POTD: Heckler & Koch MP5SD in MIM&TECH Anti-IR
We have the French company MIM&Tech and German GunWorks to thank for today’s Photo Of The Day. We all share the love for the Heckler & Koch MP5 SD I assume, and here it got a coat of MIM&TECH Anti-IR Temporary spray paint (TCC). Now it’s “silent” for the eyes as well, so cannot (almost) be heard or seen. I haven’t tried these products myself, but they do look quite interesting.
Below: It took me a while to see the bipod.
MIM&TECH’s founder wrote these words:
Camouflage is the “art” of blending into any environment. It is the transcription that the operator makes in relation to his own vision of his area of evolution. He is unconsciously an “artist”.
for this purpose MIM&TECH, surrounds itself with highly qualified collaborators to bring you a range of first-class products. We place great emphasis on their ease of use. It will therefore be easy for you to create trompe-l’oeil in a minimum of time or to blend into your deployment area according to the seasons and environments.
We base our work on operational experience acquired during a 22-year career in the French special forces, with a highly creative DNA.
And here’s a machine gun – Mim&Tech Anti-IR.
For more information check https://germangunworks.com/mimtech and https://mim-tech.fr/en/
They also have a webstore in the USA: https://mim-techusa.com/
How would you paint your MP5 SD?
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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Oh look, the airsoft blog.
Wut, those are real guns? Noooo, they make fun of guns that look like that in those hot gats/fudd crap articles.
Gotta be airsoft 'cause those look just like something a teen-aged larper would come up with. Def. airsoft.
Very nice and effective camo patterns.
Green is a little too bright as it really shows up in the sunlight on the machine gun in the bottom picture.
Soften that up a little, and you have a very effective pattern