Rogerborg

Have a look on YouTube (for why you want one) and then eBay (for buying one) for "airsoft delayer chip".

A 10 round shot-shell holder, since I'm all about the pump action at the moment. To be honest, I only bought it because the colour matches my outfit. As per this Evike review, the shells are a very tight fit and don't want to feed down freely. As much as I enjoy fettling things, it might be nice to get a piece of airsoft kit that actually works as described out of the box without modification.

An Eagle 6 M80 spring and Laylax metal bushings for my AEP. That was pretty nerve wracking getting it all back together, but it's pewing OK on a 7.4V lipo and sounds fairly snappy (hopefully not the gearbox). Notionally that'll be 260fps, which ought to give the chrono chaps a surprise.

07:33 email: " The product you are interested in is available again in gunfire.com. When visiting us you requested a one-time notification if this product is available again. We have good news for you as you can order it now. Hurry up before it disappears from our offer. " 09:27: sold out. Well, I guess they weren't kidding about hurrying.

Please don't be so reasonable and adult in a thread about childish mockery.

I bestow a "Haha" rating on their adverts. That, and the rest. I'm not putting time into trying to reason with someone who's displayed unreasonable behaviour. All it's likely to result in is an edit to shriek "NO MOAR TIEM WASTARS!!!!"

A £520 readily available gun which apparently still needed a £335 kit thrown at it (complete with a spring that puts it over 500fps, but it's £335 worth of art, not science). Add in three £18.50 magazines, maybe £15 of rubber and nub, and a £33 suppressor. Now, you or I might make that £958, but the seller reckons they spent over a grand, or maybe £1300 (£1000 before the £335 kit?), it's not really clear. Anyway, they'll do you a favour and let it go for a very fair £940. With a whopping £18 saving (less postage) over the price of a brand new warranted gun with the same spec, you'd better hurry and snap it up before someone else does.

For when you're mostly dead, and all dead?

Fair play, that doesn't look half bad at all. I give up though, where does the battery go?

All of their alternative URLs (gun-fire.co.uk, gun-fire.com, gunfire.pl) now redirect to gunfire.com. Their SSL certificate is only good for gunfire.com and Chrome now (correctly) kvetches if the certificate doesn't match the domain. My account is OK, I can't speak to yours. The site is treacle slow of an evening, and their stock is all over the place. Only 4 out of 14 AEPs are in stock, 18 out of 51 SMGs. When they finally restocked extended AEP mags, they sold out within a couple of hours. I've set up a whole bunch of restock alerts, but the chances of them having enough of what I want in all at the same time to justify the postage cost seems fairly low. Sad times.

It's a reasonable thing to try and do, and he does at least say at the end that he might split. Waal, thaars yar problem. If you want someone to buy everything you've got (and which you don't want), it's got to be cheap enough that they can be confident of selling on excess items for at least a break-even after their own postage and time is taken into account. A bundle of generic meh with a big ticket on it, I don't see that shifting. Sads again. ?

Nooooo! The 1873? I was so looking forward to getting my hands on your petite butt. ? To be honest, I'd request and require a refund ASAP rather than hoping that their 2-3 weeks has any basis in reality. I'd imagine that it'll restock everywhere at more or less at the same time, and I'd rather give my money to someone who hasn't just messed me around.

Some exaggeration for effect may be in order. I'm not angry with him, just disappointed that he's going to be disappointed. Guns sitting around unused give me a sad.

Asking £175 for a gun that can be had for £139 brand new, plus some budget add ons. But, but, it's only been used once, so it's practically a new gun. Just without any warranty. At least you can put that Explodocharger and batteries in the bag before you bin them.

Or who won't just post you out someone else's sloppy seconds.

Only priests' socks are really black. Those pouches are just very, very, very, very, dark olive.

I don't see colour, it's purely a social construct. ?️

Whomever it is claims to live here: Obvious troll is obvious, banhammer needs to swing.

I'd guess someone who's been told "You can post pictures of a RIF, but you can't write any words about it" on Facebook. Or just a lazy muppet.

Has nobody sat you down and had The Talk with you about Airsoft Physics, and how it's way betterer than boring old 'real' physics? Never not funny. It does at least clue you in that you'd be wasting your time making a realistic offer.

If you had a defence at the time when you did it (i.e. airsoft skirmishing) then you're good. If not, you can't undo the heinous crime, although you can hide the evidence. That's perverting the course of justice though, a far more serious offence. If that sound like a silly argument, well, it's a damn silly bit of legislation, and not something that you should lose any sleep over. It's legal now. There's no offence of owning a RIF. Possession in public is an offence whether it's a RIF or an IF, with the same reasonable excuse - being on the way to or from an airsoft skirmish.

Scuffed 5.1 Hi-Capa with no mags. If it could shoot, it would shoot at 320fps though. A steal at just £200. Hurry, hurry, he's only been trying to flog it since March, it could go at any second. (Or, buy one brand new for £128)

Then you've already committed the offence. Nobody will ever know or care, if you use the RIF sensibly. If you don't use it sensibly, then you'll have bigger problems than the technical offence of modifying it into a RIF.

I'd say two-thirds of the cheapest current retail price, including from TaiwanGun / GunFire. I mention this because I can only assume that some of these comedy ads are from people who didn't bother to shop around, and who don't think anybody else will either. It's funny, but also a little sad that folk are apparently paying way over the odds for cheap guns. Rip Off Britain writ large.