I've been told to stop drinking milk.
I've tested various substitutes with tea, coffee, custard, muesli, porridge, cereals and on their own. Soya, almond, oat etc.
My favourite is the Bailey's.
I was talking about this very question a few games ago. I gave a chap my CYMA 040to hold and he thought that it was the LCT. I don't think that he would have mistaken the rif with both side by side, but the CYMA is solid.
Where are you? If you are ten minutes up the road from someone on here I'm sure that they will let you have a fondle.
Changing more than one component at a time makes problem solving extremely difficult.
Mosfet fitted - test. Motor changed - test again. Add 11.1 and test.
If you want more development after that, it's exponentially more work.
I've a CYMA AK74. It's one of the metal bodied versions. Really solid rif.
My lad has a CM 0.48 AKM from CYMA. It's really solid out of the box, but you can feel the weight difference between it and the E&L.
Unless you fancy teching it, and someone more knowledgeable than me recommended a particular model for technical reasons, I would be happy with the CYMA.
The lad forgot to pack my rifle once. Whole day with my £10 single shot 18BB magazine last resort spare DE shotgun that I keep in my gunbag.
Still had fun though.
FWIW I always keep a spare set of DPM in the van JIC of unexpected downpour. The smock may come in handy if you break down on a rainy/chilly night too.
Dave walked in the pub with a black eye tonight.
'How did that happen?' I asked.
'The Mrs asked if I wanted her to fix a threesome up,' he replied.
'How did that lead to a black eye?' I asked.
'I asked her to call her mum and her sister.'
I've three or four metal CYMAs*. They are great out of the box.
I've bought Mrs TPH one for Xmas as she fancied the side folder with stubby barrel.
*(This may be a deliberate under estimate 😉 )
Glad your enjoying the regular frustrations of pew life with intensive retail therapy mate.
You can get side mount plates for AKs that rivet/screw on to a receiver. You could flatten the existing broken bits and Araldite one on (or do it vaguely properly anyhow). Ant Supplies have them from memory.
Don't be cruel and film your brother only to post on here for God's sake...
Think I gave about £8 for both. They work well enough that I've had the holster as my regular skirmish rig forever and the lad has nicked the mag pouch.
Just checked, I think that that holster has the similar markings as my knock off 1911 holster. The logo and serial number have rubbed/worn off mine though. They must have been embossed rather than impressed.
The mag pouches are definitely a better design than mine though.
Israel has a plastics industry for sure, and a genuine IMI holster is a well made piece of kit I imagine. If it is it has to be worth considerably more to someone.