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Doubt this will count but I made a tidier mancave...

After discovering my VFC SCAR-Hs have an NPAS from the factory (🥳) i made an adjuster tool to make it easier to tweak through the ejection port rather than stripping it down every time.

Sure, if you know what you're after, they're fine. Especially when you factor in free postage, and that if you leave it in your basket for 24 hours, you're likely to receive a discount offer.

I bought from them without problems. Make sure you know what you're buying as they do sell some tat

Had a few bits from them before, no problems and postage was speedy

Spring Shotties can get a hard life, & when something fails they usually end up in the bin, so I'd recommend plenty of research on brands before parting with any money. Personally I've found cyma springers to be very good, & they can be found with metal bodies etc which one would hope extends the life a little, bur not in the price bracket you mentioned, unless you can find one in the classifieds here ?.

Welcome ✋ You'll have even less time free because you'll be on here so much 😄

While they've had a lot of criticism for some of the crap they sell, orange bulldog M4s etc, I've also heard good things about their prices on decent brand rifs, I've not heard of anyone being screwed over by them, & to be fair they've been around a good while so must be doing something right ? I'd risk it for a biscuit 🤤

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Bought a VFC MP5 Navy flash hider. Now i've got it i'm not actually that fond of it. 😕

Got my first gbbr, an EMG Daniel Defense Mk18. She's bloody lovely.

It was my bday recently so I decided to treat myself with Well Pro's new AK-12 (2023) GBBR and I'm loving it.

Never any issues & pretty quick delivery from them, as about the sell some tat (I still have some) but you can get some bargains.

2 left now 😉 If you sign up for the HPA newsletter there’s a 5% discount. Ends up being £180, plus free shipping 👍

Bought from them once, good service, good price. as people say so long as you know what you are buying you are fine as they sell a lot of crap.

Sounds like the output valve is a bit sticky. You'll need to remove it and clean (possibly replace) the seals. You just need a valve key like THIS.

Scam, just delete, used airsoft seems to be the site of choice for scammers at the moment.

It looks disproportionally large. The HK53/G3 flash hider looks much better. I think i'll turn it into a silencer/tracer mount or something.

Most don't have a hop, & if it's triple barrels then the cylinder air displaced is divided by three, so low fps essentially, BUT Can be a lot of fun & very satisfying in cqb sites, just be prepared to be outgunned in woodland.

Due to Mrs TPH working late, and the joy of roadworks, I've just only set up camp and sat down to an isotonic sports scotch; all ready to fight the imperialist running dogs at the first Namsoft of the year. Du ban GI!

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It's not generally accepted yet, but I'm fine with it. Above about 0.4g you have to mix in so much metal and minerals that it becomes hard to argue that we're slinging "plastic".

Hello. Thanks for all that. Everything sounds good, one thing I forgot to mention is I am from EU, so UK shops are not the best option for me. And I cant find XT anywhere else Would anyone have any experiences with other brands that I can get here? For example gunfire, taiwangun, powair6, etc? Thanks agin.

This is one of my grail guns with the other being one of the xm's G&P m653.

The RIF I wanted so bad, that when I joined these forums 20+ years ago, my username was 'Bison Hunter' 😁. I got a custom made from a TM Beta Spetsnaz but it wasn't really skirmishable. Then I quit the hoppy and came back 15 years later to find that Bizons had basically been and gone... until Patrol Base got some stock in at the same time I got a work bonus. I've had it 3 weeks and decided I wanted to remove the stock completely and cover the exposure at the back. This required an adaptor that itself required some angle grinder attention. But now with the RK-3 grip, B-13 mount (both with funky Russian language on them), and PBS-1 can, it's almost my dream RIF. In lieu of a decent Kobra sight, I have a C More sight on the way, so the nasty one on here is a placeholder. First game on Sunday and I just can't wait! 😁

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I bought this rather nice ICS Masada from the classifieds here a couple of weeks ago; it is now set up and has a Perun Hybrid.

Was out for a short ride today , was going to be longer but met a friend at a safe and ended up enjoying the sunshine, cups of tea & a catchup…. This one is for no stress & traffic days

When your Enfield loses the parking pose-off outside Morrisons, but you don't mind second place. I took a picture of both bikes, shopped, came out, bloke was taking a picture of both bikes. That's a 95 year old 1930 Indian Scout, that's still ridden regularly. Started on the first kick, purred away. It almost make me pine for a proper classic rather than a repro, oil leaks and all.

I was undecided about playing today. The temptation to head out for a long walk instead was very strong, but I promised myself that I would do that next Saturday. Therefore, I headed off to the site where I play most, Airsoft Plantation; more than 200 other players made the same decision, making me feel very smug that I had got there early and was able to grab a good area to set up, where I was joined by a couple of friends. For the first game we went to the woods, which pleased me immensely as it is my favourite part of the site. As the defenders, we had two lives between the Border and the ditch which is spanned by the Wobbly Bridge. Our task was to prevent the dastardly reds, who started at the Border and had infinite regens on a teammate after a 30m fall back, getting three crates onto the Wobbly Bridge. Each crate had to be carried by two players. When the game started, I took up a position on our left; it soon became obvious that the main enemy attack was coming towards our right, so most of our early engagements were across the field in that direction. As the enemy slowly pushed forward, I fell back towards the Kill House, from where I continued to engage the enemy, including two who I suddenly realised were on the other side of the fence from me; as they had no idea I was there, they were very surprised to suddenly be shot in the back at close range. Eventually, I was hit and fell back towards the ditch; by this point, we were starting to be overrun; I was hit again and the enemy got their crates onto the bridge. When the game was turned around, we decided to make our main attack down our right; our initial advance was delayed by a smoke grenade setting fire to the undergrowth, which was quickly dealt with. We stormed forward, overwhelming the enemy and, after clearing the area around the Kill House, launched an attack on the Wobbly Bridge which saw our three crates deposited there in a significantly shorter time than our opponents had managed. After a quick break to reload, the next game involved our team, starting at the far end of the firebreak, getting one of our bombers, who were indicated by yellow arm bands, to the heliport on the roof of The Cock Inn in the village, where they would set off a smoke grenade which was in a case. If hit, our bombers, of whom I was one, had to return to the firebreak and find a marshal to regen; each such regen incurred a time penalty. Regular attackers had infinite regens on a 30m fall back, while the defenders again had two lives on a 30m fall back. I set off with the group who were attacking from the far end of the village; we quite rapidly fought our way through the Suburbs into the main part of the village, where one of our bombers completed the objective. As we walked back to the safe zone, I was accosted by a very upset marshal as he had lost a mighty £1 bet on me being the one who would set off the bomb. After lunch, which saw Emily and her team feed over 200 people, the bomber game was turned around. I started off in the suburbs, helping fight off an attacking group until I was hit, whereupon I fell back into the village, holding a position covering the rear path into it and taking out a lot of attackers, some of whom seemed to think they were hitting me, although their BBs were dropping a few metres in front of me of me. Eventually, I was hit when the enemy broke into the rear of the village, and trudged back to the safe zone. After reloading again, a new game was started. Starting at the Comms Shack in the village, we had to get smoke grenades to three locations in the mortar pits, which were unknown to the defenders; these were the Bedford, the Land Rover Discovery and the bus. We had infinite regens on a marshal, while the defenders had one life each. Initially pushing right across the site to attack via the Comms Truck, we made rapid progress until we ran into a layer of heavy enemy resistance, which saw a lot of us repeatedly having to find the regen marshal. Of course, the enemy defence crumbled and we were able to achieve our objectives. This game was then turned around; I took up a position in the middle of our defence, taking out a number of attackers until I had to make a rapid tactical withdrawal (which coincidentally looked like me running away!); a while after, I was hit. As there was no way of getting back to the safe zone without getting shot, dead players congregated by the tree line at the rear of the mortar pits, from where we had a grandstand view of the attackers' attempts to reach their objectives; they struggled somewhat! Halfway through this game, the bolt release catch on my SA58 disassembled itself; fortunately, I managed to find the key part and effected a repair that was better than the original assembly when I got home. That was the end of a really good, fun day of airsoft that was played in a good spirit; the games were well designed and tested the teams. Next Sunday, I am probably going to try a site that is new to me, which several people have recommended. It should be interesting. Weapons used: Classic Army MC51 JG SA58 ASG XP18 Commander (CO2)

Great day today, Another indoor game and decided to use my MP5SD6 instead of my M4. Definitely made me choose my shots wisely as the mags don’t have the capacity of my m4 mags. Wasn’t a high scoring game for me but was happy with the amount of consistent hits I got, albeit I came home looking like I have chicken pox 🤣🤣🤣 My lad enjoyed himself too although we did take the P out of him for his choice of headwear, all in good fun.

Cyma Ak.. bombproof

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A was sat at the bar in a pub looking depressed so the barman approached and asked him what's wrong. "I had a huge argument with the wife and she said she's not talking to me for a week" replied the man. "Well at least you'll get some peace and quiet for a while" said the barman hoping to cheer him up. The man sighed, finished his drink and said "That was 7 days ago"

Did you hear the one about the magical tractor? It went down the road and turned in to a field...

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