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Hi guys just thought would let you know about my recent experience with this place, sent my m4 in for a repair and to cut a long story short took them 5 weeks to just change the pinion gear and service the gun. Also if you email them to see how your gun is getting along they may reply about 3 weeks after you have sent it, and calling the phone number good luck with that if you do get through.
 
Shame really as its a local retailer in the midlands and seems well stocked and could have good potential to be let down by what seems like some staff can't be bothered with there customers not all of them I may add.
 
Sorry for the rant but wanted to let those who may visit there some advice.

Hi guys just thought would let you know about my recent experience with this place, sent my m4 in for a repair and to cut a long story short took them 5 weeks to just change the pinion gear and service the gun. Also if you email them to see how your gun is getting along they may reply about 3 weeks after you have sent it, and calling the phone number good luck with that if you do get through.
 
Shame really as its a local retailer in the midlands and seems well stocked and could have good potential to be let down by what seems like some staff can't be bothered with there customers not all of them I may add.
 
Sorry for the rant but wanted to let those who may visit there some advice.

either a 7.4v LiPo or a 9.6v NiMh, either will perform better than the 8.4v NiMh you've got at the moment.

First of all check the barrel and make sure nothing is jammed in it, second check that inside the gun (where the motor connects to the mechanics of the gun for it to shoot) there is nothing in there blocking the clogs from turning. My friend had an M4 and somehow a piece of metal wire got in there and they had to completely take it apart to get it out. Also check that the motor connects in properly with the mechanism in the gun and isn't spinning blankly. Also worth checking the gearbox isn't jammed. Hope this helps

Pretty much what the other guys have said, I was and am in the same boat attend on my own and just strike up conversations with fellow Airsofter's. My 1st game i attended on my own and within 2 minutes i was chatting to a guy who was setting up his 5 group members kit and weapons and he involved me with everything. Later in the day they allowed me to use some of there kit instead of the hire kit which was much better and even let me use one of there custom guns for the last few games we had.
 
Overall I felt comfy and welcomed straight away so cannot be thankful enough to the Airsoft community.