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Time Left: 6 days and 22 hours
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For sale Specna Arms SA-C02 CORE ex hire (Rifle only) Cycles fine and shoots pretty straight - only issue is the trigger can still be pulled when on safe. Should be a fairly easy fix but i havent the time or patience to give it a go. Missing inner dust cover (see pictures) Postage included in price Payment via Paypal60.00 GBP
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For sale is VFC's gas blowback PPSh-41, serial number #1432 This replica comes with one 120-round casette held within the drum magazine which doubles as a gas reservoir as well as the special tool and plastic protector disk intended to remove the fake rivets holding the hop unit and outer barrel within the barrel shroud. This not been skirmished with, only used for spare parts for my other PPSh until replacement parts arrived. The metal outer surfaces as well as the internals have been cleaned with isopropryl and degreased. A fresh layer of SuperLube has been applied to the high-friction surfaces internally. Gun oil has also been applied to the exterior steel parts as well as the magazine. The four original screws holding the rear tang to the receiver have been replaced with shorter M3x6mm Torx screws with Loctite applied, ensuring they do not work themselves loose during prolonged firing. Rate of fire is obscenely fast and the noise notable. There are issues with accuracy due to the open bolt function and lack of time for the bb to dwell in the hop. The quality of the finish on the stock is also dire. Contrary to what VFC said, real surplus stocks are incompatible with this replica. This is a UK-only sale. Price is £400 plus postage and packaging Any questions or offers please PM me Will send via courier (Parcelforce). Pick-up can be negotiated if the buyer is local (Hampshire Area)400.00 GBP
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How do you like it? I'm really tempted by one of these.
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Austeyr replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Would you rather: a) Pay out for a face mask and eye protection that will last and be as safe as possible or b) Lose teeth and eyes and potentially put a site at risk of closure Safety should always be paramount in my opinion, even if it means forking out £100 -
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Rickwales reacted to a post in a topic: The 'What have you just bought' Thread
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I have a few shotguns in my collection, 15 in all 😁, all spring powered. Not had any issues with them. Each type has their own strengths and weaknesses. Gas, less strength needed to pump, sound great when you rack, a little more power, but gas usage means you do have to be wary of your shots and do require (as any gas RiF) up keep to keep them in good working order. Springers, a good arm work out and you’ll feel it the next day but no worries about worrying how much you have left in the tank and will just keep going. As the previous commenter, I would also personally recommend the Cyma range of shotguns as build quality is good and always good fun. I have a number of their full metal ones and a couple of polymer builds for variety and love them. Obviously the polymer builds are also cheaper than the full metal one to. I also have a couple from the Double Eagle brand with there textured rubber grips and they have also never let me down and are good fun. The majority all have the tri shot barrels to as a shotgun should spread! I’ve also got some S&T shotguns which are full metal with real wood which are beautiful to look at and hold but they are only single shot and can have a little more range if that’s what you are wanting. My opinion with shotguns is that they are best for close quarters, room clearing etc and are not designed for reaching distance. So you have to adapt your gameplay for them which can be fun! Buy I would definitely start with a springer, get the feel for it and if you enjoy it then look to upgrade down the line!
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Rickwales replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
I'm a little intimidated by the prices of the quality face masks, but I know if we going to do this regularly and safely I need to invest. Thanks again. -
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Tommikka replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Theres nothing wrong with budget brands (provided they are up to standard) My first goggles were the entry level, and I kept them for many years (with lens changes), a couple of paint jobs and they were in my lending collection. Even when going on to ‘premium ranges’ I also bought a rental type, because I wanted that colour scheme and they fitted my head (I still have that set in the box) -
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Rickwales replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Great reply and suggestions, thanks. I have been using the full face masks at the site I shoot at, although I did buy my son his own mask. I think I will get a full face mask as suggested. We both wear cheapish goggles when target shooting in the garage with paintball and now airsoft as there's no one shooting back at us. That's really what I brought these for. Cheers. Rick. I appreciate the advice mate, thank you. Yep, the garage is safe and I have a padded and secure backstop to reduce ricochets. I do shoot sub 12 ftlb airguns in there without issues. I usually wear a set of Stihl chainsaw goggles over my glasses. (Found em in garage when we moved in.) As I mentioned he has a budget brand, (but the same as my local site hands out) full mask as I quite like the little shit.... But lesson learned thanks guys. I don't want either of us to get hurt. Thanks for the replies. -
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Hi Nick How are you getting on with the drum mag? I have recently picked up a WE Apache and I am debating whether to add 2x 45 round mags or one of these. Thanks in advance.
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Welcome ✋ It's great you can get some gear and info from your mate. So you can try without jumping into buying. Will save you loads on potential bad purchases. 👍
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Time Left: 6 days and 18 hours
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Alright! Selling my DAS GBLS GDR15. Initially bough as a skeleton kit in January 2024. Dressed in the real steel Geisselle 9.3" Super Modular Rail MK16, and CTR Carbine Stock Mill-Spec. This gun has been serviced and upgraded by GBLS authorised centre The Cage Airsoft. Comes with Dynamic Recoil Buffer Type B, has waterproof MOSFET with a fresh inner barrel mount C-clip as well as GBLS Steel Barrel and GBLS bucking. Please find the service and upgrade receipts attached below. I am not going to explain how unique these guns are. If you are here you probably already know. If not, please see the reference links below. What you get: GBLS GDR15 Skeleton Kit (£1, 350 RRP) Geisselle 9.3" Super Modular Rail MK16 (£350 RRP) CTR Carbine Stock Mill-Spec (£70 RRP) 3x GBLS Steel Magazines (£120 RRP) GBLS - Lubrication (Aero Shell22) 11.1V Lipo Stick Battery (Dean Connector) Service & Upgrades C-TECH AEGIS Enhanced Electronics Set for DAS (£150 RRP) Dynamic Recoil Buffer Type B (£110) GBLS DAS GDR15 Hop Up Bucking GBLS DAS Inner Barrel Mount Steel INNER BARREL MOUNT C-Clip (Free Warranty Replacment) Myth Busting, Reality vs Expectation & My Testimony These guns are extremely well-built and a real joy to use. There’s nothing else quite like this experience. Full bolt action, unaffected by temperature like a GBB, makes the gun usable and enjoyable all year round. The magazines are nearly indestructible, you can toss them around, and the bolt release makes those usually annoying reloads an absolute joy. Recoil feels great as well. Now I’m using 0.30g BBs and getting consistent, accurate shots on a man sized target up to 45m. Beyond that, accuracy drops. That's the truth. You could potentially increase power by changing the spring, which might improve range. There are videos online to demonstrate the true range of these units. These guns are rigid and solid, built to last. I recommend collecting in person so I can walk you through all the little things you need to know before using the gun. It’s not as straightforward as it seems. If you’re a GBBR user, you’ll know that re-cocking with a BB in the chamber can lead to splitting BB in half, causing stoppages after firing. In that case, you’d need to clean out the internals before the gun is usable again. CTR Stock is mil-sim, so it wasn’t designed to have batteries attached. I’m literally running mine with a 3D printed cover held on with PVC tape. If that bothers you, there are plenty of better 3D files out there, people sell them cheap. You can find something that works for you. If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch. I’m open to offers. Geissele MK16 Super Modular Rail (SMR) is the specific rail used in the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) URG-I (Upper Receiver Group – Improved) program. References: https://gblsuk.com https://geissele.com/9-3-super-modular-rail-mk16-m-lokr.html https://www.thecageairsoft.co.uk/c-tech-aegis-enhanced-electronics-set-v2/ https://www.thecageairsoft.co.uk/gbls-gdr15-dynamic-action-buffer/1,100.00 GBP
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Tommikka replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Your original photo does not work for me, but from the specification sheet and reference to Lidls it looks like they could be these : https://youtu.be/WcFNrOIzpYs The impact level is very basic at EN166F which is just for general workshop / workplace use - to protect from things thrown up, not from things being shot. They are not even rated for ricochet It’s better than nothing, but the inclusion of your son sends the wrong message Don’t drill them - not just because you don’t know the effect that it has on what you drill into, but you don’t need any (extra) antifog ventilation as you should not be doing any activity to cause fogging in them (I say ‘extra’ because the video references a small element of ventilation, which if that is the right goggle then it indicates that they are designed just for workshops etc and are for just keeping the dust & cuttings etc kicked up away from eyes Assuming you have a safe and legal environment, for home target shooting get some airsoft shooting glasses with EN166B rating, and ideally a strap, even if it is just a surfer’s glasses strap to hold them in place (There’s no point in glasses having impact ratings if they bounce off your head on impact) -
G&G TR16 MBR 556WH Full Metal with G2 ETU £459.99 with lazer sight + £50
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id be happy with £300 can i just post it in that format to sell and thank you for the fast responce and help -
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