Awesome, looking forward to seeing it!

No one happens to have an image of a Skorpion Vz. 82, do they?

I need a photo of a Hamerilli 280 pistol for both the Hamarilli 280 page, the Nikita page and the Batman forever page.

Someone made a page for the pistol and did nothing for it. I'm going to try and expand it into the start of a decent page.

The user is Choi117 or something. He bugs me. He makes page after page with little or no effort applied, and his "user contributions" are all pages other people have created and built upon.

We don't need that crap.
-Give him a warning

I would delete all of the junk pages he's made to boot as I am getting really tired of seeing crap pages and I want to have a Garbage day when the forum gets cleaned up of all of the really bad pages. basically if it doesn't have proper format, pics or links then it's going. I know there's a couple pages that I want to screencap but those I would make the day before and they are of start quality.

I'll give him notice, and if he does it anymore afterwards he won't be able to make crap pages at all.

We need a picture of an old school style FN MAG.

It hasn't exactly changed much, we've had outs (C6) since the 70s and the only thing we've changed is getting rid of the gas regulator knob. Don't ask me why, it was a stupid fucking decision, because now every time you start getting gas stoppages you have to change the barrel (your second barrel is supposed to be assembled set to the adverse position). Meanwhile with the C9 (Minimi) all you have to do is turn the bloody knob.

I'm talking about the regular MAG not the canadian variant. The Regular belgium FN MAG has a wood stock among other things.

...And there's already a picture of it on the FN MAG page....

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/FN_MAG

I think he means pictures that are exclusivly ours and not borrowed from other sources.

We got two pics in there. The Israeli one is horrible and the other one is good it's not as good good as MPM2008's pictures. I guess FN MAGs are hard to find in the Movie Armorer business.

I doubt it, he's just a busy man and snapping a photo of a heavy gun is a lot of work. After he takes the picture in his special glass box, he's got to treat it, color correct it, and remove any non-white background. And if the gun is too big, he has to remove all the white from the background with a brush. Just look at the M2HB image he uploaded for that example.

I know that. Is just that i don't see a lot of original FN MAGs in movies.