Chaos

This question keeps getting asked on a lot of the boards and build group pages. If the extendable stock used in R1 is indeed an HK-416, then the narrow end of the butt plate points down. This design allows the shooter to place the larger end against his/her shoulder and allows the narrow end to extend down into the crease made by the upper arm and chest in the arm pit area. https://www.hkparts.net/shop/pc/catalog/view-5-416-arm4-stock-pdwc_1105_detail.jpg

Great job and Congrats!

Well said. I think things occur for a reason. It was noted screen accuracy is 16, many in the community only have 15. So what happens? The community cames together to do two things. 1st make allowances to ensure acceptance for those with 15. 2nd gracious members came up with an inexpensive solution to bring those with 15 to "screen accuracy" Cudos to those who came up with a solution. The SpecOps Ohana thanks you!

ditto

Soooo how many are following the poop storm about the CRL and 15 verses 16 cogs over on the FB DT Builder's page?

That is why I am getting my kit from Jim! LOL he and I have the same body shape. I am hoping to be the first DT here in the Pacific Outpost … “Goals†everyone has to have at least one. Jim, I was wondering if I used 1 ½ inch lifts in my boots if it would affect how the shins look. Any thoughts. I hate hearing “You're a little short for a Storm Trooper†LOL

Here's a good tutorial on helmet builds. He goes over fitting the ears to the curves of the sides. Worth a look. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/29238-my-helmet-ear-tutorial/

I know its been a while since this thread had any comments but I just used all the tips to make my snap/strap system for my TX and wanted to say Thank you for sharing your knowledge.