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Whenever you need pictures of a specific thing, always start at the gallery. We have almost everything you need there.

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Try speaking with "Tai Kai" of the German Garrison. You can find him on facebook.

There is a tonne of MG-34 pictures in the reference gallery.

You may want some ventilation below as well. Heat rises upwards you know.

It's a good idea to leave some gap around the eyes and the lens. Not so much that you can see it from the outside of course. This is to let hot air escape out from the gaps as that helps to prevent fogging of the lenses. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

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http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/11538-the-various-types-of-armor-and-where-to-find-them/

No.

If you wear your belt where it should be, it doesn't cover all of the notches. It's an American trend it seems to wear the belt too low. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Yeah they were, and it does lift a couple of eyebrows at parties when I'm asked what I do. But the PC-answer is just "IT security consultant". But we in the business might just as well describe ourselves as copywriters, based on you much time I spend in open-office writing reports based on your findings during the test. The report is the most important thing of any assignment, as that is often all that you leave behind for the customer once you're done. So in a sense, that's what they pay you for.

I'm a Linux systems administrator (think Snowden) by education but recently I've managed to reach my childhood dreams and thus - I work as a consultant in IT security. Usually as a "penetration tester". This is basically a fancy term for "hacker". But it's at the same time a lot less glamourous than what most people think it is. Basically, a customer of my company hires us to find problems with their website or product (usually before launch) and they let us "hack" it so that we can write them a report telling them what is wrong with their site/product and how they can best fix it before the "bad guys" get there first.

In the US ATA, cap-w or mtk. Otherwise TM or RS is more accurate than all of them. Including TE2. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

By the looks of that first picture, I'm not so sure you have the correct top half matched with the matching bottom. So you might want to play around with swapping them out too.

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I'm just saying that it helps to understand the definition of it before you start tossing it around like a catch all excuse. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech

Yes, we all do have the right to rant. But not here. Freedom of speech protects you from being arrested by police/government while having a (non-hateful*) speech in a park, but it doesn't protect you from being tossed out of someone's home if you offend them. *Generally, when you trample other peoples rights by exploiting yours, yours are taken away from you instead. Very common with hate crimes.

No return edge is required. It helps to make your armour look thicker and more "real" so it's a good thing to have. But none of it is required. So you do as you want and/or need. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Unless you think it's fun to be harrassed by police I would not think it's a good idea to bring a massive, full-auto firearm to a crowded place, demilled or not. From what I hear, a lot of US conventions are very restrictive of blasters, even plastic ones.

It's a size 4 Newey snap.

This is the oldest version of the "stepping out trooper". I guess it's not really a good representation of either e-11 or se-14r now that I look closer. The version we use on the spread-shirt merch:

Left, and there is no difference between hero and stunt. They literally wear the same armour.