Dentonboy
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Well, I ordered a NBB clone SIG P226 from them...27...and it turned out to be a GBB beast.
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I grabbed a SIG for my brother and a Mauser for me...may well get some reviews up later.
- Hef Legend and proffrink
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Bargain GBB SIG P226 from Gunfire.pl
http://gunfire.pl/product-eng-1152195587-SY226-pistol-replica.html
Cheap as chips NBB Mauser HSC (had one back in the day...1994?!) From Taiwangun.com, decent CQB concealed carry piece?!
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Have just placed my first order with them.
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Bargain Safariland 6004 holsters for Beretta M92F etc.
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=182042920584&alt=web
Got one for my self. And I can tell you it was brand spanking new. Not a solitary mark or scratch. Bargain.
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Been very naughty, but hey, you're only young once:
Plat-a-Tac dump pouch in Khaki
OPS Multicam chest rig from the Huey's sale.
Condor Multicam double 7.62mm pouches for said rig.
Blackhawk Serpa Sig P226 holster in Coyote Brown.
Tokyo Marui Sig P226 E2 for said holster.
Tokyo Marui M9 magazine.
Tokyo Marui Detonics magazine.
TAD Gear Cargo Pants in Tan.
Black Sharpie pen.
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Scoop on Rainbow8's home page:
TM to utilise the AA12 technology and use in their next series of shotguns, starting with the Spas 12.
Can't wait!
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Huey's have some bits too...check out their sale section.
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They're the dog's danglies according to the airsoft mags, so this is surprising.
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That is an expensive combination!
Some seriously cheap sniping options available atm...
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And that is without even mentioning the AEG KA SVD on Airsoft World for £200...
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If I had £350 to spend on a sniper rifle, and I was new, I'd do this:
- Look on Crawley Surplus' or Action Hobbies website (other retailers are available). Identify the TM VSR compatible ASG/FN Sniper rifles on there for about £99-£150. If you like the look of them, buy one. Then you have a functional, 400+FPS rifle that can be upgraded later on if you like the game play style.
- Use your remaining £200 or so to buy a G&G AEG (perhaps one that could have a scope/bipod added to give you a DMR-esque AEG) so you can swap and change during a game day if sniping becomes a little dry/dour.
Well, that is what I'd do. Zero One have a nice looking GBB AIM SVD on their site for £210 which has more than tempted me.
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How about something like these - not too Tacticool, not expensive, should be up to the job - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Carhartt-Billings-Safety-Glasses-EG1ST/dp/B00JGF0QS6
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Ace Combat at Pembury is well worth a Sunday out.
Good group of players, nice site with varying terrain, good food, fair staff and decent games.
Only downside is a lack of space to park - for both you and your car.
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Legit guys with superb customer service which I've bought from:
Crawley Surplus
Combat South
Action Hobbies
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If you want something that is going to work well every time you take it out of the box, in most weathers and should last if looked after, aim to budget £150 for a Tokyo Marui gas blowback pistol and gas/ammo (0.2g upwards).
You can't go wrong, and it is just then a choice of which model to choose.
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Was looking for a new pressure switch for an old Star D-LAP laser, and found this on Redwolf -
So ordered it. Plus a couple of other bits from their decent looking sale.
Same price for said part from Fire Support -
http://www.fire-support.co.uk/product/gp-keymod-cable-switch-modular-grip-wpressure-switch-sand
So...bargain! Even inc. the $11 airmail fee.
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There's a big difference in saying 'out performed' and me saying 'reliable'...
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Brilliant, only on a forum would you hear that TMs are overrated.
I have no doubt that other brands are very good.
But if you want something that is more expensive than an entry G&G but less expensive than a Real Sword, that should be reliable if left stock, then TM is that brand. Granted, not sure how good the EBBs are (fired a SCAR H last Sunday and was hugely impressed) in the long run, but I would always advise TMs.
Horses for courses though.
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Yes expensive...but they're superb. They are well worth saving for.
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Essentials
- (Camo or block 'military colours' if possible) Gloves, hat, scarf/scrim/shemagh/snood.
- Decent eye protection.
- Decent footwear.
- Warm socks/t-shirt.
After that, and if you've enjoyed it, aim to buy Tokyo Marui guns to start off with, as they are reliable and if left alone, should allow you to avoid the 'buy cheap, buy twice' adage. Then look at a vest/chest rig/webbing to slug stuff around in, a sling, a holster, some camouflage or tactical gear...a gun bag...ammunition...gas...
...once you've got the bug...
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Hi,
Am considering selling my Bushnell HOLOsight; it uses 2 x AA batteries and functions just like an EOtech HOLOsight - but without the NV capability - and lacks the outer shroud.
This sight functions brilliantly, is undamaged and fits perfectly onto RIS uppers. I have used it on a Breacher, M16, Galil...
Would like a good ball-park valuation please.
Thanks.
Gunfire (Poland) / gun-fire.co.uk
in Places to Buy
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Yep, good service from Gunfire, bought, sent and delivered within 5 days.
The SIG is remarkable value for money, it seems. Now sold out, alas.
Will use again, for damn sure.