Jedi_Master

Think it means Pistol, Spring (shotgun), and Knife.

That paint job is special; the weathering just looks like normal wear and tear from using the gun unless the scratches are designer.

Although I expect a fair few of them will end up coming back your way I am sure that I have a dozen with your name on.

UK Tactical have a flash sale on Warrior Ricas compact base rigs (Multicam, Coyote Tan, ATACS-FG and AU, Olive Drab) until midnight Wednesday 11 May. 20% discount, use code RICAS20.

Nice piece of kit, I also use my PD35 for camping and generally keep it in the car.

Quick Questions and Simple Answers ??? Maybe start a new thread about this.

If I was buying H&K BBs then I would want the trademark on all of them

Could be to cover historic ownership, those who had airsoft guns prior to VCRA, and those that have given up the hobby but still keep the guns they obtained legally. If you have a valid UKARA number then you can buy from abroad (i.e. Gunfire) because Customs recognise it as proof of defence. therefore, you could be on holiday in Europe and buy a gun locally and post it to your UK address as long as it has your UKARA number on the package. Is that any different to ordering from a foreign retailer? Either way you have bought it, and it is imported. Having the defence is the exception to s.36 1. (d). It is all rather grey and unclear.

Are you going all redneck on us? Actually the wood looks good, traditional beats some of the modern plastic crap.

I still read this as NO under 18 shall have an IF converted into RIF because they have have no defence based on fact they cannot obtain UKARA defence (and also site membership?). Now if a site does give full membership to an under 18 then they have a form of defence. However, I still see the above relating to the site as the organiser and host - holder- not the player. Over 18 can buy an IF and once has valid defence convert to IF. The fact theat a RIF cannot be sold to a minor should be the limit on IF to RIF. I would re-read and refer to the thread, http://www.airsoft-forums.co.uk/index.php/topic/30369-ukara-question/?hl=imitation#entry235135 where post #17 by@Shizbazki "Stripping the paint or spray painting over the two tone: I would not recommend this as it will make you gun look tacky and could be considered contrary to the VCRA" It is all down to interpretation. The problem is the whole VCRA is flawed and not tested in court in relation to airsoft. Personally I think that all under 18 should only have two-tone guns and any over 18 without a defence likewise. Once 18+ it is not difficult to play the 3 games in no less than 2 moths to get the defence to buy a RIF. If you have a bright coloured gun then cover it in camo tape for the gameday and remove it afterwards.

UK Tactical are having another 20% off all Warrior kit this weekend - use code WARRIOR20 Plus 10% discount on everything else they sell - use code EVERYTHING10

Red, because it goes faster . Mine is a BMW F25 auto (2015 Life Cycle Impulse facelift). X-drive to access those airsoft sites a little more off the beaten track.

Not sure if you have seen the Gunman website for Eversley http://www.gunmanairsoft.co.uk/?page_id=131 This is their rental and BB cost http://www.gunmanairsoft.co.uk/?page_id=174 so it is £50 rental plus £8 for 3k of BBs. I think that Ambush Adventues also use a site in that general area (Bordon) http://www.ambushadventures.co.uk/ (Note: you may want to use sentence case not UPPER case)

Welcome As a starting point this link will list some sites in Kent http://www.airsoft-forums.co.uk/index.php/topic/30516-kent-sites/?hl=kent Recommend trying the forum search function to see if any more information on the sites, the term "Kent" will call up many threads so may take a bit of time to work through them. However, you can Google the site names and hopefully get more details. I am not aware of a specific county list of all airsoft sites, although it would be a good project to put one together. This sticky link will also help http://www.airsoft-forums.co.uk/index.php/topic/3581-new-and-looking-for-somewhere-to-play/ I read a recent article in Airsoft Action (Feb 2016) about a new CQB site in Ashford - After Dark C.Q.B. run by Darkwater Airsoft http://www.darkwaterairsoft.co.uk/

Welcome The fourm does has a wealth of useful knowledge, check out the sticky posts and do not be afraid to use the search function. There is always someone with advice, opinion or just random off topic chat.

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Yes, tan is guns look naff . Would rather have a bright yellow or an orange one anyday.

You could have let this run a little longer before the spoiler.

Why not have an airsoft license, similar to a driving one. All held on a national database, and the license can be revoked. Must be over 18 to hold one, and no purchase of RIF allowed without it. Players will have to sit a theory test on VCRA, UKARA, safe handling, correct terminology, battery storage, etc. And a practical exam to demonstate proper use of eye-pro, magazine and battery changes, safety procedure before entering the Safe Zone, etc. Their Airsoft license can be checked at sites to make sure the player is legal to carry a RIF. And a provisional license for under 18s, to make sure they are responsible enough to be allowed to use a two-tone gun. Could also introduce gun registration numbers. Every gun has a unique index number, held on a national database, and when you sell a gun you complete the details of old owner and new owner and send them off to the Airsoft Licensing Agency (could be located in Swansea for example). This would also mean stolen or lost guns could be traced back to the owner. Note: Yes, it is April 1st. And this is not a serious post.

Good review. Only thing extra I would like to see is it actually being worn on the leg and with a demonstration of getting mags in and out of the pouches.

To clarify, and from personal experience, in relation to singing (a cadence) when doing a squaded run or tabbing just meant we had to run/move quicker because we had spare energy if we could sing. However, agree that on ops people singing while travelling or off duty as it is a good boost to personal/team morale. One of the greatest war film moments, Zulu