Armed and Dangerous

[james.d53]

Thanks for viewing my pic. CC: is welcome please!

[thehatguy]

I don't get this part.

John

[james.d53]

Originally Posted by thehatguy

I don't get this part.

John

? I confused. That is just the reflection of the gun. Should I have cloned it out?

[RexGig]

Originally Posted by thehatguy

I don't get this part.

John

The slide is in the rear-most position. This leaves the barrel and mainspring guide rod projecting forward. Not all pistols have such long guide rods.

[james.d53]

Originally Posted by RexGig

The slide is in the rear-most position. This leaves the barrel and mainspring guide rod projecting forward. Not all pistols have such long guide rods.

Thanks for that! I set it up this way on purpose. I was confused about what John was talking about. This is a Beretta .380 Cheetah.

[John_A]

I would of used hollow points.

[james.d53]

Originally Posted by John_A

I would of used hollow points.

Good idea. Didn't think of that. Just got the target rounds. It's my wife's gun.

[james.d53]

Last night I posted my photo named "Armed and Dangerous". I wasn't happy with the initial results, but liked the concept. I went to work today to make this idea a keeper. Here is my result.

Thank you all for viewing the photo.

James

[John_A]

Hmmm. No comments from the mind trust.

Here is my take.

The shadow being blured and doubled just does not work. An in focus reflection would be incredable, and use a nasty hollow point to add a danger factor.

I like Jack Daniels......

[danchez]

I like the last image because I can see the top of the gun, but the reflection is a bit of a detraction, cool shot though, I think the suggestions about hollow points, or maybe some hydra shocks would be cool too.

[james.d53]

Originally Posted by danchez

I like the last image because I can see the top of the gun, but the reflection is a bit of a detraction, cool shot though, I think the suggestions about hollow points, or maybe some hydra shocks would be cool too.

Thanks Dan.