I had been hesitating about it for a long time. Then, just recently, I managed to pick up a stock AAP01C so cheaply that I decided to go ahead with a build. It was built primarily for Steel Challenge. It turned into a snappy, fast pistol.
A few pictures that I would just like to share here.
It's been a long journey to get my first live weapon. For a long time, the Glock 19 was the object of my desires, but in mid-November last year I was able to hold a CZ P10c Ported in my hands. It was love at first sight. The other day I finally got my own. Here it is:
Take a look at my favorite weapon. VFC G3A3 modified KA4 version. The shoulder rest, grip, front and flash hider, and magazine are original H&K products.
This project started in 2008. That's when I fell in love with the HK G3 battle rifle. I've been wanting to make a GBB version of it for a long time, which VFC finally gave me. From this, a good friend and I made this G3KA4/L100A1 version. In the pictures you can see the final version, surrounded by the accessories I've acquired over the years. Everything that Hungarian law allows comes from a live original weapon.
An older work of mine. With blank ammunition in the sling, which was fired during a military exercise. :)
I painted this gun using a special method. The base was a sand color, then I sprayed the green on top. After the paint dried, I lightly sprayed water on the surface of the gun, then sprayed the black paint on top. I quickly wiped it off with a rag, so the black only stuck to the areas where it wasn't wet. The gun itself is a Novritch SSG10.
It came to me painted, its owner wanted it to look like a SpecOps weapon that had been through the desert.
Golden Eagle gas shotgun.
The wood grain imitation painting on the gunmetal is ready. The layers were dried and the preparations were completed in 2 days. I worked out the grain of the wood with a Dremel, then the painting followed. Three layers, sand-colored, brown and black. I washed this back with thinner, thus obtaining the antique effect.
A side-by-side look at two compact GBB platforms designed for speed and aggression.
On the left is the KWA MP9A1, a proven, ultra-compact GBB SMG known for its high rate of fire. Lightweight, nimble, and brutally effective in close combat.
On the right is the Vorsk VMP-2M, a more modern, modular approach. With an extended AR front. Despite their visual and design differences, the two share one key advantage: full magazine compatibility.
Both platforms run on the same magazine, offering a flexible and practical pairing for any equipment.
* Images are based on my own photos, enhanced and modified with artificial intelligence.