AJWest

Dunno if this is the right place for this, but does anyone know of any physical shops that carry a decent stock of combat trousers from the likes of 5.11/ helikon tex? All the fancy pictures online never actually do the fit justice and I like to try them on beforehand to make sure they fit and look right/ presentable enough for work.

Anyone had any dealings with these guys? they've got a helikon tex TMR in black that I can't find anywhere else anymore so wanna get it but can't find much else about them anywhere. Ta

Here's my daily driver, it's a bertucci A5-P with polycarbonate case, I love the simplicity of it because I can't stand watches with "busy" faces if that makes sense. The illumination is really bright which is good for when I'm on nights and I like the 4 o' clock bezel design as well, all in all for me it's perfect.

Yeah I can see that but this is just from what's on the niton website so I just went from what they're selling them new as which is amazingly £39.95, I assume its because of all the "tactical" features, if someone wanted this specific shirt then its at least half price depending on if someone makes an offer as well

Wish I could afford a mystery ranch pack, lucky git

This is a group pic of a few recent purchases and some things that I bought a while ago and have nearly finished setting up, the IR patch and dummy plates come under just bought as well

Just got me some socom gear lancer l5 mags, hope to god they work because they look so darn good

FAB defence rail for my MP5 [hope it bloody fits] and a pantac 'protective accessory kit' in black

Another safariland for my next purchase when payday comes round next week

AC/DC's River plate show from 2009, got the DVD but luckily it's mostly on youtube, my favourite rendition of this song: and also can't stop listening to this, its just such a beautiful song when draiman sings it and in some ways better than the original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk7RVw3I8eg&list=RDBk7RVw3I8eg

Nah, when you're in the heat of the moment, especially indoors, sometimes charging round like a loon, you can just end up not noticing your surroundings and can really hurt yourself by running into something, there's a video around somewhere on YouTube of an airsoft game where the player is running through an outbuilding, runs right into a beam and is out nearly out cold for a good few seconds, quite an eye opening video, I wouldn't be without mine

1. Get a shoebox 2. Draw 5 small ish dots on a piece of paper like the picture I've included, cut a square out of the lid of the box just indside the rim then tape/pin said piece of paper over that hole and put an old t-shirt or something inside the box to stop ricochet 3. Aim at the middle dot with your sight bang on the dot at whatever distance you feel is good, I generally use about 25-30m 4. Take 5 shots in semi, checking where you are hitting after each shot to see where you are actually shooting 5. Now adjust your sight in accordance to where you need to be hitting e.g. you're shooting to the right of the dot adjust your windage to the left 6. Once you have adjusted what you think is correct move onto another dot and repeat the process until you are hitting bang on where you are aiming, 5 dots should be plenty, once on about the 3rd dot you should be taking a shot and be adjusting after each shot because it should be pretty darn close That's a fairly simplified guide but it works perfectly for my airsoft and real shooting [obviously I don't use a shoe box for larger calibres but I use the same principle] you can use this method at whatever distance you want really as long as your rifle will reach and your hop is set correctly. Sorry for waffling on but I hope it helps. Edit: This one is after zeroing my .177 S200. I can't remember the range but I had just put on a new scope so it was miles off windage wise, I started top right with 7 shots, moved to top left with only 3 but I can't remember why, then 5 in the middle, then 5 each on the last bottom 2 just to make sure I had it pretty good before I ran out of light.

tesco nail varnish remover and their cheap microfibre cloths works everytime for me

ah the age old "don't worry I'm not going to buy anything, I am just looking" to the missus before you leave the house, thank god for internet shopping now eh (: what ICS did you get out of interest?

Ah did not know that (: yeah that's the problem you never really know what you're getting I suppose, much like a lot of the stuff from china though really

try looking at element or z-tac headsets, they're the peltor clones that you can fix to the rails of your helmet and there should be one with the correct connector for your radio, I don't know which brand is better though as I don't use radio headsets just normal amplified ear pro. I have heard though that the element ones do not like water but that might be the same for the z tac as well, just have a look at both. As for having one side left off you needn't bother because what these type of headsets do is have microphones on the outside that can pick up ambient noise like people talking next to you but reduce noises like pyro going off to protect your hearing

Exactly, not worth the hassle of confronting them, that's what insurance is for, if you absolutely have no choice sure try something but don't antagonise the situation and yes using an airsoft gun is pointless as it is effectively just a toy

Totally agree with that first bit as well, you have to be very careful with the whole 'self defence' thing in the UK