BigAl

You don't need to, you have done nothing wrong and you are not breaking any laws.

Best decision mate, though please learn about the defence. You are not getting a 'UKARA' ( UKARA is a Retailers Association ) you are getting a site membership which is your defence, which will then be logged on the UKARA Database. It is also commonly referred to as a license, it isn't. This may seem like nit picking but the more people that repeat this rubbish the more confusing it gets. Enjoy airsoft.

You do not have to be over 18 to become a site member. Also if you can prove you have skirmished those ties there is nothing stopping them counting towards UKARA Registration anyway, as long as you are know over 18. Definitely better to sort out a defence first and buy a decent gun straight off.

Yeah but after 15 years most companies would have improved it.

HK P9S.

Why the hell would you want a metal body on a gun that is made of polymer in real life? First off the USP Match as the name suggest is a Match Pistol designed for precision shooting. It does not have a compensator, it has a muzzle weight. The 'vent's' on the bottom are purely cosmetic styling. Extending the slide around the barrel would not have helped accuracy, in fact it would have hindered it as you would have a larger mass moving around on firing. As for the MG3, it's hardly a modern version. The MG1 that evolved into the MG3 ( basically a 7.62 MG42 with some production changes ) was released in the late fifties by Reinmetal. The MG1 went through a few changes and eventually out came the MG3 in 1968, still not exactly modern. As for HK not designing it, they didn't design the G3 either which was the inspiration for the HK33/53, MP5 Series and even the HK P9S all of which used the roller locking system. It was originally designed in Spain by Cetme.

profffrink - its the internet no body actually pays any attention to what you say, especially true if you are genuinely trying to help.

1. For guns with detachable flash hiders ask on a US forum, people who have replaced them will probably have some lieing around. Or take yours of and paint it, repaint later. 2. Guns with non detachable muzzle you will have to paint, use a thin coat of semi permanent paint. 3. Cover all trade marks up with black tape or your guns may be confiscated. Especially and Glocks or HK's. 4. Pack them securely and declare them to the airline in advance and on check in. 5. Un due whatever you have done and go shoot some Yankies. Be advised there gun will be shooting hotter than yours.

Have Warrior DCS in Multicam i'll be posting for sale tomorrow when I get pictures if your interested pm me.

Combat Commander lol its a full size 1911 not commander size. looks like the Western Arms Gold Cup NBB I used to have except mine was silver. As NBB had to be either manually cocked or trigger cocked which 1911 don't do they chose rather cleverly to base it on a Rare Seecamp Double Action Conversion that was offered for Colts in the 80's. Seecamp then moved on to design a small DAO .32acp Pocket Pistol that loads of companies are know copying. The trigger is actually that curvy think behind the new trigger. The new trigger activates a linkage behind the plate on the right hand side and cocks the gun the the secondary trigger presses on the original trigger and releases the sear to fire the gun. I saw a real one in Bob Dunkleys Firearms in the nineties, coincidently that one was a Commander Size pistol and either Hard Chrome Plated or Stainless Steel. Oh and the grips with he large star on are Bianchi's, more famous for there holsters.

The clothing is quite hard to tell the difference but with the tac nylon as mentioned it used to have a horrible pinkish tinge to it and was quiet shiny. The newer stuff is a bit better but some of it like the cheaper stuff from China or Viper still seems a bit to shiny. A bit of use or quick dust with krylon will soon sort it out though. One advantage of the goos stuff if you play night games is that it will be NV Treated and show up like a Xmas Tree to anyone running nods. For regular daytime skirmishing though doesn't matter.

Slide Not Top Slide! An average semi auto pistol consists 3 major pieces. A frame, which houses most of the mechanism. A slide which holds the firing pin or stryker and a barrel which wraps around a hole and has some locking surfaces on it.

Hmm buy a gun stick it in cupboard for year and take it out straight to a skirmish, good plan. lol Firstly you say you bought it from a friend so have you spoken ti him about it. He may be able to help you fix it or point you in the right direction. If that doesn't work try asking around at the site, i'm sure there be some kind sole there than can help you out for cost of parts, perhaps buy him a pint.

Standard AR15 Wrench.

They are not classed as airguns because they are not, there are separate laws for airguns. Neither are they Firearms. As long as he isn't doing anything dodgy with them he is perfectly entitled to own and use them, as long as he has a defence.

If a battery is included it should be connected. Declare it as sports equipment as previously stated. Parcel Force / Royal Mail are the only carrier that will accept them.

No E Bay UK has banned airsoft E Bay US is full of cheap buys we sadly cannot bid on!

Nice work mate, good to see you are using a sensible folded design instead of the easier two piece design. Far more professional.

TM all the way, leave it standard as well.

Halfords is just as good and easier to find.

Depends what sort of paint job you want. Do you want a ruff n ready in the field look or a factory fresh look. I assume from the stencils question ( e bay by the way ) you are talking camo. Actually came pattern jobs with stencils look more like hunters guns or toys, real troops ten to use a more add hock approach. You can shoot though things like scrim nets and even stockings to get different effects. As for paint I have had good results with Halfords Camo Paint and Humbrol Aerosols 9 which can be found in Boyes Stores if theres one near you ).

£60 for 100rounds, what you firing a Bazooka? Why not load your own blanks, far cheaper.

It weighs 600g and despite being CO2 it shoots at .017j, wouldn't look any further myself.

It also depends on wether they a muzzle venting or not.

Multicam then, DDPM would be more late 90's, perhaps early 00's. Or a mix n match look.