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I'll continue to reduce it on the advice of the moderation team. This was actually proposed by them a little while ago so you have them to thank and me to scorn for being too busy to action it properly.6 points
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
EvilMonkee and 2 others reacted to Talltom for a topic
its certainly a good start but I agree with the monkee that 14 a week is still in theory at least 56 adverts a month, I cant see any reason to need any more than 10 adverts a month, I've recently downsized my collection of 30 and I don't think I hit more than 10 at any point3 points -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Jaylordofwaargh and 2 others reacted to proffrink for a topic
Max adverts now at 14 per week down from 10 per day.3 points -
I'd like half of whatever that blokes taking. Fucking hell!3 points
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Crazy_Crystal and 2 others reacted to Skara for a topic
With nuprol shit. yeah right.3 points -
https://imgur.com/a/JS6m3sn Got this TM Samurai Edge AW01 Custom from avenger63 a month or so ago, got some pick n' pluck foam for the casing so it can hold an extended mag + 3x standard mags in there nicely. I've just added a spring guide buffer to it because there's really nothing else to upgrade internally, it's solid as fuck. I was disappointed that the LAM was only a torch even though it has a faux painted red-dot on the front of it, so I bought one of these from AliExpress for £60, has a torch with strobe function as well as red dot laser. And latest pic of my M41A PR: Think i'm finally happy with it now. Hopefully never have to take it apart again, full internal upgrades on every single part.3 points
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Load-Out / Loadout Picture topic
LoneTactix and one other reacted to PopRocket123 for a topic
It's a legitimate tactic2 points -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Albiscuit and one other reacted to EvilMonkee for a topic
Thanks for taking action, it was beginning to smell distinctly of taking the piss. I still think 14 per week is a tadge on the high side but thanks anyway2 points -
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Made my day, I think I know some friends Iva Bigun and Wain King.....2 points
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Load out 1: Operator Probably my favourite one- Warrior Chest Rig, Helikon IFAK, dummy PRC152, x3 PMAGs, TQ for decoration, Gerber Strongarm (this is replaced on game days with a rubber bladed knife). Z Tac Headset and SEAL Team Cap. Over a simple button down shirt and jeans, with a 5.11 belt and Blackhawk Glock Holster. Loadout 2: SWAT The generic SWAT operator load out, MilTec Plate carrier, CAT TQ, Dummy PRC152, x3 Condor Mag Pouches, Blackhawk Glock holster on the belt, plus x2 M4 mag pouches and x1 pistol mag pouch. Up top is a Nuprol FAST helmet, with Earmor M32s. (the SEAL team call sign patches are going!)2 points
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New Topics - Please Look Over Forum Before Posting One
Pollynator_bravo2 reacted to djben9 for a topic
Some of us are getting lazy and putting everything in GD. Please look over the forum before posting, its not difficult Not everything is General Discussion People seem to put gear, help topics and gun questions in here, there are topics for that, they will get read, so dont panic! As you know, topics will be moved to the correct sub forum1 point -
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More like £70 😅 That's my secret weapon, I roll that out to freak out the opposing team1 point
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
sonofsammo reacted to proffrink for a topic
I actually don't know how that works, so the proof will have to be in the tasting.1 point -
A nice SSO Smersh AK Was meant to be delivered on Monday, considering it left the UK on Tuesday... Courtesy of our friend @Shaydee1 point
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Pappa Large reacted to Impulse for a topic
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No you were right, they are definitely Italy based, but their amazon store seems to get a lot of US customers.. funny thing is a number of the poor reviews seem to be to do with purchases on boots - wrong sizes being sent, high return charges, that kinda thing. Either way, shouldn't be as much of an issue for us - have added them on 👍 https://www.amazon.com/sp?_encoding=UTF8&asin=&isAmazonFulfilled=&isCBA=&marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID=&seller=A14JNY308Z0IC7&tab=&vasStoreID=1 point
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I see what you did there. They are running socks though, quite certain they're French, Italian socks would just switch sides.1 point
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They are excellent. I would suggest drilling a few more vent holes... My concern is if the top gets blocked by dirt (in woodland) or any other item, it will get blown out at dangerous speed. Maybe try playing with boots on... 🤣1 point
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Tackle reacted to Enid_Puceflange for a topic
Sellers name is Tom Tank Is that Cockney Rhyming Slang for W@nk 👋 ??1 point -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Talltom reacted to Crazy_Crystal for a topic
at that point... the work had better be carried out by the TM masters where they have employed a thousand fairies to infuse extra magic into what is probably only an averagely performing Rif... 😅1 point -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
RYoung22 reacted to Crazy_Crystal for a topic
I am genuinely gob smacked at that.... I mean no offense but £800 for a cyma should make alarm bells start ringing across the nation.... 😂😂😂1 point -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
EvilMonkee reacted to AlphaBear for a topic
Oh sweet lord! It's £4000 worth of gear being sold for £3500!!!! "Full price for all the items is :£3500 (plate carrier has been used so thought I would drop the price) All the helmet items including night vision: £1100 All the plate carrier Accessories: £700 Specna Arms with all Accessories (grenade launcher, tagin rounds) :£900 CYMA CM.072 With all Accessories £800" https://prefired.co.uk/ads/job-lot-specna-arms-and-cm-072/1 point -
THE TM MWS thread
Hypokondrikern reacted to P4radox for a topic
Try Boomarms they are flexible http://boomarms.com/shop/item.cfm?id=ACE-PMAG-MWS-BK&curr_code=USD1 point -
Running socks, they might be french or Italian issue 😜 (Sorry Skara)1 point
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Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
Heath reacted to Speedbird_666 for a topic
This was raised a few pages back. Perhaps there should be a cap on the number ads you can have concurrently?1 point -
Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread
EvilMonkee reacted to Talltom for a topic
30 adverts ongoing at the mo and that's not including the completed/uncompleted ones1 point -
Gun picture thread
Jaylordofwaargh reacted to CrackCommandoUnit1972 for a topic
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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