Brunix001

Thanks for the quick replies.

So does this means that it doesn't matter whether it is a GBB or AEP?

Hello, I can't seem to find anything anywhere that explains whether minors can own/use a GBB pistol (in a registered site). I think in some random youtube video the guy mentioned that minors can't own GBB pistols due to its realism. Is this true? Do I have to get my parent/guardian to "own" a GBB Pistol and then burrow it for a game? Thanks

The first holographic sight I bought cost me around £50 however when I tested it it seemed as if there where two reticles and that it wasn't focusing correctly. After some internet research I discovered that this is called ghosting/halo (scientific term: parallax) and that it is quite common on replicas under £100. With this information I returned to the shop and asked for a refund. I decided to buy a sight online as this is the only local shop in my area I was wondering if any of you could recommend any websites/sellers that I could get an EOtech holographic sight replica from that costs under £100?

If I paint an RiF with bright colours would it be recognized as an IF?

Would this be considered an IF (two-tone)? If I bought a gun painted similarly, shipped it to the UK and the police found out about it would I be fined/get the gun taken from me? http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/vv108/RUDORF/DSC01168.jpg If it is not considered an IF (two-tone) can you recommend any websites which sell high quality two-tones?

Ok, another thing is: What is the difference between an RiF and an IF(two-tone)? Are they just differently coloured or is there something else like lower FPS and poorer overall quality. Does a two-tone perform any differently than an RiF If not how much of the gun needs to be coloured/clear to be considered a 2-tone?

Does this mean that my parents can buy me an RiF if neither are members of the UKARA or am i going to have to get a two-tone?