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Junior UKARA is a feed of shit, the LAW states that only a person over 18 can buy any type of imitation firearm, realistic or otherwise. The only thing I can see this being is a juniors site membership scheme to allow someone's parents to buy a RIF for them, but I can't see all that many retailers going for it.

Point them to this (1)After section 24 of the 1968 Act insert— “24A Supplying imitation firearms to minors (1)It is an offence for a person under the age of eighteen to purchase an imitation firearm. (2)It is an offence to sell an imitation firearm to a person under the age of eighteen. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/38/part/2

That sounded like you ripped it straight off one of JBBG's pages

Digital AT. This picture is where I got inspired from.

Simple is Good

a last entry in this as ive decided to sell it on(if i can find a buyer) and reinvest in another pistol as i have far better luck with them. i took it out a few weeks ago but due to cold both shots misfired, fortunately i was ready for that and still got the kills with other weapons. whilst it was fun for he odd shot, i dont see me missing it at all. i can see it being good on a hot day in cqb for aiding to clear buildings, but thats something i am not able to do relatively well with my pistol... i would have liked to have tried it out on co2 which may well have made the difference to me. i think i still miss the shotgun i sold to buy this more though so its fate is sealed. i hope this helps someone...

At this time I CBA to explain in detail. I may come back to it another time, but be assured that we have done this to death: since there has been no logical argument withstanding scrutiny to counter the view that if people act as if something requires a licence, sooner or later it will. Hard to believe that even though the legality of dog licences had been overturned, people used to still buy them... seriously, dog licences. Not dangerous dog licences; dog/wolf cross licences; petrol driven robot dog licences, no, people in the 70's carried on forking out for licences for average family pets, even though even a cursory understanding of how the law works would have told you it was unenforcible, nevermind that it must contravene some kind of right we were granted in the fucking Magna Carta or something, or that if it didn't it bloody ought to so it was high time to revisit the whole concept of rebellion for redress and starting off with a bit of civil disobedience would be right in order... Yeah, ok, so i've gone off on one and been arsed far more than i imagined i was currently capable of, but the central tenet of my point here is unassailable: we are governed by consent. Everytime we voluntarily relinquish even the slightest teaspoonful of that power, as a community, ie consent to more control than already exists, it is the nature of power and those who seek it that somebody will grasp it and sooner or later piss people off with it.

hahahaha. Nope. It's not a hoover It's a backpack "converted" into a rebreather. The canister at the bottom is a gas canister to refill the gbb.

I've actually never done any USMC one hehe. For the US I prefer the Rangers but more then just Military I love to do other less known loadouts that are very fun to play with! For example ... my latest is:

I've always wanted to make an in-depth Combat Diver loadout, after I've once played with a wetsuit (in the water, yes). So ...

My New VFC Scar-L MK16. Had to buy the Acog as well :-)

"How will you be arriving at the event?" 1. Via our coach service 2. Car (please book a parking space to avoid dissapointment as we have limited parking on site) 3. C130

My new Halo loadout