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Asomodai

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Asomodai last won the day on July 25 2022

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  • Guns
    SRS, AKMSU, AKM, AMD-65, MP5SD2, MK23, FN-57
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    Georgian Border Guard, Hungarian, Polish Maskpol Mapa, DNC, PMC
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    Anything in the SE.
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  1. The quality control on AK rear and front sight alignment is just awful. I have bought at least 6 AKs from LCT in past and I had to return 2 of them because the trunnion pin holes themselves were so badly drilled that the rear sight could never be aligned correctly with the path of the BB. Even when the trunnion is drilled in the right place, the front sight still needs a hammer to adjust it in the right place because the front sight pin holes are not drilled/pressed in the right place. Are there any plans to make this process more accurate? I have never had this problem with E&L AKs. I would love to see the AKM-63 back in the UK
  2. I would no get one if only for the old school TM style Hop unit adjustment. It's incredibly easy for it to adjust itself after full autoing. The only MP5 style I will get is one with the sliding style hop unit.
  3. Honestly, though I cant speak for anyone else, I would never touch a 2nd hand battery, especially if they have started becoming puffy. Chuck the puffy ones and try and sell the two that arent.
  4. The issue is, Airsoft is not mainstream. It's why even though we put UKARA numbers on rifles we import, they still get pulled aside by the average Border force worker. Because they don't know what a UKARA number is. Only when they get seized does it get to someone who might know what it is. There is a big issue with people not wanting Airsoft to become legal in a black and white sense. They would rather have it be in this legal grey area so that it can't be changed or legislated from central government. One of the downsides of this is the lack of awareness. Having said that. Security knew exactly that it was suspect, and did the right thing and call in the police who know exactly what it is. Personally I would rather have Airsoft recognised much like Paintball, and take the risk of more control so I know I am safe in the knowledge I can buy more toys without the possibility of them being banned in the future. It would also mean less issues at the borders for people who are meant to have them.
  5. I get to visit Spain every month for 6 days and have storage there for clothes etc, so I only ever need to take a small backpack with me on flights.
  6. Just wanted to share my experience flying from Spain (Malaga) to the UK with internal airsoft parts in my carry-on luggage, in case it helps anyone considering the same. This could probably help in some other EU countries as well. Background: I only considered doing this because I had pre-purchased parts from Finland and Italy to arrive at my address in Spain. Nearly everything was RetroArms parts at significant discounts — hard to come by and expensive to replace. The only non-RetroArms item was the LCT AK magwell spacers. I was trying to avoid shipping them separately or risking them in checked baggage due to time and coordination issues. Previous Experience: On a past trip, I had tried to take an airsoft pistol magazine in carry-on. In hindsight I couldn't believe I even tried this, I should have known better. It was flagged immediately and security said I’d have to either check it in the hold (too late) or have it confiscated. I chose the latter. Lesson learned: magazines are a definite no in hand luggage. This Time: I packed the following internal-only parts in my carry-on: 2 gearboxes 2 motor cages 2 spring guides 1 cylinder 1 cylinder head LCT AK magwell spacers Nothing was externally gun-shaped or capable of functioning on its own. All were purely internal upgrade components. I also brought: Paperwork detailing what the items were, receipts and why I had them. In both Spanish and English. My best attempt at staying calm and cooperative despite being rushed (I woke up an hour before the flight and was rushing like hell to get to the airport, don't do that!) What Happened: After going through the scanner, my bag was immediately pulled aside. Security flagged the contents as “weapon-like in nature.” I explained and handed over the documentation. A police officer was called. Thankfully, he knew what airsoft was and confirmed the parts were internal-only and not part of a replica. He still went to check with his superior, since it was a fairly large quantity. The superior gave the green light, but warned me not to do it again, emphasizing that other officers could have refused it entirely. I ended up having to sprint through the airport and barely made my flight. It was a close call as I had 7 minutes to run from Security, through Passport control and to the gate at the furthest end of B Terminal! Key Point: Even if what you’re carrying is legal, that does not mean you have the right to bring it in carry-on. Airport security and airline staff have full discretion to confiscate or deny boarding over any item they find suspicious, even if it’s not prohibited by law. Final Thoughts: I got through this time because I had paperwork, remained polite, and the police officer was informed. But it could have easily gone the other way. TL;DR: Only tried this because I had pre-bought RetroArms parts at a discount, shipped to Spain from Finland and Italy. Packed all internal parts: no replica externals, no magazines. Bag was pulled aside, police were called, and I was let through after a warning. Legal doesn’t mean allowed — security can refuse anything. Wouldn’t try it again — too stressful and risky. If you do intend to try this. Please make sure you heed the above!
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    Hello all. I have this G&G PM5 AEG for sale. It's in excellent condition, full working EBB mechanism. The rifle has barely any scratches or damage whatsoever and it works perfectly. I would be surprised if it has been played in more than a couple of skirmishes. It's completely stock apart from the Deans Battery connectors that I have soldered on. There is no box, and although there is a mag in the photo, the rifle will not come with a mag (Sorry I need them for my other MP5's!), but I am happy to show it firing to the person picking this up. Firing at 320-325FPS. Collection is from my place near London Bridge.

    £110

    Greater London - GB

  8. This advert is COMPLETED!

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    4x G&P 150rd High Precision Midcap AK mags for sale. Great Feeds perfectly only used for a few games. Please check compatibility with your AK before buying. I know these don't fit nicely with LCTs without some aggressiveness or filing. £35 picked up from my place near London Bridge. I may consider posting them, but postage will be £6.

    £35

    Greater London - GB

  9. Dual power spring is an Low Power AEG as in. Plastic gearbox and FPS lower than 200. You need a proper AEG with metal gearbox to go skirmishing. Also the LPAEG will struggle with compatible parts.
  10. So in my example of an ICS SIg 551 MRS where I bought it as New Old Stock and in basic testing I found it to be firing hot, the hop rubber had perished and I had to Model and 3D print in steel a proprietary part. Would this still not be considered "As New"? When selling stuff, you only get a "As New" and "Used" Option. "As new" by dictionary default is not Brand New, but it's closer to "Like New". So no warranty can be implied by "As New".
  11. This advert is COMPLETED!

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    ICS Sig 551 MRS Airsoft Rifle This is a rare discontinued model that’s no longer available. Bought as new old stock from a closed-down airsoft shop. It has never been skirmished and is in excellent condition. The original hop rubber was deformed, so it’s been replaced with a new one. I have rewired this for Deans batteries. Additionally, a brand new spring has been installed. The rifle comes with the full metal MRS rail system (worth around £100 alone), a folding stock, adjustable hop-up, and shoots at a consistent 330 FPS on 0.2g BBs. One of the two original unique retainer pins for the rail was broken from the factory. I had a replacement modelled made from 3D printed steel, which is stronger than the original pin and is now installed. I’ll also include the CAD file for future printing, which I can send via WhatsApp or email. Included in the sale: ICS Sig 551 MRS AEG 1x High Cap mag 1x Mid Cap mag Original ICS speed loader Small bottle of 0.2g BBs CAD file for the pin (sent digitally) Original box (a bit tatty but intact) Price is £175, firm. Collection only in Central London. Message me if interested or if you want more pictures. I am currently away in Spain until Wednesday the 14th Of May.

    £175

    Greater London - GB

  12. But a new one opening at "Somepoint" In Yalding this year. I take that with a pinch of salt, but Invictas Woodland site was pretty good, so it's a shame to hear.
  13. So the gearbox in my E&L AKM is deemed to be defective as the Motor cage wont attach tightly enough in any direction and sounds awful as soon as the pistol grip is attached. Decided to swap in the gearbox in my LCT AMD-65 to the E&L (Whilst swapping the Cylinder to a full type. And going RetroArms/Mosfet for the AMD) RetroArms V3 CNC QSC Gearbox. LCT Magwell Spacer x2 RetroArms CNC Cylinder Head RetroArms CNC Type C Cylinder RetroArms CNC Steel Bearings RetroArms CNC Tappet Plate RetroArms CNC Fire Selector Screw RetroArms CNC Motor Cage RetroArms CNC Nozzle (19.7 and 19.8mm) Perun V3 Optical Perun Clicker XT M105 Spring Solink 12:1 Helical gears SHS Anti Reversal Latch This is paired with an existing T238 Brushless Motor and Prommy 363mm barrel.
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