with a buttstock are considered a "short barreled rifle" or SBR which are illegal to own unless you pay the federal government a tax stamp allowing you to own that type of weapon. So to skirt the law, manufacturers remove the buttstock and add a buttplate thus legally catagorizing the weapon as a Pistol. What owners of Pistols can do is add an arm brace (which looks like a buttstock) to "add" stability while shooting, however, they can still be used like a typical buttstock.

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Thanks for your answer. Cheers.

Hello everyone,

Today I've drawn the FN SCAR-H STD and the CETME Ameli LMG:





Any errors such as the colours, please do point out!

Awesome work here. Can't wait to see the SCAR-L.

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I authored these forum threads:
GB Kolibriscale
GB Scale Caliber Index
TrucKola's Project/Image Dump

This is my first real drawing in GB and only my second one in the scale overall, I went a bit ham on the shading so let me know if its fine or too much.
Also I'm still unsure if I got the details for this particular version right, the many small nuances are a bit confusing.

Link to the wikipedia article on the rifle in question:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vetterli_rifle



Hope you enjoy it.

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love the detail at this scale

Your first attempt is up to your previous standard! Nicely done, Char! Please, fix the bayonet !

Hello,

Lovely addition, Char!

Here is the Diemaco (and later Colt Canada) C7 rifles. They are the C7, the C7A1, and the C7A2.



Any mistakes, errors, and anything missing, please do tell!

Thank You