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Bought the 10 ASG 140 rd Midcaps @LWA today.

If you have a helmet there are http://www.evike.com/products/53001/ - they don't ride so low though. I don't even feel them which is nice.

I don't know, bunker 51 typically ends up being about that amount of play time, even though you arrive at 6:30 and leave at 10, hopefully no bloody breaks. Also, looks like it's being run in partnership with the owners of bunker 51 - hopefully no paintball.

G&G AEG, TM G17.

Ye, I need an item which I can only find in stock at LWA, madbull are the only bio bbs they have in stock. AEG/GBB

Found out today I need BIO BBs, Madbull ok?

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1968/27/contents (?)

For me the main attraction to milsim is real cap magazines and friend or foe identification by sight (without bright colours). I just love reload drills.

If the OP gets what's coming to him, so be it. I said all I had to on the OP in my initial post - I gave him a moral defence. But I will not sit idle while someone is encouraging other's to break the law. Especially violent crime. If you're wondering what I am talking about in relation to airsoft, tell me the person coming up the stairs in this video was not breaking the law when he shot the cameraman on full auto point blank in the gut. Sorry if this is argumentative - I'm trying to separate WW2 from 'Thou shall not hurt others' - I give up; Because you're effectively concluding "its ok to hurt people if you think you have a good reason" - now how's that any different to the nazis? Don't get me wrong, I don't think you are a horrible person, which why I bolded the 'if' in my original statement.

While I am inclined to agree - a history of gun crime and a firearms ban makes establishing illicit intent significantly easier and would prejudice a jury severely. That and breaking of skin is an establishable ABH offence - airsoft players do not sign waivers that they won't sue each other civilly or criminally nor call the police, only the site and it's management.

Yes, if you're going to refer to the lethality report by Hampshire police, be sure to include a copy.

It's good work, but you should never send a first draft letter if its important!

I was not referring to people who do it, but people who encourage others.

Forgot to add a price range, for now, the flyye one's are only £7.50 ive hurt my budget severely, but I need my trousers to stay up. I'll revisit that in the future.

I'm going to buy another pair of the emerson G3's in my size and they don't come with a belt. I'm not sure which style will be most comfortable, nor which colour best with multicam. FLYYE Light 2 inch Nylon Webbing Belt (all colours) Tan Flyye Duty Belt OD Flyye Duty Belt

Played CQB with just a t-shirt and PC (no pouches) for uppers at the weekend, an educational experience. Twack Twack is a good sound, but the reality is it was Twack Twack Twack Twack Twack Twack.

There is no reasonable excuse for this, you're a horrible person if you advocate causing unnecessary physical pain to another human being. However, for an ordinary skirmish, the chances of encountering someone who may be offended (and unable to overlook it) as a result of personal history is much higher than someone at a WW2 enactment, I would imagine. But does one need to legitimise their offence before their objection holds validity, in many cases yes, but here - no. I'll defend a lot of free expression, but bearing the nazi version of the swastika I cannot. IMO this is offensive (doesn't make it not funny): https://www.google.co.uk/search?site=&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=900&bih=858&q=grammar+nazi&oq=gramm&gs_l=img.1.0.0l10.1072.2425.0.4463.5.5.0.0.0.0.82.298.5.5.0.ckpsrh...0...1.1.64.img..0.5.294.HAxS32Ilm7w&gws_rd=cr&ei=94W2VZD6I4Xue8jjluAO#tbm=isch&q=grammar+nazi+logo

I just meant that the stigma (need for airsoft defence) is less about function and more about form. But lets face it, anyone can build (buy) an airsoft projectile launcher.

£19 each?

I like my G17, I nearly bought a G18 but the store i frequent screwed me over a little so I didnt. I would imagine a G18 to be most useful in a milsim game, if you need to reload you can drop the mag, switch to the side arm and suppress while loading the primary with the offhand. The 18 would reduce your chance (psychologically) of being rushed.

But at what point does a conversion replace the entire interior, the fact is that anyone can build a fully automatic airsoft gun without ukara, create their own chambering mechanism for pointed ovoids - made from any tubing, and they have a weapon. UKARA and airsoft is only attached to the RIF elements. Want to buy a gearbox, barrel, battery (?) go right ahead. IF anything, the airsoft RIFs are safer than a wooden box with a gearbox and barrel, at least they would create duck and cover fear - unlike say, an umbrella or any cardboard/wooden box, cant say table leg unfortunately.

From Zero in In that link in the test for skin breakage, they don't appear to take into account the so called "BB Burn" from the extreme rotation of the BBs at short range breaking exposed skin. They make no mention of hop up, but one would assume they were firing at targets from less than 1 metre, or how else could they achieve reliable velocity tests in the same experiment (at the time it was done).

Don't neglect to acknowledge balls designed to shatter though (I can't see how that would be lethal though, but if shot to the neck could be fatal, but as acknowledge in that paper, seems they don't recognise that lethal is reasonable to apply to such a narrow scope). Also note 2.5 (3) relates to an ongoing thread here in relation to a firearms ban.

All true, and all irrelevant IF they are supplied to this country without this problem, as I understand it is US blazing orange tips that necessitates this.

It does matter, if it is glued on, that's an extra job - might be 10 minutes for some people, but I don't have access to any tools here (except boiling water) to remove plastic glued to metal. So removing it would be an expenditure in many ways, if I bought one now I'd probably have to spend £50 to remove it.