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  2. Ronin0033 left Positive feedback for aragoth
  3. LukeTunst

    Time Left: 6 days and 23 hours

    • For sale
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    4 mags, 4UAD bucking and correct sling Mock ejector and trigger piece removed as they are known to cause issues £315 Posted

    £315

  4. Lozart
    Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner!
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  6. Lozart
    Thanks, bot.
  7. therobbafett
    Ooh I’ll have a double check of all that cheers
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  9. Scorp

    Time Left: 6 days and 23 hours

    • For sale
    • Used

    In good used condition

    £20

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  11. JimFromHorsham
    Probably just shonky clone tolerances , be it your RDS or the slide itself , check the slide dimensions - DPP Footprint
  12. Scorp

    Time Left: 6 days and 22 hours

    • For sale
    • Used

    In good used condition

    £25

  13. Scorp

    Time Left: 6 days and 22 hours

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    In good condition, don't look really to have been used in the field, but there are marks on the baseplates, so not perfect.

    £25

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  15. therobbafett
    Cheers for the input so far. Finally got some pictures to show what I mean
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  17. smallso

    Time Left: 6 days and 21 hours

    • For sale
    • Used

    Holosun HS403B for sale Clear image - no scratches on lens Has all attachments that came with it Original packagaing

    £100

  18. tobychap
    When deciding between the VFC URGI 10.3 and the VFC AK74M, both are solid choices, but consider that the URGI’s shorter barrel and compact design might put a bit more stress on internal parts like the gearbox bearings due to the more aggressive handling and tighter spaces. The AK74M, with its longer barrel and classic design, tends to have slightly more stable internals, including bearings that may endure less strain under typical use. If you prioritize maneuverability and compactness, the URGI is great but be mindful of regular maintenance on bearings and gearbox parts. For a more traditional feel with potentially longer bearing life, the AK74M could be the safer bet.
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  20. 1967PF44
    **** Not a question as such, but just to help you a bit, postage with Parcel Force 48, which is the only service you can use to post this in the UK, will only cost you £12ish, can’t remember actually if it’s £11.40, or £12.20, but it’s no more than that. Booked online, using the drop off at the post office option. And don’t take the enhanced comp cover as it does not cover Airsoft RIFS
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  22. BYRNEMORGAN52
    @EvilMonkeeDidn't these come as one piece too? as in the only thing you screwed on was the silver gas plug? This looks like the stock bolt?
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  32. Emergencychimps
    You're using the stock, 8.4 nimah batteries? If so, that , slightly discharged batteries and not enough of a trigger pull is the combo you're getting , it's pretty well known for stock tm recoils. I suspect if you switch it to full auto rather than smacking it then it'll start as well. Essentially what you have is exactly what you're describing, not enough juice is getting to the motor to turn the gears enough and it's stopping just before firing (used to be referred to as lock up). Normally, you're absolutely right to run it stock, a TM especially however this is one of those things that are just crap. The stock batteries are crap and there is no recouping your money for them. My advice would be to buy some 7.4 lipos and use those, You'll either need to convert the rif or buy a converter. IF you can solder 2 bits of wire together, convert it yourself, there are videos (probably from eagle6) on how to do this on youtube. It's easy if you can solder. If you can't solder or are too intimidated to, then some retailers (I think fire support do) that sell a converter. There are other methods to solve this. You can try really hard to give the trigger a good pull every time, however the batteries likely aren't up to the job, they were probably sitting in the retailers inventory for years, so while they might be new to you, they could be 5-10 years old. You can fit or have fitted a mosfet, the Gate Titan is the current one, this is somewhere in the region of £100-£170 (depending on model) plus labour (been a while since I looked), but it is pretty awesome. If you're doing this and paying someone to, then I'd consider a spring upgrade too, even if just an m95 or m100 as this is a gearbox open job. Where abouts are you based?
  33. iesty2711

    Time Left: 6 days and 10 hours

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    • As new

    This is a brand new rifle in the box , never fired a bullet. There is minor paint damage due to it being on shelf. Other than that it's brand new and RRP 450n plus

    £199

    Mansfield - GB

  34. HTHaz

    BNIB VFC Gen2 MP7

    HTHaz posted an advert in Gas Rifles

    Time Left: 6 days and 10 hours

    • For sale
    • As new

    Brand new VFC Gen2 MP7A1 Bought on impulse and have since started other builds. No issues and functions correct, comes with the installed NPAS and 1x VFC magazine. BNIB condition only test fired a few magazines. Grab it abit cheaper than PB! Collection only or will meet within reason.

    £250

    Weymouth

  35. PowderedAsh

    Time Left: 6 days and 10 hours

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    • As new

    I bought this in China for a loadout and never got around to getting the helmet for it, alas. It is therefore new! The helmet cover features a velcro rectangle on one side for a patch, and a velcro-closed flap on the other side, through which is supposed to run the cable for NODS that go to a battery pack carried on a soldier's LBV, part of the PLA standard issue smart-ish soldier system. I believe this helmet cover is designed for the older PLA QGF-03 helmet, rather than the newest QGF-19. As the QGF-03 is based on the PASGT, it should theoretically fit a PASGT-type helmet, though I haven't tried it. Price includes shipping in the UK

    £10

    , Kent - GB

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  37. PowderedAsh

    Time Left: 6 days and 10 hours

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    I bought these in China for a loadout and never actually got round to using them. I believe these use the Type 21 pattern camouflage material, rather than the older Type 19 pattern, but its a little hard to tell as the large ABS pads cover most of the pads. Price includes shipping in the UK

    £15

    , Kent

  38. PowderedAsh

    Time Left: 6 days and 10 hours

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    • As new

    I bought these in China, never used them, just tried on once for size. The pattern is the PLA's current issue Forest Pattern Type 21 Camouflage. If you are looking for some hen's teeth in your loadout, here it is... This sale includes the 'fighting shirt' and trousers. In Chinese parlance, this style of fighting shirt uniform translates to 'frogsuit', maybe due to the association with Frogmen. There are velcro patches on both arms, and reinforcements on the knees, elbows and arse, weirdly enough. Chinese sizing can be a bit vague, but 180 corresponds to maximum height in centimetres, and 92/96 corresponds to chest measurement in centimeters. For reference, I am 178cm tall with a 38 inch chest and normal build, and these fit very well. The trousers are a medium-long leg, with the waist being about 30-32 inches, with elastic expansion sections and 2" belt loops. Pairs well with the knee pads, belt, helmet cover that I'm also selling, if you're looking for a modern PLA loadout, haha. Price includes shipping in the UK

    £65

    , Kent

  39. Tommikka
    That’s what makes it even more rare
  40. PowderedAsh

    Time Left: 6 days and 9 hours

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    Nothing fancy about these, they are just a new pair of black half-finger tactical gloves with that reinforced carbon fibre-looking knuckle part. Bought them for a particular loadout, then realised the loadout was more suited to coyote-coloured ones. Price includes shipping in the UK

    £5

    , Kent - GB

  41. PowderedAsh

    Time Left: 6 days and 9 hours

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    • As new

    The stamp on the back notes a manufacture year of 1970, so we'll call this "New, Old Stock". It also notes the manufacturer's code, Factory 3522. The PLA was unusual in staying with stick-type grenades as their primary infantry hand grenade until fairly recently. One can still see load bearing gear issued to some PLA troops (especially lower priority units) which has grenade pouches designed to carry this pattern of stick grenade. The bag would have been standard issue for PLA troops since the 60s, having the same basic design philosophy and reach as the ubiquitous 'Chicom Chest Rig'. Good for a Vietnam look, Sino-Viet border conflicts, that kind of thing. The wooden training grenades are painted, so the 'screw cap' doesn't actually come off or anything like that. They are just a lump of kindling designed to mimic the real-deal for training. They look pretty cool arrayed in the bag though. Price includes shipping in the UK

    £20

    , Kent

  42. PowderedAsh

    Time Left: 6 days and 9 hours

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    • As new

    It's a waterproof/oil proof tough cloth or mat that you'd put down on your nice clean kitchen table to tinker with your guns so that the missus doesn't snap at you. I'm not sure if these are actually PLA issue, but they seem pretty nifty so I picked one up while I was there. The Chinese writing on the cloth says "Gun Cleaning Cloth (Type 191 Automatic Rifle)". The text below the rifle is an idiom meaning "Caring for Equipment is Everyone's Responsibility", and then some step-by-step instructions for gun cleaning. If you have a Type 191 Rifle, you could pop it on there. If you don't, I suppose you could use it as a mat for anything else. Price includes shipping in the UK

    £6

    , Kent - GB

  43. glockkidd

    Time Left: 6 days and 9 hours

    • For sale
    • As new

    For sale is my TM M4 SOPMOD NGRS. Only purchased this a few days ago and have decided to sell as I can’t part with my other M4 PDW. It’s in fantastic working condition, with the correct mags it locks back on empty and the recoil is a lovely feature. included in sale: - RIF (RRP £449.99) - holo sight (green and red and brightness adjustable). - Upgraded TM CQB-R stock (RRP £130). - Original TM stock. - TM stubby grip. - 2 PTS EPM mags (RRP £27) - Original TM M4 mag (midcap). - Metal high cap mag. - Full metal suppresor (unsure of brand). - Metal angled rail extension. - Sling. - Nuprol hardcase (RRP £90). - Speedloader. -Original parts to fit original TM M4 batteries. It Currently has the Prometheus battery conversion which costs £37 and allows lipo batteries to be connected. Local collection in Salisbury or Stafford is preferred however I will post. Postage cost will be above £20 die to the size and weight but I’ll arrange this and get a quote. I travel up to and from Stafford to Salisbury every weekend so I can meet in between for collection. any questions pls ask. Asking £350 collected.

    £350

    - GB

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