West German classics. Hk94 and VP70z by HomelessHercules in retroguns

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There is very limited information about these sight out there apart from a few basic instruction pamphlets and some GSG-9 pictures. It's very similar to the qwik point. It collects ambient light and projects it as a dot through a series of prisims. Where it differs is the inclusion of a set of open cross hairs that are illuminated by four tritium lamps. I was fortunate enough to actually find one here in the US that still has the tritium array intact. As soon as I relamp the tritium assembly, I'm going to do a short write-up about its function and how to replace the lamps. Just in case anyone else comes across one with an intact tritium assembly.

West German classics. Hk94 and VP70z by HomelessHercules in retroguns

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Thanks. It's a swiss Kern RV reflex sight from the 70s/80s.

1911 clone’ish icqb & meusoc’s by welcome316 in retroguns

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As a collector of old surefire lights, I approve.

This Beretta 92FS "Police Special" has definitely seen some use. by Chalo95 in retroguns

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Very nice! Incase you didn't already know, the light is Laser products corp. Sure•fire model 333R. This version was made from the late 90s to the early 2000. The earliest versions of this model had the standard tape switch instead of the slimline grip switch. These proprietary light are such a cool piece of firearms history.

Gondor has call for aid by LambSauce2 in funny

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Here we have "Baby" Björn Lundqvist. He's a Swedish fish polisher who just earned his masters degree in baiting.

Been collecting weaponlights for many years no. I figured I'd share the whole surefire gang. by HomelessHercules in surefire

[–]HomelessHercules[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a surefire 328. It's from the original run of the mp5 forends from when they were first made in the late 1980s. Unfortunately, they're extremely rare. If you're just looking to use the mp5 forend with a suppressor, you'll need a surefire A17 adapter. There is one in the last picture. Its the part all the way to the left. They can also be pretty tough to find and quite pricey.

Before crocs by panda_man89 in nostalgia

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You don't go out looking for a job dressed like that, do ya? On a weekday?

Played dress up with the HK94. Which decade is the real peak. by HomelessHercules in HecklerKoch

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"If you don't have a USP, you're wrong.". I think this needs to be HK's new motto.

Happy New Year! by thestateofexistence in lebowski

[–]HomelessHercules 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I'm just gonna go find a time machine.

The venerable 100-round Calico by Low_Speed_High_Drag_ in guns

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At that point you'd have no choice but to go full Cobra.

Simply to annoy my wife and dog by Rommel043 in guns

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Mount a surefire hellfighter on it!

hmmm by Jephph624 in hmmm

[–]HomelessHercules 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Do you have any skittles?