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This image has been pasted around some social media for a bit.

I know that Wolf do, but only the ones stated the legislation already pointed out. Not sure about the others.

Practically GCHQ Bude. I hiked through that area last year.

The big three of FS, Wolf Armouries and ZeroOne did. FS I think have the database.

Retailers don't create the law and are certainly not above the law. Just because they regularly flout the law, doesn't make it right. Only takes one noticeable incident to screw it up for everyone.

I hope it's a full episode with Airsoft and not just a quick snippet and the subject is something else entirely.

Posiedon Raisen Kit, bought this partially assembled a few years ago. Pretty rare, as featured in Gadget Trial anime style video game released to the Japanese market. I bought this with the required TM M16A1 style receiver and pistol grip. Previous owner had assembled the kits pistol grip (hence the glue marks), I decided to put it back to its constituent parts and store it. Includes a hop unit, barrel and outer barrel which has been modified to fit the kit. There are no missing parts in the Poseidon Kit itself. There a couple of minor cracks on the kit pistol grip, the bodykit has rub marks. It will require someone who is technicaly minded to assemble. No idea what to ask on this one due to it's rarity and condition. What do you reckon? More info can be found here. http://www.poseidon.co.jp/2F/raisen/rai_1.html

This question gets asked alot. Many people ignore the advice given and go ahead and buy the cheap kit. You would need to flood the area with IR for any cheap night vision kit to work, which basically makes you a massive target for anyone else using night vision. Even with a flood of IR you still probably couldn't see anyone anyway due to the terrible resolution and fish eye lensing. Most people who go the cheap route end up selling their night vision equipment at a massive loss after the first attempt at using it in game. Save your money and buy something else with it, or keep saving, you need to spend at least 1k+ to make it worth your while. So to reiterate, you are very very unlikely to have a good experience with anything less then Gen2 equipment. With cheap kit you make yourself a massive target at distance and you still wouldn't be able to see anything substantial beyond a few meters.

Hello all. Seriously considering in a pistol only CQB setup and really like the look of these. However I haven't found anyone with any long term opinions on it. I also cant seem to find any specific replacement parts or upgrades for it, which would be essential for me owning it. Are the internals the same as used in it's smaller siblings? Any help would be great! Cheers.

Well I haven't used it in two years! It performed "ok" before the issues. My HiCappas are better. Using a polymer retention holster has given the plastic slide some rash so it definitely looks plastic. I used it at a skirmish on Sunday and seemed perfectly fine to me.

Makes me think they mean the entire tracer functionality, not just the external flash LEDs. Which is what I want!

I am perfectly fine being just an over opinionated standard member

It has only just shipped from Asia. I doubt you can switch off. I will probably just cut the traces to the LEDs that make this happen. I have a standard Xcortech X301 which is auto off/on and battery life is fine.

Sounds like he just cut down the existing spring as a short spring creates that twang.

I was also considering running for the East/South East/London position after speaking to David for a while. However reading through the rep spec I couldn't deal with the potential public speaking bit. So good luck! Also considered Press Officer, but my Grammar isn't all that.

Outdoor and Tactical. Which is probably AK2M4s closest rival in terms of products and price.

5KU PBS-1 Silencer with Spitfire Tracer (Will probably disable the muzzle flash feature) 8x PTS EPM Mags 3x Lonex AK Flash Mags

I attended the UKAPU AGM and Management meeting on Thursday night. We are going to be forming a National Governing Body (Not a Sporting Governing body, at the moment anyway). A statement of intent should be made public in March. It is the opinion of UKAPU Leadership that they have practically no reasons not to at least attempt it. We have pretty much all of the documents required for us to seem at least legitimate. We also hit the 3500~ Members mark this year.

I finally fixed this! The hop arm was too sharp and it carved out a channel on the plastic wheel adjuster. I bought a replacement Maple Leaf wheel, but the channel is too wide to bring the arm down to hop enough. I purchased a new replacement stock TM M9 arm and two new wheels, lubed them up and installed. I am now hopping .28's easily. I may need to do some adjustment to the arm to get it firing completely straight, but otherwise all looks good!

Airsoft Cardiff at it again. The organisers are incredibly tone deaf and insensitive as hell. That was proven BEFORE today. But now? Morons.

Hey all. Looking for some help. My JLS RX4 is back from the tech and is performing extremely well. However I just realised that not only does it have a positive thread. It's also not 14mm thread. I cant squeeze on my 14mm+ to 14mm- adapter to use a tracer or silencer. The barrel thread is ever so slightly bigger and only the flash hider that came with it fits. It could be a different thread pitch, but I cant get accurate enough measurements with my calliper's. I took my Tavors plastic flash hider and tried putting it on the RX4. it went on, but got a little tight, damaged the thread a tad, Tried RX4 flash hider on Tavor. Went on fine. So I reckon the threads on the barrel are a little messed up. Are there any risk free and relatively tool free ways I can get around this? I was thinking a sacrificial plastic +- 14mm thread adapter that I can screw on and off when needed (And hope it doesn't break). I am finding it hard to find something made out of plastic which isn't expensively 3D printed. Or if someone can recommend a relatively loose threaded metal adapter? I could try and recut with a M14x1 Die and chase the threads down, but I do risk ruining it and I have never done it before. What do you guys reckon?