Mad-Al

This is going to be a relatively brief review. So far i have made 2 orders from them, both orders have taken 3 weeks from order to dispatch and have been split and sent in multiple packages, when queried on this i got a reply saying they were only sending 1 package however this was confirmed to not be the case when i received my first partial order. There prices can be very good and there sale items are incredibly well priced, however other stuff is the same price as you will find at other asian retailers that will communicate better and dispatch mutch more promptly. Unless they sort themselves out i would recommend avoiding them unless they have something you are struggling to get hold of at a reasonable price anywhere else.

Rediculously overkill optic for my cyma cm.002 Ex police leupold cqt with a vector frenzy auto attached via a custom mount a mate knocked together for me.

Cheers, I'm going for a ksk tribute but unfortunately with that stock i cant use a slim handgaurd as getting a battery in this one is bad enough!

Finally got my pistol assembled and mounted the scope to my g3 G3 is a lct g3a4 firing 435 fps and mechanically locked to semi with a warfet and maple leaf hop rubber. Scope is a hensoldt 4x24 s2 with aftermarket illuminator. Glock is a tm glock 18c with detonator cobra slide kit (absolute MF to install) detonator tti sights (required modifications to the slide for some stupid reason), gaurder extended slide and mag releases, gaurder lightweight bbu and ml crazyjet barrel and hop. Both are almost finished but not quite, waiting on a tti magwell and new trigger for the glock and a llm1 and harris bipod for the g3.

I sweat a lot and use bolles, i wont lie they do still fog sometimes but just lifting my head to let them clear naturally once every 1/2 games is all i need to do if i use anti fogging solutions and reapply half way through the day.

I don't think there's any arguments about knife kills (other than current social distancing rules) there is literally no downside to it and ive never witnessed a kickoff about it. Bang rules are difficult, you shoot a first timer from 6 inches away in the ribs then they aren't coming back. Putting a round in a more experienced player webbing at point blank is fine. Basically it comes down to be don't be a dick, bang rules are good in circumstances where its going to hurt like f#$k (almost any shot at under 1 foot to the back with no form of padding) but i would rather a rule allowing the back if a gun to function identically to a knife to remove debate from that. If it's a small group then take a couple of steps back and then hose them down.

I use genuine nato slings, theyre about £10 on ebay and stand up to the heft of lct g3 just fine

Ive got a cm.002 which is a pot metal m4 and with a maple leaf nub and bucking it shoots incredibly with good and consistent range and accuracy, better than the G&Gs and ICS I've used. The gear boxes are pretty decent with a great trigger response and the tightbore barrels are decent. ROF is decent enough if not incredibly high.

Detonator cobra slide kit for Glock 18c (this thing is absolutely gorgeous) Guarder lightweight BBU Guarder extended magazine catch Guarder TTI sights Picks to follow when i can persuade that flipping BBU into the metal slide...

@rocketdogbert @Adolf Hamster sorry fellas but how if at all do you protect your RMRs in the field? Do you use kill flashes or some sort plastic plate in front of the lense?

Cool I went with the vector because of the warranty, thanks for your input all!

Brilliant thanks for this dude

Awesome thank you, holds its zero well i take it? Whats the warranty like in regards of bb hits?

Yeah thats the one i was looking at, have you got one?

Awesome thank you, this is going to be mounted to the top of a scope so pickatinny base is perfect.

As the title says, max budget £75 if you know of any that hold zero then let me know! Currently looking at either a vector frenzy or an ade rd3-009 sp i welcome any experience anyone has with those too. This is going to be scope mounted so low profile picatinny mount is going to be essential. Cheers in advance all.

Not quite as exciting or intricate as a lot of the guns on here but its my first RIF and given its just a Cyma im really happy with it (sorry photography is not my strong point): Cyma CM002 PTS ergonomic grip Magpul front grip XTM rail covers Magpul STR stock Vortex strikefire 2 Cheapy rail QD sling point Nato 3 point sling Nuprol N mag The only internal upgrades are: Deans connectors Maple leaf macron bucking Maple leaf omega nub

Finally picked up a back for my warrior 901 vest in the sales last week. On the bright side its much more supportive, on the down side even with all the straps completely taken in its still slightly too big for me! I didnt think i was quite that small and im certainly not skinny.

So far ive found it to be absolutely awesome im just gutted that i wont be getting a chance to use it once its been converted to dmr for ages. The gun weighs a tonne so I'm greatful i have my m4 to break up the day a bit. This thing has great range and hops .28s with ease as it is out of the box but the springs on the magazine's are hefty so it's taking a while to break them in. My timing sucks but i am very happy with the gun as is my tech. Also worth noting the shimming on mine was excellent and the air seal was perfect out of the box.

LCT G3A4 with 6x spare mags Gate Warfet Gaurder 140 spring Mr hop 60 rubber hensoldt Z24 2x 11.1 lipos Nato 3 point sling HK sling adapter .36 bbs Hopefully i'm better with a DMR then I am with money

The biggest thing is practice! Your field craft could be the best in the world but if your shooting technique is off its not worth a damn. Make sure you can shoot at the upper limits of your range consistently and you can get good groupings as your ROF means your targets will probably be moving between shots so it's important to hit on the first one as your unlikely to be able to adjust and compensate between shots. Practice your reloads, if you move too much while concealed doing a reload you can easily give away your position. As has been pointed out here get a decent secondary and make sure you know how to use it as for you its more like a second primary, popular choices for this are usually a mk23 or a glock 18 as its essentially a pdw but quicker to draw.

Okay I'll grab some amd give it a go then? Is this stuff reasonably easy to work with? Unfortunately the only kill flash i can get for my optic is pushing 90 quid but that's worth paying to protect my scope if thats the way i end up going

So following advice on here I just pulled the trigger (get it) on a new a quite expensive optic and would like to protect it in the field. I've seen online that the preferences seem to be a kill flash (what im leaning towards) or a couple of pieces of polycarbonate or similar, now im not massively hand and dont own any tools so for the price of me getting set up for the lexican builds I could just get a Tenebraex kill flash so how tough are these kill flashes? and what do all of you use to protect your optics? Cheers