Prisce

See, is it me, or does the blue pistol grip look like someone sprayed a nerf (autocorrect wanted to correct this to nerd-should I have let it?) gun while holding the grip..

Of course mate. First visual inspection they look ok. Test will be when I try them👍🏻

I did read your review and experience with them, but as there isn’t any newer bad reviews I thought I’d give them a go and update myself. For the price It’s worth it for me.

I do know they are good, but we had an issue with them missfeeding in a JG G36. As my RIF isn’t a specific brand I’m waiting to see how it’s affected.

A variety of .28g BBs to try in my gun to see what works best. And a decent chrono finally!

@heroshark is the man to talk to about mesh goggles.

No you don’t.

Try rainex wipes from Halfords. They work perfectly on my brothers locusts and team mates bullet ants

It’s good out of the box. The Fast hop makes your life easier setting it up. The SRS can be made into an exceptional sniper rifle with very few modifications. Out of the box it’s good, possibly very good. (You’ll see my comparison of this and the SSG when you search the forum)

Before you buy, just search SRS in the forums and have a read. If you buy from Skirmshop or Longbow, have a search for the discount codes on here, and also get them to fit you a FastHop straight OOTB. All the upgrade details are on this forum so have a quick look.

Due i4 mask. I suffered just like you, I’m a sweaty pig and the goggles and glasses I used to use fogged up like I was in a steam room. With the Dye i4s I have run around constantly for hour on hour and never ever had any fogging or condensate.

Ignore the SSG24, costs far to much for how it performs, and the new batches are shocking. If your looking sniper, and don’t want to upgrade much, the SRS is the pro choice currently. For your other choices, look at the M249 Para(lighter than the M249-easier to carry) A&k do a nice one around the £400 mark. SR25- depends on the manufacturer, guessing you want a DMR?- still requires a lot of tinkering. Anything HPA requires a lot of research, learning, competency and teching ability. My team mate HPA’s everything and he has to constantly change things depending on the weather and how he is going to use said gun. The TMs are fantastic out of the box, and as has been said previously will give you years of trouble free fun. They can be expensive.

You see this is my issue, it doesn’t seem like there is a lot of knowledge about what should be done rather than what you could do. I thought about putting in recycling centres battery box, but these lipos are more volatile and dangerous than your standard Car batteries or AA batteries. Surely the fact I’m disposing of them in the first case means they are no longer safe, where would I stand if I put them in say the supermarkets recycling box and they went pop, pretty sure I’d get accused of some terrorism related offence, or at least scare people into thinking that’s what’s happening. Putting them in salt water and then putting them into one of these boxes seems the safest option. But is it the right one? What about WEEE? Does my local Airsoft battery shop have to dispose of them for me under WEEE? Can I take them to any WEEE recycling shop?

Title says it all really. Whats the proper way to dispose of dead batteries? I have heard all sorts of crazy stuff, from piercing with a copper nail to burying in the back garden, so I’d actually like to know what the proper thing to do with them is.