[Weapon] H&K HK417
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Right-o, lads. Update from the modelling dept. Covered up most of the rails on it, but I'm not quite sure the covers are the correct length/width compared to the handguard. I simply nabbed the ones from the PR M16 and scaled them to the 417 model. Looks about right, though. But if anyone could find the length of the M16's handguard and that of the 417, I'd be able to make it 100% correct.
What still needs work: buttstock and mag well, mainly. Then some brushing-up, before I get to work on the bipod (if you want one?) and the scope (can we use the PR L115 scope?). The ones in the render are simply there to give you an idea of the final layout.

What still needs work: buttstock and mag well, mainly. Then some brushing-up, before I get to work on the bipod (if you want one?) and the scope (can we use the PR L115 scope?). The ones in the render are simply there to give you an idea of the final layout.


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How's this?


As you can see, the scope nearly touches the top rail. But there are different scope mounts available, so that can be changed around. And on the model, the scope just clears the rail cover.


As you can see, the scope nearly touches the top rail. But there are different scope mounts available, so that can be changed around. And on the model, the scope just clears the rail cover.

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Looks very good. As far as forward rail length, I think you should find out upper receiver size and base it on that.
My only thing is about the size of that optic. Seems very large for a military optic on a standard issue rifle, but maybe that's just the american ACOG addict in me speaking.
My only thing is about the size of that optic. Seems very large for a military optic on a standard issue rifle, but maybe that's just the american ACOG addict in me speaking.
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Must be the ACOG addict in you.BloodBane611 wrote:Looks very good. As far as forward rail length, I think you should find out upper receiver size and base it on that.
My only thing is about the size of that optic. Seems very large for a military optic on a standard issue rifle, but maybe that's just the american ACOG addict in me speaking.

For the rails, it looks to be roughly the same as the M16, so I'll go with that for now, until I can dig up anything more accurate.

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