Starting Up A New Kit

GMTII · June 17th, 2005, 12:54

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Gish · June 17th, 2005, 14:57

Well the CA870's closest match is the Remington 870 breeching shotgun. It's more or less a cut down pistol gripped shotgun.
For gear depends on what you like. Your WW2 kit is nice, perhaps build yourself a modern outfit. The breeching shotgun may work well with a Swat kit which are pretty easy to build up. Black/Navy Bdus, Pasgt Helmet, and one of the many many vests that float around here.

Or make something unique. I think a nice long black trenchcoat, an underslung holster for the shotgun and maybe also a shoulder holster for a sidearm, some sunglasses and you've got a pretty easily done assassin.
Your choice :-)

swat2 · June 17th, 2005, 17:23

glish ur idea sounds interesting, id use aviators. Swat kits are easy to make just google it get some pics so you have an idea. Thats how i made up mine then i looked around for interesting things. I buy things to my preference i dont look like any certain swat team.

Malinak · June 17th, 2005, 18:38

You could go with a 'Nam setup.
But go with a .45 instead of the Glock.

Skruface · June 17th, 2005, 21:16

Personally, I'd get wood stocks and go Platoon on their collective asses:

Meat will love ya for it.

GMTII · June 17th, 2005, 23:05

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concept_8 · June 17th, 2005, 23:26

go with an old jean jacket and some jeans with a black t-shirt and a mullet n you'd be pimpin the only 80's narc kit I'd know of

Oh and I'm not sure it a sawed off version would be precise nam kit but I find it looks good enough strapped to a back that I plan on getting one for mine.
If I recall I believe I've seen pics of a sawed off in nam but I'm not positive.

Skruface · June 18th, 2005, 00:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Erik_james

Is the 870 I own the same kind that was used in veitnam?

Erik

Not exactly. However, I do know that real-steel stocks fit with a minimum amount of modification. You could add a real wood stock, maybe find someone to sell you a wood pump, and you'd have a 'Nam-era sawed off 870.

Bravo One-Six · June 18th, 2005, 00:21

You know me too well Jamie

Go Nam, or go home. Really.

The synthetic version no, they're right. It wasn't used in Nam. Although shotguns weren't officially allowed, they were a great weapon when filled with buckshot. A lot of shot guns were private purchase at the PX, or shipped from home. Virtually any shot gun made in 1965-70 could have made its way to nam.

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June 17th, 2005, 12:54	#1
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June 17th, 2005, 14:57	#2
Gish Trader rating Join Date: May 2002 Location: Calgary	Well the CA870's closest match is the Remington 870 breeching shotgun. It's more or less a cut down pistol gripped shotgun. For gear depends on what you like. Your WW2 kit is nice, perhaps build yourself a modern outfit. The breeching shotgun may work well with a Swat kit which are pretty easy to build up. Black/Navy Bdus, Pasgt Helmet, and one of the many many vests that float around here. Or make something unique. I think a nice long black trenchcoat, an underslung holster for the shotgun and maybe also a shoulder holster for a sidearm, some sunglasses and you've got a pretty easily done assassin. Your choice :-) __________________

June 17th, 2005, 18:38	#4
Malinak Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Kitchener	You could go with a 'Nam setup. But go with a .45 instead of the Glock. __________________ Do you have any MP5 accessories that you're looking to get rid of just let me know.

June 17th, 2005, 17:23	#3
swat2 Banned Trader rating Join Date: May 2005 Location: canada- ns	glish ur idea sounds interesting, id use aviators. Swat kits are easy to make just google it get some pics so you have an idea. Thats how i made up mine then i looked around for interesting things. I buy things to my preference i dont look like any certain swat team.

June 17th, 2005, 23:05	#6
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June 17th, 2005, 23:26	#7
concept_8 Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: sudbury Ont.	go with an old jean jacket and some jeans with a black t-shirt and a mullet n you'd be pimpin the only 80's narc kit I'd know of Oh and I'm not sure it a sawed off version would be precise nam kit but I find it looks good enough strapped to a back that I plan on getting one for mine. If I recall I believe I've seen pics of a sawed off in nam but I'm not positive. __________________ "Death in the tall grass"

June 18th, 2005, 00:21	#9
Bravo One-Six Pacification Specialist Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Toronto	You know me too well Jamie Go Nam, or go home. Really. The synthetic version no, they're right. It wasn't used in Nam. Although shotguns weren't officially allowed, they were a great weapon when filled with buckshot. A lot of shot guns were private purchase at the PX, or shipped from home. Virtually any shot gun made in 1965-70 could have made its way to nam. __________________ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= "Solving an imaginary world's contrived and over dramatic problems... 6 millimeters at a time."

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