u/SmellsLikeShame

Noveske Chainsaw lower, VLTOR A5 - Luth A2 upper, Noveske 416R barrel

I was down to just a few arrows in the quiver so I sprung for some new ones. Got a dozen RIP TKO .300 with weighted collars, and 125gr tips. Brings total arrow weight to like 468gr. Draw is 70lb on the nose. Little goose release. G5 fixed 125gr broadheads.

Took like 50+ shots today to get my pins roughly dialed in, all the way from 10-40yds. This was just from 12yds, and the releases felt pretty good - these two arrows grouped quite nicely.

Edit: spelling

I've been saddle hunting for a few years now and decided to slim down my belt for this season.

Tethrd phantom saddle, usually rock 3 carabiners, 2 lines, and a hero clip carabiner.

In the left pouch I keep my lines, in the right I keep my release, phone, rangefinder, lip pillows, etc.

That right hand pouch is a really interesting one - it has a clip closure, hook and loop on the closure flap (which also has backer sheets of extra hook and loop in case you don't want to use the Velcro) and a split dual layer neoprene top, so you can just shove your hand in there and fish for your phone or whatever without making noise of Velcro or clips.

I keep the platform in my 3DAP. I also have space for carrying in my belt if desired, and lashes for my bow/rifle, and climbing sticks (I use Tethrd ones).

Pack and pouches are from London Bridge Trading, color is maritime assault suit grey - think ranger green plus some brown, it's a nice solid color for the woods.

BRN-4 10.4 heavy profile • HK quad
Illinois Precision IPM4D lower • HK LPK
Geissele (ALG) trigger

Brownells BRN-4 10.4 (HK quad) • IPM4D (HK LPK)
EXPS & Vortex 3x Micro w/ clone Wilcox dovetail
Gemtech G5 (HUB threaded) • B&T SF HUB Ti mount • SF3P

Upper: BRN-4 Gen 1 10.4, vented gas block, SF3P muzzle device, HK quad rail, M600, PEQ-15, CQD picatinny sling loop, London Bridge sling MAS grey

Suppressor: Gemtech G5 (HUB threaded by Ecco Machine), B&T SF HUB Ti mount

GPS: Garmin Foretrex 401 + London Bridge pouch

Hope you guys like the spread. All the LBT, LBX, and GBRS stuff is in MAS grey.

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1. LBX Armatus II + LBT radio and ammo pouches

2. LBX Banger back panel, Roll One IFAK. LBX MAP back panel

3. Hesco L210

4. LBX Lock and Load chest rig

5. Belt: GBRS Belt, LBT/LBX pouches and TQ dangler, Safariland 6354RDSO G17 (Poppies of War wrap), Crye suspenders (ranger green)

6. Bags: Clockwise from top left - LBT day pack, LBX minimalist day pack + LBT assault pouch, LBX Titan + LBX admin pouches, LBT 3DAP

7-10. Bump helmet setup: High cut bump, Elbit 14, Max14 clone arm, G24 clone mount, M300, Howard Leight Impact Sport + mic setup

11. Tailgate pic (because this is a fashion sub)

12. Cat tax (under nods)

Just a BRN-4 that wishes it was on the Neptune Spear op.

As close to a Neptune Spear 416 as I will ever get.

BRN-4 10.4 upper - IPM 4D lower, HK LPK.

Impact sport ear pro with comms pack.

Neptune Spear homage:

BRN-4 10.4 upper.

IPM 4D lower, HK parts plus ALG trigger Hogue grip.

EXPS, Vortex micro 3x on dovetail flip to side mount.

Gemtech G5 (HUB threaded) on B&T SF mount, SF3P muzzle.

M600 bolted to handguard. I have the LBT GPS pouch and Garmin on the way to complete the look.

Budget bump helmet setup, featuring Elbit Gen 3 WP 14 (clone breakaway G24 + max14 arm), Howard Leight Impact Sport + comms setup, and m300 light

The orange tether is just for the lens cover (so I don't lose it)

10.5" 416R barrel.

Hopefully this keeps me from breaking yet another Iris cover.

Channeling my inner Chris Craighead with the suspenders

Hesco L210 plates. London bridge placard and pouches (radio, double m4). Color is MAS grey.

High level parts list: Luth A2 upper (w/Noveske cross kit), Noveske chainsaw lower & 10.5" 416R barrel, vltor a5, super safety, G$ mk4 9.3 BLK, Aimpoint PRO, YHM T2, Steiner DBAL-A2. Bowling alley arcade carpet two point sling.

All rustoleum. Flat black, brown, khaki, and sand. Can't really tell there are two tan shades, they're too similar. Used the steps in the /u/debas3r11 tiger stripe tutorial video on YouTube.

Roast me, fellas - I can take it.