BigStew

My arp9 is accurate to 50m I.e I'll get a hit if I aim centre mass. I can lob shot 70ish metres but I ain't hitting shit on purpose ( more suppressive fire) I highly recommend the arp9 with a drum mag (so much fun). I would say having back up is never a bad thing. Have you field striped the firehawk ever? You could take the barrel out clean it change hop rubber ( they do have limited life span) see if that improves range, accuracy might give a slight power improvement. Even if it helps I would still get another gun. Then you could start serious upgrades with out the risk of being with out a gun

Rebranded KWA

There are KWA/KSC M11a1 and there is a CO2 GBB and NBB but no idea in manufacturer of them.

From what I can gather RPB is the current real steel manufacturer do you know who the Airsoft manufacturer is and the gun CO2 or green gas?

Lemon ratio for cyma shorties is quite high. Send it back

Anyone want to pay £350 for a shagged VFC MP7? https://prefired.co.uk/ads/boneyard-umarex-vfc-mp7-aeg-v1/

go at your own pace. go light weight with gear and make sure you have good boots with ankle support.

https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/electric-powered/jg-vz61-mosfet-lipo-modded-m80-spring-unique_i31765 and its lost a load of functionality to fit a wood grip

Yeah can you elaborate? Can't find a single mention on any other forum or on Google search.

Add on shipping and it's about £1.70 cheaper than buying new from firesupport

so about £300 over new price https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/electric-powered/ak-m249_i31148

airsofters can't tell distances most guns out the box will barely hit 50 metres out the box and that's a torso hit. TM are well designed, well made with decent performance that you don't need to do anything to. best shooting TM in my book is the M14 but then you have the CYMA which shoots just as well a third the price but much greater risk of lemon/ being hot.

Cybergun just rebrand stuff if it's the aeg it's probably a kings arms Thompson.

bang for your buck a cyma is a really good bet. Every Thompson is a TM clone other than the WE GBBR. i would warn the ergonomics are awful and the real steel guns were design by a big guy for big guys so you might have issues with stock length.

It should be straight forward. Is the barrel able to move freely in the slide when it's off the frame barrel a guide rod would be the most likely culprit. Next make sure the barrel is seated properly before trying to fit it. Also can't see from the pics is the hammer cocked when you try to fit the slide?

Just saying why the op could think it's reasonable. And that pistol prices vary wildly in the UK.

i am sure it is but google search shows 3rd or 4th from the top £129.99 for the gun. 20 each the mags and nuprol holsters range from 15 to 25 depending where you go.

depending where the op bought everything that the package could be £190/200 new but still

Op has the goods do the right thing contact Taiwan gun. Worst case scenario you pay for a gun and Taiwan gun keep posting to UK. Best case Taiwan gun go thanks for letting us know we have already written it off we are all good. Either way morally clear.

have you actually used it yet? airsoft QC is not good, performance of a model can vary wildly from unit to unit. 1st off give the barrel a proper clean. then next game day go to the range with some different weights of good quality bbs and just get set get the hop set with the ammo to get best consistency/accuracy. If you can hit centre mase at 50m you are doing good.

It's not even September yet!

They have not had it in stock for awhile I was looking at least 2 months ago (very annoying they keeps sending me in stock notifications for a BAR that is never in stock). Anyway the add 60 to 80 quid postage and fees and you are back to roughly £350 new.

now this is kidding themselves £195.00 all in for a gun with no mag https://prefired.co.uk/ads/kwa-mp9-2/

I am using mine for a Ruger mini 14 build

where the hell can you get it for £300 new? i paid £350 for mine last month with a discount code in the UK. if you can find the mags in stock they £60 to £80 each. the only way you can get these for below £300 is from Asia then add a £100 for shipping a fees if it makes it.