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Yes I actually run with this. All that i dont have on are my boots, oakley SI assaults and bolle x800's. Yes that is a ninja hood, it's funny, I got it while I was over in Japan.4 points
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Ex-two tone, removed it with sandpaper or something too solventy? Or that could be the "dirty" part. How would you know, those are the only pictures he's chosen to provide. Probably not practical, but how funny (and useful) would it be to automatically link to the lowest priced retailer selling each item? It might wake some sellers up from their delusional dreams.3 points
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Just bought one of these :) https://www.evike.com/products/76228/2 points
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Maybe they’re mating? RDB, your a charity worker, no one else has the time for those ugly AF dysons.2 points
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Just bought a TM CQB-R Got to get rid of that stock asap though, not a huge fan of the emod style2 points
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My wild hog ready for its first outing on Sunday2 points
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One of the truest paragraphs I’ve read on the net in a VERY long time . This is the biggest cliche of them all but your a grown arse man running around with what’s for all intents and purposes is a toy gun (admittedly a toy that could take a tooth out or even blind someone) but it’s still a toy so please don’t give it the big hard I am , just try and enjoy the game for what it is , or if your still set on being the big hard ‘life taker’ that you talk your self up to be , go join an MMA club and THEN come back and tell us how hard you are !2 points
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@Duff, just cut 1 wire at a time, solder that on, heatshrink over it, and they do the same with the next one.1 point
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Rogerborg reacted to sonofsammo for a topic
It may be still in warranty, but that depends on A) if it's transferrable And B) if they would honour it as it's been altered So, unlikely it has any warranty. For a saving so small, why wouldn't you buy new? You could probably wangle a deal with a retailer to reduce the price gap even further...1 point -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
sonofsammo reacted to MisterG for a topic
Cars lose as much as 25% once you drive them off the car lot when bought from new, is there any rule of thumb for Airsoft guns? I paid £350 for mine, but was the SMG version, more used but I got a charger, 2 Lipo batteries, 6 mid caps, a Hi Cap, a torch, a red dot scope a sling, tracer unit, an Evo Carry bag, a bottle of tracer BBs and other bits and bobs and free home delivery 😉1 point -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
sonofsammo reacted to Rogerborg for a topic
But, but, "Milspec".1 point -
It's already in the country lol.... Got it from a mate . brand new and the only bbs through it are from when I set up for the owner as he never used it. So I got it with bottle very cheap1 point
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Sacarathe reacted to sonofsammo for a topic
£350 base gun, £16 spring guide, £10 spring = £376 Knackered magazine -£16 Total = £360 Asking price is £325 - that is bonkers. Only ten percent off retail for a used gun with no back up or warranty ? Nope, nope and thrice nope.1 point -
That stock is awful, I would change it too1 point
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Waiting on Lipo #2 so I can try blowing myself up again attempting to wire Deans.1 point
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Believe me if I had the cash spare it would already be here.1 point
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Gunfire (Poland) / gun-fire.co.uk
sonofsammo reacted to Rogerborg for a topic
And on working day three, Roger did receive this message. And lo, Roger did weep, then ask for part FMA-09-003821, which is functionally identical to FMA-09-003828, and he did wish that they had spake to him yesterday, or verily hath just substituted it and sendeth the order on that day. And there was much lamenting. Well, it happens, and it's no biggie in the end. Pretty clear communication as well.1 point -
Yeah definitely, I'm a big fan of the TM recoils, I've invested a lot into the platform so at this point I don't look too closely at alternatives anymore. Solid and dependable guns, what more do you need1 point
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I got one its brilliant had the lipo mod done atb pete1 point
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But he might ruin his manicure doing MMA, and cauliflower ears aren’t attractive in the slightest, how will he be able to look at himself in the mirror or take selfies without being disgusted?! *sarcasm alert*1 point
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Heard it a hundred times, as I'm sure you could imagine. Fact is there's way too many 'hardcore milsimmers' on the gram talking about taking scalps and doing gangster shit and murdering bad guys out on the ground as part of their Recce team and they can all suck a fat one; barely any of it is tongue in cheek. They drink their own kool aid and sit in echo chambers with other idiots who think talking that way is a good idea. If you don't even have the balls to join the bloody raf and get an operational medal that way (and I barely count mine as eligible, I think there should be combat and non combat variants) you need to pipe the fuck down about being 'an operator'. This is not a rant at you, but that's my thoughts and I don't censor them to protect the feelings of people who talk like they're triple hard but never served a day.1 point
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He isn't a dreamer, he's a wanker. I mean, all of his concerns can be answered with "Well buy it new then mate." Concerns over repairs on a second hand item sure but it ain't even a year old. Even the most dedicated airsofter couldn't skirmish 20 times over that period.Glad you're sensible mate, sell it for what you want. I think it's more than reasonable.1 point
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
padraigthesniper reacted to Rogerborg for a topic
What is it with SSG24 owners? Brand new price is (($435 + 3.2% duty) + $55 shipping) + 20% VAT = $605 = £451 to your door. "*final price drop*" for a pre-licked one is £600, excluding delivery. It does come with the all important Novritsch sling though...1 point -
welcome to the AFUK waste paper basket1 point
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"Budget of ££ - £££, what gun to choose?"
The DrabOlive reacted to Monty for a topic
I'd like to start off this thread by saying that the pistols, rifles and shotguns that I recommend are, and always will be, from my own experience of using them and by popular opinion from regular users on here, other forums and other reputable sources. This thread will also be updated over time. The amount of threads I keep seeing about this subject literally popping up every other week is getting a tad bit annoying, so, I figured I'd create this thread to save people from repeating themselves. So, you're a new player looking for a decent gun hmm? You have a set budget for a gun that will be suitable for skirmishing and won't break anytime soon. If you have a budget of £20 - £60, these guns will do just fine. Primarily gas and spring. - Any Double Eagle/AGM single-shot shotgun: These things have good range with .25g BB's and don't shoot above site limits, for around £30 you can't go wrong. Bison shotguns are a good option if you prefer a different look. - Any Double Eagle tri-shot shotgun: Like the single-shot shotguns, these also have good range but cost slightly more (around £50.) Do not purchase the Marui tri-shots new because, personally, the quality is on par with the Double Eagle tri-shots, not worth above £100. Cyma make metal tri-shot shotguns with folding stocks, full stocks, stockless and all metal or polymer for under or a bit over £100 depending on the model. G&P shotguns are outdated and overpriced, avoid. - ASG, KJWorks, HFC MK23: Absolutely the best gas pistol for under £70, very efficient, accurate and cheap to buy. The included 'silencer' will increase the FPS, try to find the Marui silencer to make it deadly silent. - Cyma AEP's: Like the MK23, these AEPs are excellent for the money, reliable gearboxes, some upgrade options out there on sites such as Eagle6 and Firesupport, magazines are very cheap, LiPo kits are also available and are a worthy upgrade. - HFC gas pistols: These are OK for around £30, average accuracy and gas efficiency, plastics used aren't great BUT the pistols are rugged enough for skirmishing, but they won't stand up to long-term use, consider saving up for the MK23. If you have a budget of £60 - £100, this is an ok budget for a gun. - KJWorks P226, Glocks, M9s and 1911s: These guns are absolutely solid, will last a long time if taken care of. Good kick, average gas efficiency due to metal construction, fully Marui compatible. These are capable of using Co2, but is strongly advised due to inconsistent FPS. Magazines are poor quality and WILL leak during your ownership, replacing them with Marui magazines is advised. The paint that is used is very easily chipped. - WE Glocks, P226, M9s, XDMs and PX4's: Like KJWorks pistols, these pistols are very solid performers and are reliable, average gas efficiency and good range. Avoid purchasing second hand, these pistols are usually very well used in their lifetime, check the condition of the pistol before considering purchasing. The Glocks are slightly fatter than the real thing, so as such, they do not fit most plasic holsters, either trim the holster or purchase an adjustable cloth holster. The paint on the pistols is slightly better than the KJWorks, but will still easily be scratched off. - ASG Dan Wesson revolvers: These guns are reliable, but have no hop up, so they lack range. Only capable of holding 6 rounds, these are not suitable for skirmishing due to the lack of range and the inconsistent FPS. Good, realistic backyard plinkers for collectors. - JG Skorpion, Mac 10: These are very reliable and rugged AEP's, clones of the Marui so plenty of upgrade options and magazines online from sites such as Eagle6. You will be outgunned by regular AEG's such as Combat Machines however due to the small gearbox and weak motor. Will make a decent side arm if using a high-capacity magazine. - Well R4 & R2: Decent AEP's, on par with JG. Clones of the Marui, so upgrade options are available. The plastic Well use for the AEPs are very poor, and will shatter under heavy use. The R4's magazine release will snap if used a lot, so take care. Please consider the JG over the Well if possible. If you have a set budget from £100 - £200, the options are essentially endless. This is the budget you need for a good reliable gun. Spring guns aren't included on this list as you'll end up spending more than you'll realise when you end up upgrading them. AEGS: - Any: G&G Combat Machines/GC16, Cyma AK's/Mp5's/M14's, JG G36/AUG/AK's/G3s, ICS M4's/Mp5's(Sportline)/AK's/G33/Sigs/Mx5's, Classic Army Mp5's/M4's/AK's/P90, SRC G36's, ASG Sten-gun/MP40/MP44/AUGs(JG)/M14(Cyma), APS AK's, King Arms P90 and D-Boys KAC/AK's. Pistols: - Any: Tokyo Marui gbb pistols! Their Hi-capas, Glocks, M9's and 1911's have the most after market parts. KWA/KSC pistols are also very good, the Glocks are extremely robust apart from the full auto versions due to their weak fire selector. Marui pistols will work fine on propane/green gas, though I wouldn't recommend using propane/green gas in them on warm days, stick to HFC gas instead. KWA/KSC gbb's have inferior hop up designs, as the 'nub' that is used to apply pressure is just a tiny ball bearing, whereas in the Marui pistols, they use VSR buckings and regular nubs. "Why aren't sniper rifles/DMR's included?" . Spring guns aren't included on this list as you'll end up spending more than you realise when you start upgrading them to 'outperform everyone on the field'. DMR's are just AEG's; put an oversized scope on an unweildy rifle and you've got a DMR. If you have a set budget above £200 to £300, any AEG will do. Consider Krytac AEG's as they're very well shimmed and have excellent air compression. If you like realism, try gas blowback rifles such as WE/GHK/KJWorks, the WE's will definitely require upgrading for long-term use, also consider HPA use for consistency (or Tippman M4's). If you don't like the idea of buying gas but still want the realism, consider the Marui recoil shock series or CTW's. Hope this helps!1 point