Surely theres something not quite right describing a AK assault rifle as Beautiful?
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- Thread starter Zefan
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Surely theres something not quite right describing a AK assault rifle as Beautiful?
Why?
Cars can be beautiful. Houses can be beautiful. Why can't other things that are man made be beautiful?
Seriously? An item man made designed to kill is beautiful?
Soldato
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The biggest part of guns which interested me as a child, and these days was when they're well machined, intricately detailed and put together.
Usually on some of the hunting rifle details, or the more complex handguns.
You can look past function and see something elegant
Well made swords/knives?
One could argue weaponry are designed to preserve life, in some instances.
Anyway, dad's over and under Browning shotgun is a beautiful thing to hold, look at, and use. I fully believe something that could be designed to kill is a beautiful thing.
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Indeed, look at katanas. Some of those are stunningly beautiful.
Nothing like having some fresh cheese to open in the morning!
Soldato
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Been a long time coming but finally upgraded, couldn't be happier (or poorer). (Excuse the poor quality pics).
- CPU - i7 8086k @5Ghz
- GPU – Asus Strix GTX 1080Ti RGB - 11GB GDDR5X (cooled by EK-FC1080 full-cover waterblock)
- RAM – 32gb G-Skill DDR4 3200MHz
- MOBO – Asus Maximus X Formula (cooled with EK-FB KIT ASUS R5-E10 full-board monoblock)
- PSU – EVGA 750w Platinum
- AUX - Sound BlasterX Pro-Gaming + Soundblaster ZX desk controller
- CASE - Corsair Obsidian 1000D
- COOLING – Full EK water-cooling using EK Tube ZMT Zero maintenance tubing and EK fittings throughout: EK-RES 140 Revo D5 RGB PWM reservoir + pump; 2x EK XE-480 radiators at front with 16x ML120 LED fans; 1x EK CE-420 radiator at top with 3x ML140 LED fans (exhaust); 2x ML 120 LED fans at rear – fans controlled by 2x Corsair Commander Pro’s.
I believe that purchase is however a toy, not a real AR.
It would have been correct twice a day.I bought a wall clock and returned it because it was damaged
Soldato
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Unless one hand fell off, in which case it would be right twenty four times a day ;-PIt would have been correct twice a day.
everything goes wrong, when time goes wrongIt would have been correct twice a day.
hahah
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I like how its flared so it doesn't go too far in.
Caporegime
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Been a long time coming but finally upgraded, couldn't be happier (or poorer). (Excuse the poor quality pics).
Never again will I choose a large case like that though. Back to MicroATX next time!
- CPU - i7 8086k @5Ghz
- GPU – Asus Strix GTX 1080Ti RGB - 11GB GDDR5X (cooled by EK-FC1080 full-cover waterblock)
- RAM – 32gb G-Skill DDR4 3200MHz
- MOBO – Asus Maximus X Formula (cooled with EK-FB KIT ASUS R5-E10 full-board monoblock)
- PSU – EVGA 750w Platinum
- AUX - Sound BlasterX Pro-Gaming + Soundblaster ZX desk controller
- CASE - Corsair Obsidian 1000D
- COOLING – Full EK water-cooling using EK Tube ZMT Zero maintenance tubing and EK fittings throughout: EK-RES 140 Revo D5 RGB PWM reservoir + pump; 2x EK XE-480 radiators at front with 16x ML120 LED fans; 1x EK CE-420 radiator at top with 3x ML140 LED fans (exhaust); 2x ML 120 LED fans at rear – fans controlled by 2x Corsair Commander Pro’s.
Why so much rad space? You must be way past diminishing returns into just pointless with that much.