Was bored so I decided to start a thread where you post pictures of all of your gear.....it can be what you do on a daily basis or what you do for fun. Doesn't matter if it's photography equipment, air soft, sports, etc.

 

Watching, I will have to get some pictures later on.

 

 

i thought that what you meant by gears

 

you changed your name Flea. I was like who is this Kennon guy hehe.

ill take some pics tomorrow when i have my camera at work

 

i like this thread, too bad i just threw away tons of junk on the garage lol.. im getting pics soon

 

This is one of my hubbies and used to be part of my work. I assure u these are NOT airsoft.





Savage .22lr bolt action rifle. I am accurate within a quarter sized target out to little over half a mile.
Walther P22 very nice for concealed carry. Lot of people laugh at it but I'm very accurate with it and when I put two in ur chest and one in ur head u won't know the difference at all. (the awesome specialty of the .22 bullet is that it bounces around creating a lot of little holes and internal bleeding instead of just coming out the other side and creating a clean wound.)
Glock m22 .40 pistol. VERY deadly gun.
and finally my Sh*t hit the fan weapon: Sabre Defense AR-15. This is straight up knock down power from far away.
Also a mossbuerg 12gauge shotgun. Pretty much straight up for close quarters. Cut and shaved the barrel and moved the sights accordingly. One hit of this from 10ft or less and u'll be literally in HALF.


and this is my photography equipment.




Camera Bodies:
Canon 5d (my main body)
Canon 10d (back up body for longer lenses and when wide angle isn't such a necessity)
Canon Elan 7e (film body, lot of these new cats don't know jack bout that)

Lenses:
Canon 24-105mm f4 L
Canon 15mm f2.8 Fisheye lens (very fun)
Canon 50mm 1.8 II (great lens for low light and plenty of DOF control)
Canon 28-80mm f3.5-5.6 Cheap old kit lens from my first film camera actually wanna sell.

Misc:
77mm Circular polarizer
52mm circular polarizer
77mm UV filter
Lens pen
512mb lexar pro CF card
1gb Lexar pro CF card
San Disk Extreme III 4gb CF card
Blower bulb (to get rid of dust on the sensor and lenses and pretty much anything)
2 canon batteries
charger
lens cloth
3 rolls of ilford B&W film
3 rolls of Provia ISO 50 slide film that i think is expired.
Couple empty film canisters to store random things in.
Canon manual for all three bodies.
52mm yellow filter
52mm red filter

The camera i shot this with was a Canon 5d and a Canon 15mm fisheye lens. So pretend those are in the shot and bag too. ha ha

 

^^ beautiful man beautiful! keep it coming!

 

Ok i know more people have a LOT of gear for their hobbies!!! let's get it up.

 

can't make me to post it up thats the scionlife way

 

Damn nice gear Elijahtc! And people shouldn't laugh at .22's, because you never know who's carrying one. Let me rephrase... you'll never know who's carrying one.


I can't put my work gear into pictures. If I could, you'd see alot of patience, a heavy duty bull____ filter, and a can of copenhagen.

 

yeah i carry the glock as my primary weapon and the .22 on my ankle as a 2ndary. Golden rule is 2 is 1 and 1 is none.

 

even when your wearing blue jean shorts

 

i don't wear blue jeans let alone blue jean shorts. And when I wear shorts the .22 fits in my pocket.

 

My Ibanez SDGR 6-string bass and Ibanez RG7321 7-string guitar

I have more guitars than this but those are my main 2 instruments

 

BEAUTIFUL!

 

haha thanks man. After I pay off the tC i'm thinking of getting a Carvin DC747 and a carvin legacy halfstack

 

It's always been a dream of mine to learn how to play guitar but i don't have the time to practice. I had a Dean Icon that I played around with but never did learn cause i was self taught.

 

I was primarily self taught as well..I've been playing for 8 years with 7 years of experience on a 7 string..just learning how to read tabs and going online and reading lessons, watching video lessons, etc.

Learned some theory and took lessons for about a year or so (well into my playing career but I wanted some more direction)

It takes some patience but when you get to where you're comfortable with you're technique its a blast

 

This is the new helmet I'll hopefully be ordering soon for my main hobby right now:



Right now, I just have a plain black helmet, kind of boring and not very happy with it. It did it's job for the past 5 years, time to get something cooler.

And it will be used with this, if I ever finish it: