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How do you charge the battery if the ports on the charger are female Mini-T? Can you just rig up a Deans to Male Mini-T to put on the charger first and safely?

I've tried this, in fact I started out with a pistol as my first gun on hire purchase. The only serious problem I encountered was the weight and fragility of the GBB pistol magazines.

Would you mind weighing it for us?

You can link drop leg to the Flyye belt too. I've not tried it though as I don't have a drop leg platform, it's most apparent in the 6th picture. It costs $54 (Shipped from HK to UK).

Yes yes...

Nooo? They copied it and then back dated their copying, shameless!

I've found the Flyye Gen 2 battle belt (with suspenders) to be excellent, wouldn't mind a way to attach it directly to a carrier though.

Keeping safe?

Have you considered duplicating each event? Or is there insufficient interest?

This is really informatively presented. Have you considered the slingplate airhose option, and if so, what led you to not go for it?

I mentioned cap guns sort of, off hand did not expect it to be worth discussion, just food for thought. However, TM make miniature airsoft guns...

Though I've yet to play Milsim, for me milsim is the pleasure of the anticipation when not engaged, the friend or foe recognition by uniform, and the magazine size limits (no more than 4x real). I've resigned myself to no milsim till I learn to drive though. :/

Doesn't really explain cap guns though.

2KG M4, but I'm looking to buy an lighter PDW type gun next.

Confused about what the other guy said, why would he need to go to a skirmish site to test the gun - the only thing you can't test in an ordinary room is how effective the hop up is, and anyone buying an airsoft gun should have the basic knowledge that the hopup/bucking/barrel are conveniently isolated from the complicated parts. It's rather naive to not test a product because of ignorance - ignorance of the fact that you don't need to be at a skirmish site to fire the gun - or even outdoors. The buyer went to a game day - gun stop working after 20 mins, went to another game day (thinking it would magically fix it self if left unused in between?) then decided to return it? Could have some sympathy if the guy is genuine, but he should have got back in touch as soon as the problem was detected, not after he tried to fix it - and then took it to two "professionals". On the basis that he put it in a techs hands I would decline to take it back, you've no idea what a "professional" might have done, let alone the owner. As for negative feedback, can you reply, if so, I think that the buyer did not test the gun until a skirmish says it all really, you've no idea what he did with it until then, you've no idea if it broke in shipping.

Condor is hated (due to poor durability/construction consistency) over in the US airsoft community, have you looked at flyye? I was going to get a condor H harness and belt, In the end I went with a Flyye battlebelt with suspenders, works great so far. http://www.flyyeindustries.com/ArticleShow.asp?ProdID=0643 http://www.military1st.co.uk/itemlist.html?searchquery=flyye&catid=0&itemsperpage=99999

It's a choice by the player to have a high ROF though. I'm surprised that people don't argue consent - that is that if people don't consent to a ROF above 30, then it's off. Afterall, if not for consent (as a defence to ABH) we'd have no sport. If you're wondering why 30 rps, if a person wields two 15 rps guns it's hard to call that "unrealistic/impossible".

I could be wrong, but I can say whatever I like no matter how ignorant it sounds.

Yup, my gun was 344 at my last game, almost there.

That's a very crude way of looking at it, lot more than leaks can affect shot consistency. But I doubt you were shot with a 350 fps HPA gun at the mall.

Why? Because somehow they defy physics?

Loft.

Yep, that is who I was referring to, do post here if they will fill them. It doesn't matter whether it's hpa, split gearbox, quick change spring, adjustable spring, gas type, there will always be easy ways to "tweak" a gun's power, but it's not the tool's fault, it's the players. Cheaters who want to hurt other's should be removed not the tools. Any site that bans a type of gun which can be used to facilitate 'easier' cheating should be boycotted.