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See some of the SE Tour Reviews in the Skirmish Review section of the forum. Many of those sites are public transportable from London if you don't mind getting up early. Note: Bunker 51 is the only site near central London. There are only 4 sites within the M25 and one of them you can't reach without a car as it's in Abridge. (The other two are Red 1 Chislehurst and D&A Dropzone which are both out Kent way both are small woodland sites)

These are double stack 1911 mags. But upper part of the pistol is Hicapa. So your gas capacity isn't going to be great. This will work much better with warm mags.

If you experience MidCap syndrome where it struggles to feed the first few rounds when the mag is completely full, then cut them down. If not then leave as is.

You will be well above the full auto limit with a 130 spring. Go with a m110. (And hope its not above the limit.)

My AA 1911 with slim mags does not operate well enough even inside a house if its 15 degrees or so. I need to have the mags in my pocket for a little while to warm up to get through a whole mag. 1911's apart from TM's are a real struggle to operate in the winter.

Unless you convert the rifle to single shot only before installing the heavier spring, Then you will essentially have a section 5 firearm which is illegal.

The other option is the SRC Mp5 (The more expensive one) These have true stamped steel receivers. Basic internals. But ripe for upgrading. I think it's a more accurate copy of the real thing then the ICS version. They also have the SD flavours. I wouldn't mind the ICS CES-P if it was the MP5SD5 version.

I agree with this. PDRC'S are rare,very desirable to bullpup lovers and weren't particularly cheap when new. There are no others for sale. Why not try a higher price and see what happens?

Pretty rare, but not valuable is about right. I think you would be lucky to get 200 for that though.

I am unsure about Warfets specifically, but when a gun starts firing full auto without pulling the trigger, its usually a sign that the mosfet itself is borked. It's happened to me a couple of times.

The Area EFCS is a beefy looking mosfet with decent components, poorly designed and made. I am not surprised it drained the battery!

Does the rifle has a mosfet? Some of them can drain batteries quite easily when not in use.

Depends, was it connected to a smart charger with an auto cutoff? The gun itself? A dumb charger?

Nope. I sold off most of my collection last year and happy with what I have left 🙂

I wrap them up with something like PTFE Tape. Enough to bunch the tape up when you slam the pin in, so there is enough pressure to stop it from falling out. My old Ares OTTO Repa's pins were very loose and this solved it.

Bought me some lovely Polish Maskpol MAPA whilst I was in Gdansk. Good quality kit, though the boonie hat is too small, need to source a large one!

2022 was a massive transition for me in my Personal life as well as my Airsoft life, which began with a massive slimming down of the rifle collection and augmentation of the clothing... Gone are all of my Russian kit as I cannot bring myself to wear it (The Gorka 1 being the exception as can be used for other loadouts). I have travelled to France, Poland and Hungary last year to get some of this kit. (Considering I am an awkward size, it was important to do this!). I lost a lot of weight this year (16 stone 8 to just a tad under 15 stone). So I swim in much of the F2 French Kit I bought last year, so much so that I had to go back to Paris to get replacements and ended up with superior but heavier T3/T4. I still need a nice green Chest Rig/Molle Vest, Maskpol MAPA Boonie in Large and T3/4 French CCE Shirt. My favourite kit is the latest, which is the MAPA as it's such a good looking kit. But I am most proud of the Hungarian kit, considering how impossible it is to get decent condition garments in the UK especially in my size. A trip to Budapest was mandatory. This year is the year of DNC. I want to replace my existing kit with some more substantial Helikon-Tex replacements. From left to right: Pentagon Aspis Vest in Black. OPS Minimo Chest Rig in Coyote. PMC loadout: Invader Gear Blue Tartan UBACS Invader Gear Revenger Grey Pants DNC Loadout: Parachute German style Windbreaker Original DNC Trousers. Afghan Loadout: Gorka 1 Polish Loadout: Maskpol MAPA UBACS Maskpol MAPA Pants Maskpol Head cover Italian Loadout: Invader Gear Vegetato Revenger Shirt Invader Gear Vegetato Predator Pants Invader Gear Vegetato Boonie Hat Hungarian Loadout: Genuine Hungarian 4 Colour Shirt Genuine Hungarian 4 Colour Pants Genuine Hungarian 4 Colour Boonie hat. French STUFF: Daguet T3/T4 Pants and Shirt Daguet F2 Pants and Shirt Daguet F2 Ubacs Daguet Flak Jacket CCE Flak Jacket CCE T4 Pants CCE F2 Jacket and Pants.

So I have a PX4. I love the ergonomics, the additional back straps to fit to your hand. (Though the larger must be made for Giants and I am not a tiny guy). Shoots lasers, Trigger is nice for a double action. Rotating barrel is nifty and gives you the ability to adjust the hop without taking the slide off. Trigger springs are the main wear point on the PX4. I don't think the HK45 has any specific weakness. If you want a fairly unique pistol, I'd say the PX4 is a good choice. Better then let's say an FN57 which needed a fair bit of fettling.

What is the financial compensation for this? You are not just asking for people to create content for free right?