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Their dimensions look right, as an 18650 is (wait for it...) 18mm in diameter (plus the wiring run down the side) and 65mm long. Well, 65.0mm, thus 18650.

Banned for potentially trying to use someone else's ukara to buy a rif.

That's the key really - try out a few different options and see what works for you. Holster, secondary magazines, trauma kit and dump pouch is the extent of what I did have on my belt.

Was at Shift your Rifs and RIFT this weekend. Boot selling saturday - was pretty good, actually sold more than i spent for a change. Was meant to play Sunday until the 4 month old decided teething was much more fun, meaning i had to drop out last minute. One day I'll get to shoot people with toy guns again.

EX3 appears to be a "file system full" error for Invision, so just delete all the attachments and posts and we should be fine. 💡

Belt pouches interfering with those on the chest rig did cross my mind when I was thinking of dropping some rifle mag pouches down there. Maybe the holster, pistol mag pouches and dump pouch is the limit then - feels like wasted real estate but having pouches I can't easily access isn't much use either! I guess I just need to play around with different configurations and see what works best in practice.

I was at Overlord on Sunday. Bought a couple of real Surefire M600's for £55 a pop. Also got a RS MP5 torch handguard for £35 quid and found what might be a bit of gold unicorn pooh in the shape of a MP5K handguard with a Magnalite attached. The mount was made by a company 20 miles from Hereford and the torch had some issue Duracells inside. I've never seen a picture of one and it's either probably a trials piece or a one off custom job for a job. I'll post a picture when the forum lets me. Now with a picture.

This It could be argued that .2g is better for cqb as the higher fps means a shorter flight time for the bb. Potentially an advantage when targets are only visible for fractions of a second

get an error 200 trying to upload photos and when I click on any of the links to the forum I get an error. tried logging in and out but still a problem. Anyone else having issues?

When running a chest rig I tend to keep things on my belt to a minimum. At the most just my pistol, pistol mags, a gas bottle and a utility pouch for if things need to be collected. Its easy to fall into the trap of thinking every bit of molle must have a pouch on it, which leads to finding things to fill those pouches. The next thing you know you're dragging around a load of extra kit you don't actually need it use.

Since you have the guns, and they give the dimensions of the battery, you could cut a piece of cardboard to that size and try it out, rather than trusting "Eh, it'll be fine" from us interwebs randos who have nothing to lose. Or if you happen to have a couple of 18650 cells to hand, well, that's what those Titans are.

I've found that chest rigs and belts can be a difficult combination. Mostly this is due to any pouches (or magazines) on the belt sitting too high and fouling any pouches that sit at either side of the chest rig. For that reason I don't tend to use a belt any more, other than one to hold my holster which sits in a mid-ride holster so low enough not to be an issue. The best way round it I've found is to wear the chest rig as high as practicable, and mount pouches low on the belt if you can to buy yourself some space. However, some magazines - like AK ones - might be too high for that to make much difference. I've found that pistol magazines don't tend to be too much of an issue. As for the dangler, I wasn't sure at first but I've grown to like it, really handy for holding MK5's, pistol magazines, snacks..... Give it a go and see what you think.

I take it you didn't get the one you asked about here? There's a huge selection of AR15 rifles in that price range so rather than getting loads of different suggestions, pick a few you like the look of and we can advise you from there

Still knackered for me too. Missing my fix TBH, looks like I picked the wrong week to stop drinking.

Started going a bit funny for me too My wallets happy but it needs fixing so I can get back to window shopping on the classifieds

#metoo Sorry guys, it started playing up yesterday morning, no idea what the issue is, nor can I get in to the technical side of the forum, which is probably a good thing 😱, but I've messaged the man that can, no reply yet. 🤞Fingers crossed it will get sorted soon 🙏

I get an error trying to view any images in classifieds. Clicking on 'Browse' also gives an error

Oh, those... special people. Their rules are all over the place, they have this silly concept of a "limit" (which is no such thing) and a "variance" (the actual limit). Their figures are wrong too: 0.2g x 328 fps = 0.99J 0.25g x 289 fps = 0.96J 0.2g x 350 fps = 1.13J (not the 1.1J they claim) 0.25g x 307 fps = 1.09J Why not just use 0.2g and see what you chrono at with that? There's no particular advantage to 0.25g at CQB ranges.

Use it more? ..............yes Leave it in pre cocked over night? ............yes Drop down to 7.4 lipos?..............no, batterys make no difference to FPS

I've a couple of JG MP5's including an SD . Bloody awesome for the money . Mine get used in a woodland site and have plenty of range , never let me down , never broken and soooo much lighter than all my GBBRs !

Utter waste of two decent GBBRs. Even with the pistol, I wouldn't run 0.2s through it unless maybe I was in CQB.

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