ImTriggerHappy

Jesus I use about 1000rnds max in a whole day at the mall and thats a target rich environment. How many kills did you get for 6000rnds or were you just spamming?

Will PM you info when I know possible dates. You've got a definite invite because shooting the murican is always good fun.☺

Going to try and organise a milsim type game there soon and will be chucking it up on the forum. You can come along to that one. This is just friends really not a forum thing.

Right need confirmation on who is coming by tonight. Still a couple who have been offered places who haven't confirmed.

Allrighty then time to leave that one alone.

If you want a recoil aeg the only ones worth getting are the TM Recoil series or the PTS Erg m4s. MP5's that would be worth looking at are the TM high cycle if for cqb, if you want something a bit higher power check out the Ics MP5's. Dont worry about the pistol straight away just get a decent primary and dont listen to people saying about how much you spend its your money spend what you like. You will be better off with an aeg rather than gas gun for your first airsoft gun.

You shouldn't have to do anything other than fit it. Thats some piss poor quality control.

Yep good service bought a prommy nub and firefly bucking from them this week myself.

That spring is very important it pushes your hop on to the air nozzle, if its not doing that then you will have issues. Find the spring or you can try packing it out to test but you definitely need a spring to use it properly.

Glad I could help.

Thats evilYour an absolute barsteward You should buy him a real airsoft gun to make up for it.

Nice people?Friendly people? Helpful people? Angelic sweet natured understanding charitable people? Which one fits best?

Hes after a Par mk3 which is an AR platform gun so has a buffer tube.

99.9% of the time I agree with you ? but on this one I am right ?

Get a magpul prs stock. Looks awesome on a SR25

Succeeding not trying. Get a sense of humour its more important in airsoft that anything else. If you were offended you can find the number for the samaritans in the yellow pages.

You need to shave the internal hump off the bucking and turn it to work properly with the bridged nubs. They are a version of flat hop. Try it on a cheap bucking then do the prommy one when you know what your doing.

Yes you can fit pretty much any stock you choose. You might need to lengthen the wires as they are made for it to take a battery in the buffer tube, check with the supplier if this is necessary. You can just use a battery in the buffer tube its just as simple to change.

Its funny everyone says they have heard bad things about Ics but I have never met anyone who owns one that has a bad word to say about them.I own an Ics sig and its solid, shoots well and my stock gearbox has done at least 25000 rnds and is still going well. Only bad part on an Ics is the bucking and thats only between £5 and £15 to replace. Any how got to go need to read the story about the aliens living in cornwall they are probing cows according to the internet.

Ics par Mk3 is a good choice. All high end Ics guns are well built with a good rate of fire out the box.Use firesupport for the purchase they are the best shop for Ics.

No prommy accept the roller bar but its not necessary with 0.3bbs.

If your flat hopping the prommy nubs are fine no real difference between the two. Order a set of flat and a set of bridged as well and see what works best for you. Yes I use prommy flat sometimes and I have tried firefly but in general prefer prommy. Firesupport have the firefly in stock at the moment they just came in.

Heavier the bb harder the nub. If you want a flat nub from eagle six order the prometheus flat nubs. You get a soft blue nub and a harder black nub. Use the blue up to 0.28 and then change to black. 0.4g use black with the metal pin added, you need to get the pin seperately. What bucking are you using?

Please let this stupid thread die.

Nope its bloody ugly. Guess what they say about beauty is in the eye of the beholder is true. Hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of it though.