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    Trigger's link above indicates otherwise.

    I just read it, I wouldnt be to worried personally. I remember it briefly coming up on a course once and the teacher informing us if you were qualified no one could ever successfully sue you. Can you imagine the ramifications if it ever became an acceptable thing?

     

    I have given first aid 3 times in the last 4-5 years. Putting an arm in a sling is 1 thing, giving CPR to someone who with a 1% chance, who is covered in blood and sick, is another. It's a traumatic enough experience as it is. If I ever saved anyone and they tried to sue me I'd be horrified.

  2. Something to bear in mind regardless of your level of training, readiness or equipment is that you probably aren't insured unless you are registered with the site as an approved first aider. As a result no matter how well intentioned you are, you potentially open yourself to being sued by the very people you're trying to help.

     

    Sad but unfortunately true.

    This isn't true, where did you read this? Being qualified through a recognised organisation means you can't be sued for attempting to save anyone.

  3. Yeah it takes practice to reload any gun quick but still dont get how it takes more practice with a Sig 552 compared to any other gun.

    Unless you got the angle spot on they wouldn't slot in correctly. The magazines would still lock into the gun but wouldn't be sitting quite high enough to feed. M4 mags are obviously just a straight up push. I hope this information quenches your thirst for Sig reloading knowledge.

  4. How are the SIG 552s? Seen 1 before hand but not a common gun.

    They are cool, very M4 CQB-R but with mags requiring more practice.

    The only downside was the reliability of mine. I loved the thing but it's 5th trip back to Fire Support in a year and a half was enough for me to sell it in the end.

    Maybe mine was just a dud, ICS guns usually have a pretty solid rep.

  5. Hmm, interesting stuff.

    I have some Nuprol's and so far have only used them in my USP. I've had quite a few feeding issues even on a fully gassed magazine. I had put it down to gas guns being annoyingly unreliable junk, but I wonder if it was the bb's all along. I've not tried any other bb's in it, may have look into this.

  6. Nope. Went there a few times way back when though, well run little site.

    My favourite memory took place in the safe zone

    *Wavy nostalgia lines*

    I had unpacked with my rifle on a table.

    Stranger: Nice gun

    Me: Cheers

    Stranger: So, you swear by M4's too then?

    Me: Its a Sig 552.

     

    He walked away after that, came back at lunch insisting I try his Tar-21.

    He told me it was the best gun he ever had, then sold it to someone else an hour later. Very weird.

  7. For what it is it seems an ok price to me. It is afterall a purpose built CQB venue that had alot of work put into building it.

    The Mall on the otherhand, while it is my 'home ground' (if I were a football team), is an abandoned building with leaks, rubbish and debris in places, water logged parts etc.

    I keep meaning to go to Blitz, the game fee I am ok with its just the travel.

    £22 travel card vs £8 to get to The Mall.

  8. American? Were you there on December 20th?

    Indeed he was!

    As was myself, although I am less memorable.

    I will be there again on the 3rd.

    DPM trousers, random athletic t-shirt, MP5 or USP in hand.

    I will be the guy who gets about 5 shots off all game, 1 may hit someone.

  9. Would you mind expanding on those pros and cons.

     

    Im almost in more of a predicament now. G&G, ICS, VFC and CA all look solid. Might end up coming down to price if theyre all very comparable.

    CA: Pro- Pulled off some pretty great long range shots even with stock set up.

    Body feels durable.

    -Hop works very well.

    -Takes all TM compatible internal upgrades

    Cons - Navy fire selector can be a bit wobbly.

    -Every so often it misfires

    -Stock springs make stupid twangy noise

     

     

    ICS:

    Pro- Just a solid all rounder, solid body but a bit lighter than CA

    Cons- Never fires the first shot or 2, regardless of mags. I've had 2 ICS MP5s that do this.

    -Hop up can be knocked out of place kinda easily

     

    ICS won't take CA mags although ICS mags fit CA.

    Both have bodies slightly wider than the TM so a lot of rails don't fit on top of it.

     

    Honestly neither are bad options, my ICS is my gun of choice for CQB.

    I reckon the VFC would be a good bet if you have £300 spare.

     

    I may make a Youtube comparision when I get a chance

  10. I currently own an ICS MP5 and a Classic Army MP5SD, previously owned, and regrettably sold, a TM MP5K.

    Over all there wasn't much to choose between them.

    CA externals feel a bit more heavy duty I guess but overall they all look/feel do the same job. Never tried a G&G (hear only great things so maybe after Christmas) or the VFC aegs.

     

    All mags (except SRC) seemed to fit the Marui, but as mentioned above, can be annoying with other brands. Also worth noting TM uppers are a tad smaller than ICS and CA so alot of top rails won't fit those 2.

    In short though ICS, CA, TM, G&G, VFC all appear to make pretty solid MP5's, so just buy them as I do and get whatever looks coolest or meets your skirmish needs.

  11. Yep same.

    Took my USP to The Mall yesterday and the performance was hit and miss.

    That'll be because it was damn cold there I expect.

    I tried it today on winter gas and abbey red and it worked perfectly.

    Sadly gas guns and the cold is not a productive mix.

  12. Very true Eso.

     

    Everyone slates Bunker51 but I loved it when I use to go.

    Never got the hate for Bunker51. Had some good games there in the past. I may go again in the new year as its been so long.

     

    Anyway, I will be at The Mall tomorrow.

    Just finished packing/charging/testing/watching Embassy siege footage.

  13. I work as a Strength & Conditioning coach, I have coached people for lots of sports and a few for military service. I was toying with the idea recently about making a few Youtube videos on fitness for Airsoft or writing an article for Airsoft action if they wanted it.

    At the end of the day, the fitter you are the more capable an airsofter you are. Not always a better airsofter, but you broaden your abilities.

  14. I have a 416 sitting next to me with all those upgrades carried out by Fire support. Its actually my brothers I have on 'loan' but as far as I am aware he has never had any issues with it. I am sure you'll be safe, Fire support know what they are doing.

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