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Buzzer the Jawa
 

Buzzer the Jawa
 

Buzzer the Jawa
 

Buzzer the Jawa
 

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There was a thread like this on another forum (Now closed) were we would scour the airsoft forums of the UK looking for dreamers asking outrageous prices for secondhand goods. Id rather this didnt turn into a sh*t slinging thread just a general laugh at how crazy some peoples prices are. I know myself and monty are usually on Z1 disliking the crazy prices already so if youve found some we have missed post away. Try and use the format below, Ill start
 
Cyma Glock 18 AEP - £70 plus postage and paypal fees!!!!!!!
 
http://forums.zeroin.co.uk/showthread.php?257805-CYMA-Glock-18c-desert-tan-%A370&p=1385858#post1385858
 
Brand spanking new = £32.79
 
http://www.taiwangun.com/en/cm-030-tan-cm?from=listing&campaign-id=19

The MODI JPC is better than both as it's OEM'd by Flyye. And obviously crye jpc if you have the dollars

Thats not you now is it? youve just lifted that from a japanease MW2 cosplayers profile
 
http://reijikageyama.deviantart.com/art/SAS-CRW-Kit-2000-Reloading-431289328

C'mon, be reasonable, for some people mid caps are a major overhaul.

I don't see a sniper, does anyone else?
 
/me summons proffrink

That 'buy it now' price 😫
 
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122092105644?redirect=mobile

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Fair point but "tits on a boar" springs to mind...

A bipod? On a mk18?

Think they are Semapo M81's

Funnily enough that thought must of been had by the Rangers and delta in Mogadishu

could get the other fence panels painted first though

u wot?
 
http://forums.zeroin.co.uk/showthread.php?274965-Custom-g17-!!!!!-LOOK!!!!!

Still needs trademarks engraving, a coat of paint and a scoutlight to replace the WML, but it's coming along

Apparently he has a lot of Systema level guns for sale a Scar,ak74, and an M16 that is beyond systema level. 
There really should be a cockwomble of the week award.
Worst part is you know someone is going to buy it and turn up at a skirmish telling everyone its a systema level gun.

He's also selling it as a DEVGRU Mk18... I don't normally get all super nerd stitch counting loser on here but it's A: Not a Mk18, B: DEVGRU don't use Mk18s anyway!

http://forums.zeroin.co.uk/showthread.php?273533-TM-Eagle6-SOPMOD-Mrk-18-DEVGRU-navy-seal-custom

bahahahahahaha, it's a beat up SOPMOD with a couple of prometheus bits and some clone accessories and he's going for £650.
 
Justified it with the £300 Garmin Foretrex (that costs £110 new)... either he's a MASSIVE sucker or he thinks someone else is.

current UKSF loadout

Using our own app at the top of the page:
 
45m/s = 147.64 fps
 
0.86g at 147.64 fps = 0.87 joules
 
.2g at 350fps = 1.14 joues.
 
ESS ICE meet ANSI 787+ (impact rated) and 31013 military standard, which are both much higher spec than 166.f standards.
(Closer to 166.a)
 
http://www.elvex.com/Ballistic-testing-of-safety-glasses.htm
 
 

The goggles you've bought have been designed to meet the test criteria for CE EN166 which governs the standards for mechanical impact protection and clarity of view for protective eyewear. These tests are designed for repeatable results and as such are standardised in lab conditions. Manufacturers have to regularly provide test samples to be able to continue to put the CE mark on their products. These tests are far more scientific and accurate than you firing at them with your gun. If the goggles are certified to EN166 B (medium impact) then they will be absolutely fine and do not need you to "test" them first.
 
If they are only certified to EN 166F then you've bought the wrong thing and "testing" them with your gun will again prove nothing more than your own lack of knowledge.
 
"Testing" them with a springer will be about as much use as a one legged man at an arse kicking contest considering you may be exposed to someone with a 500FPS sniper rifle when you take them out in anger. It's like testing a cars impact protection by kicking the bumper.