Doad13

The goggles you've bought have been designed to meet the test criteria for CE EN166 which governs the standards for mechanical impact protection and clarity of view for protective eyewear. These tests are designed for repeatable results and as such are standardised in lab conditions. Manufacturers have to regularly provide test samples to be able to continue to put the CE mark on their products. These tests are far more scientific and accurate than you firing at them with your gun. If the goggles are certified to EN166 B (medium impact) then they will be absolutely fine and do not need you to "test" them first.
 
If they are only certified to EN 166F then you've bought the wrong thing and "testing" them with your gun will again prove nothing more than your own lack of knowledge.
 
"Testing" them with a springer will be about as much use as a one legged man at an arse kicking contest considering you may be exposed to someone with a 500FPS sniper rifle when you take them out in anger. It's like testing a cars impact protection by kicking the bumper.

New rig came yesterday so managed to spend all night playing got a few pics taken so here's my ICS mp5.
 
 

Hi All
 
Below is a link to a product review of the new ICS CXP Captain AEG.
 

 
Its a great new gun designed specifically for CQB or light weight loadouts, I was lucky enough to get one prior to general release. But they have now arrived in the UK and for anyone that likes the split gear box design and wants to get up close and personal its an awesome bit of kit.
 
I have used it out in the field already and the range for such a short gun is truly impressive. There will hopefully be some gameplay footage to follow shortly but I need to find the time to edit it.
 
Let me know what you think.