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That's the plan! But my god is it expensive... and I need to buy a car first, which is also expensive. But I will get one. Eventually. I want a GBBR m21 for regular use and 'Namsoft!

Thought this might be of interest to people with the Maruyama ACP9. Looks like it will use the same straight mags. https://www.wgcshop.com/collections/new-arrivals/products/my-smg-mp9dx-bk

Do we need to delete now and relist?

Outside chance, but if the other advice hasnt helped and the symptom is temporary it might be midcap syndrome. The way to tell if if they feed ok on a partially loaded mag but not one stuffed to the brim. A cut up peice of inner barrel with a pin can make for a de-loader to get them a dozen rounds short of stuffed. The other possibility is ammo, before switching to geoffs i had a lot of feeding issues but the same gun with the same cyma mags with good ammo could feed reliably 100% of the time, hell if i had a penny for every "misfeeding" gun i could fix by handing the owner a magfull of the good stuff......

Abs stunning, thanks man @Austeyr😂

App is working for. A plethora of airsoft items available and able to be shipped to me. strange!

I'm the opposite to you two; I would've bought this specifically to have a takedown version, but that's just me as a bit of a collector. For actual usage, the regular m700s are good and the takedown models tend to have loads of issues, so you both have the right ideas there. I have... essentially 5 m700s at this point, and not one of them is a takedown version 🤣

As a previous comment has advised.. **collection only** and seeing it being re-listed, re-listed, re-listed. Sending a message to advise interest in item and explaining I can see it having been re-listed many times annd happy to cover all postage costs. Then being ignored. And then seeing it re-listed again, and again and again…

https://youtu.be/xgV8ZByAF4s?si=RqkBJxwnSlKP0NZb Oh YouTube doesn't auto embed. rip

I can confirm, you are not! The wife objects to me referring to it as such when we have guests staying though!

Hello, i am from france, so, sorry about my english speaking ! I have an apfg mcx and i have the problem about those screws that make issues and make my replica go on full auto itself... i need to know if it is normal that this thin silver parts move up and down... i do not want to screw it more harder to not destroy my new upper (the screw thread for these screws) if you can say tro me if it is normal, i mount it with this moves, if not, i will try to put something like shims.. i think the little place where we have tu put these small silver part is too large? Not? Thanks for ans b19e3b3b-e7f5-4960-8788-8ab33f43a0ab.mp4

You can take a horse to water but can't make it drink it... LOL

It might help to say what you'd been browsing that had become unavailable and by whom it was sold. The odds may be low but you could have looked at the same vendor or it may have been an external vendor or two on Ali akin to Amazon Marketplace whose products had been withdrawn.

It's probably happened on a forum at some point with someone else. I'm speaking from my own experience with a friend getting into airsoft and after getting his UKARA defence signed off. The TLDR of it is that he asked for advice on where to get a specific RIF for around £300. I gave advice but he insisted he knew better and ignored it only for it to bite him square in the arse. I gave a few options, suggesting one that was local albeit 10% more expensive but if something was wrong, he had the luxury of being able to travel less than an hour and return it in person and not be fobbed off on the phone/over email or worry about posting it and and being damaged in transit. He went for the cheaper option, which was much further away but he rather smugly proclaimed himself to be a "shrewd shopper" and accused me of bias, favouring the local option as I had bought from that retailer it in the past. Out of the box, he said it didn't shoot straight as his shots went left of the target past 20m or so, so I suggested he first clean the inner barrel. Nope, he knew better and would push ahead. I suggested he may have to re-seat his hop but warned it may invalidate his warranty. He insisted on going on and if he had any more trouble, he'd return it and explain the fault. We went on and played a skirmish where he said his gun jammed every so often then Sod's law happened as he dropped his gun on concrete and caused significant cosmetic damage. He thought to return it and I said there was a cat's chance in Hell that the retailer would accept it that condition with the magwell being cracked and the handguard having a dent and could deem the fall to have caused the fault he reported. He went on to check the return policy and not only was I right about accidental damage invalidating a return for a fault, he had left it too late after purchase anyway. I haven't been a total and utter bastard yet as I haven't said "I told you so" or that he wasn't as shrewd a shopper as he thought because he didn't consider the post-sale experience too. 😅