Rogerborg

Can be fun on any day, really. Last Sunday I was loaning gear out and for a couple of games, just ran my MP5K with a couple of mags taped together, no vest, no belt, nothing, and had a blast.

ARP-9 + https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/big-dragon-air-force-style-suppressor-long-196mm-x-35mm-black I'm not trying to rain on your parade, it's just that it's a lot to drop on a hobby during the honeymoon period while you're still on the adrenaline rush. The classifieds are full of "barely used, leaving hobby" regret purchases. Now back to the scheduled toy gun porn.

https://www.ak2m4.co.uk/internal-parts/hop-up-chambers/zci-prowin-style-hopup-chamber-plastic-m4 + https://www.ak2m4.co.uk/internal-parts/hop-up-buckings-nubs/maple-leaf-macaron-50-aeg or https://www.ak2m4.co.uk/internal-parts/hop-up-buckings-nubs/laylax-prometheus-bucking-purple + https://www.ak2m4.co.uk/internal-parts/inner-barrels/zci-inner-barrel-275mm (in the appropriate length) Put all those in and ... Well, that, pretty much. A fraction of a mm mis-match in sizes and you're looking at anything from mis-feeding to a poor air seal. My M4 currently has both. What I would suggest is that you upgrade the hop unit, rubber and barrel as a unit, and keep your stock combination aside and completely untouched. If you end up with a total lemon, it only takes a few seconds to swap the original back into an M4.

Well, all swallows are birds, but not all birds swallow.

I enjoyed it because...

"Suggested Battery Voltage 7.4v" Another of those super robust high end upgraded steel geared / racked guns that isn't warranted to run on 11.1V. <eye-roll.gif>

It's so great to see teenage girls getting into airsoft.

Heh, yes, that was painfully obvious. I got irked by them not picking up and carrying Blunt Objects, or toting any food or survival gear around as well. But it's not Walking Dead, they chose to go a different way, and I found it quite the palate cleanser.

I didn't have high hopes for this, but it surprised me. The premise is simple enough: a group of survivors trying to get to a stadium during a zombie outbreak. Fast, instant zombies, 28 Days Later / World War Z style. But credit where it's due, they do a damn good job of it. It's done almost entirely as long continuous shot run-hide-survive action scenes with minimal talky exposition and some real tension because they make it very clear early on that any of the cast can check out at any time, abruptly and without warning. Granted, the budget isn't quite there to do the job that they really wanted to do: they spend quite a bit of time running around the block in the same suburban neighbourhood. But the commitment is strong and there are a few genuinely shocking and affecting dramatic moments. It goes a little gun-porn toward the end, and I got quite annoyed by the "high cap" magazines and endless reloads pulled out of nowhere. That's a minor moan though. At only 8 jam packed episodes, I think it's well worth the time.

You can't really balance charge either of those. The cells are simply wired in series, with no balance leads. I'd stick with using the (doubtless) dumb chargers that came with them, and charging them for no more than a couple of hours at a time, while you save up for lipo replacements, and an iMax B6 smart charger. The best thing you can do for your electric pistol is to wire it for a lipo. It improves trigger response and ROF significantly. These 300mAh 7.4V ones should fit. They come with a JST connector as standard, or you could replace that with a mini-Deans. Either way, wire the pistol to suit. It really is as simple as soldering two wires from a matching connector onto the existing terminals that the stock battery connector is wired to. If you don't fancy doing that, there are drop in lipo replacements for the standard battery available, but they run more expensive.

I'd love to use the "I'm a Gunsmith's servant" defence today.

In sections 36 and 37 “realistic imitation firearm” means an imitation firearm which— (a) has an appearance that is so realistic as to make it indistinguishable, for all practical purposes, from a real firearm “real firearm” means— (a) a firearm of an actual make or model of modern firearm (whether existing or discontinued); or (b) something falling within a description which could be used for identifying, by reference to their appearance, the firearms falling within a category of actual modern firearms “modern firearm” means any firearm other than one the appearance of which would tend to identify it as having a design and mechanism of a sort first dating from before the year 1870. tl;dr version, it doesn't need a defence.

... live in Monaco. It's not like Companies House checks. Well, congratulations on his move from Waltham Cross, I guess. https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/08780522/officers

I keep a pornhub tab open that I can switch to if the wife walks in and catches me on an airsoft site.