Two-Tone Pink

[Silver Wolf]

Hello

As the title suggests, I'm currently trying to find a site that offers Two-Tone guns in the VCRA compliant Pink

Other than being VCRA compliant, what helps getting set up before going to an Airsoft Skirmish, my planned color scheme is pink (no one is going to take me seriously now) so I'm trying to find somewhere that offers a Solid Pink Two-Tone as I'm pretty terrible at spraying anything myself.

The people over at Zero One pointed me towards their Pink Storm Range saying they are only able to offer paint jobs in Green and I'm waiting for a reply from Fire Support (although looking at their Two Tone page suggests they only offer Red)

Thanks

(Edit: and sorry if this has been asked before, I checked through a few threads, but every time "pink" is mentioned is when the VCRA law is mentioned)

 

[Monty]

G&G's 'Pink Storms' are VCRA compliant.

 

[SeniorSpaz87]

I've seen a few around; including in action at The Mall. Ill see if I can find a link.

 

[SeniorSpaz87]

This is my personal favorite, called the Black Rose. It's actually the only non-RIF two tone I would take into battle, because it actually looks quite nice.

http://airsoftzone.co.uk/gr4-g26-black-rose-m4-carbine-blowback-aeg-gng

 

[Hudson]

I don't see how that one can count as actually two tone...

 

[ImTriggerHappy]

I don't see how that one can count as actually two tone...

It doesn't you still need a defence to buy it. Looks nice though I saw one a couple of weeks ago

 

[Hudson]

I thought it would. Just wondering as SS called it a non-RIF.

 

[TheGrover]

You could always ask patrol base, they have loads of krylon and might be able to find a can of pink stuff and sort you out if you don't mind buying the can (might as well have some spare to recoat as needed) and paying for the TT service

 

[Silver Wolf]

Thanks for the reply folks

Reply from Fire Support confirmed they only have red, so I'll give Patrol Base an email

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Off topic I know, but is a Marushin Derringer VCRA exempt as its (from what I can tell a Model 95) designed in 1865