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Hi all looking for a bit of advice/nudge towards ABS.. I've always opted for the metal version of any AEG I've bought dont now why..always thought it was better,but after my recent shenanigans with removing my AEG from my loft I'm looking towards plastic(ABS?).. I'm looking for known differences such as wear rates,what is better,why and how do they compare side by side,ICS M4A1 btw and grateful for any advice...cheers..

Does anybody know if Morrissons have got cheap lamb for the bank holiday..?

No...I've robbed my cqb so it's all back together now,I'll pick up an old ics lower in the classifieds I hope..

..you bet,just dropped my brand new ICS M4A1 out of my loft...never even used...

Come- on get a grip they are bright blue as advised...you're just teasing.. In all seriousness the guns picture in the OP should be classed as imitation firearms as I understand the law. They are brightly coloured enough to loose the realistic tag but other than that they are modelled on real world guns in shape and features and hence despite the fact they don't fire real projectiles they would be classes as imitation firearms. Given that these would have a minimum age of 18 year old and yet I don't see an 18 sticker on them. Could Morrisons in all seriousness be breaking the law by selling these to minors? Seems likely. Can the OP see if they can get a kid to buy one of these guns and record the whole thing, because such a breach of the law needs to be addressed seriously. Edit - Infact the commencement order specifically mentions toy guns and the need to be bought by an adult. But just bare in mind testing if Morrisons breaks the law is itself an offence for the minor, they made both the purchaser and the seller liable there. ...by same people who scrutinise green-laners,the red-sox,Janet Street-fkin-porters gang,don't underestimate their power..the countryside is for everybody until you start interfering with their "freedom" to roam,i.e making it unsafe for them...

Yep hold my hands up I got mugged...still not really a fitting post for a forum where the sport is under scrutiny..(that's not a defence btw) I got mugged... I still think the poster is sitting in his Klingon onesie reading this.... I have got a sense of humour but I did believe this was serious and wasn't in OUR interest..doh! Nuts I'm going to wash my bike..literally..and my Oshi-booms have arrived as I type...

Ha,ha very good...you are one sad twat....it seems you live in a fantasy world,I grew up in the real world. Your original post is poor,is the Mp5 a machine gun or assault rifle or hybrid?What would petrol do to my diesel Golf?Glock 19mm what both?Or can you not recognise the other... I just hope you ain't sitting in your pants writing this but carry on if this pleases you!..I Doh!..at first did think you were serious TBH...

Whether an imitation firearm falls within the definition of a realistic imitation firearm should be judged from the perspective of how it looks at the point of manufacture, import or sale and not how it might be appear if it were being misused. Section 38(3) provides that in determining whether an imitation firearm is distinguishable from a real firearm, its size, shape and principal colour must be taken into account.

We don't need this from inside the sport,we have to discern between the two,replicas and toys. The original post got silly so it should get ignored..fill them with acid..why?what sort of background does someone who could consider that come from?and they have RiF's! Imitation Firearms An imitation firearm means "any thing which has the appearance of being a firearm So to you that looks like a firearm?Your post does say shape or Colour..

W0W...They do look so real I nearly bought one but then the magic mushrooms wore off... I sometimes feel that "scaremongers" like yourself do more damage than good,replica firearms is it...they are shillouette at best...and water pisstols. Kids toys not replica firearms,water pi$$tols get a grip,I hope the Daily Mails ignores your message but as there's bugger all else to print..well done. Who could possibly mistake them for firearms?Next the wonky sticks we used as kids will get people shot,and the tennis ball hand grenades...common sense must prevail.surely.

I looked and used many alternatives before settling on a go-pro 2,what I always look for is onboard storage and onboard batteries.At least look for one that gives you the oppotunity to change batteries and cards allowing more film time,also quality of picture obviously..the Go-pro 2 is amazing but the 3 didn't get such good reviews(prolly the White cheaper version) it appears they HAD to do something to retain their place in the market. The main issues I found is low light to bright light transfer,the Go-pro is almost instant where the others caused a white screen temporarily. The Go-pro is expensive but then I use mine for cycling,airsoft and MX.... It's £20 what can you expect....

Look at Firesupport offering cracking deals on ICS guns upto 30% off(cheaper than some in the secondhand offerings in the classified section ).. I bought one myself today...

There's loads for that money,YOU decide what you want..you know what you like the look of better than anyone else. Just stay away from the iffy makes...

I was expecting the poster to reply with tasks he had to perform beyond the norm',I don't agree that it's a ball ache but then again it may differ for other people.....

How does anybody have to jump through hoops??? 3 games in a set time and there you go,I have to ask as it baffled me...

Can it be used for anything else?