BigStew

Is there enough parts to makes to make a rif externally? If that's the case I would ask the seller to put your UKARA number on the outside of parcel.

They only care about the Japanese market.

Inventive I suppose. As a south paw I hate it on principle but my profesional engineer side is going god damn that's stupid.

is it actually a new manufacture or just a rebranded WE or VFC?

How are you supposed to get the mag that's not enough room especially for the 90rder

Used them before. Relatively quick delivery.

Have you got the room to store them where they are dry and not going to get chewed? If so keep them.

Still saying pre order

No i have not. They are fully rated and use to get them through work and they stop concrete debris.

I wear bollie raiders they are £13 pair from tool station. I always have at least 2 pairs with me. Even if I replaced them every game day (I don't) I would still spend more on BBs in a year than on eye pro.

Pretty much yes.

Personally I would never buy used eye pro. Can you confirm they have never taken a hit?

it's got a new hop unit it loads 8 BBs at a time.

No guarantee it will be an easy fit. Also a heads up in airsoft CNC'd can mean machines from a block of what ever metal or in can just mean cast alloy with a machined finish best to check. Majority will get the latter.

Import taxes and fees have nothing to do with the retailer. You are legally obligated to pay them if the the item you are importing is over a certain value. Some retailers under value the item and some time you get away with out charges and some times you don't and if who ever does the inspection could hold it up for weeks/months or have it destroyed. If you import something just budget for import fees and don't even attempt to import if you don't have a live UKARA no number.

In theory yes however unless it's very much in demand just like high end cars expensive airsoft tends to depriate more than cheaper stuff. If you are going to spend that sort of money what's the difference to spend a few extra hundred to get brand new? Especially as you have customized it so you need a buyer who wants it and is willing to spend that kind of money. If you haven't sold the original furniture you would be better off putting the gun back to externally stock and sell off the parts.

The Depot at port Glasgow has started some sort of target shooting day maybe worth looking into. Can't say for other sites but I know Section 8 the min age is 12 and the minor player must always be with in sight of their guardian and a full face mask is mandatory. With contacting site you will be better off emailing most airsoft sites are run as part time gigs and are generally one man shows.

So for the price of a new one buy a broken gun in bits

That's part of all Airsoft I am talking about the posts I have no initiative or deductive reasoning so not prepared to spend 5 mins to figure it out and couldn't even figure out how to do a Google search for the answer so spoon feed me how to undo a hex head screw.

What Reddit you on most of the airsoft reddits the majority of posters couldn't find their arse with both hands.

I thought the whole thing is Japan doesn't have copyright laws they way the west does and that have about half the reason they don't bother with international markets.

Looks like it. Though I am sure I got one of those cases for £90ish.

Personal experience the CA has nicer externals put I have had several H&K CA that have sheared at the barrel/gas tube end of the receiver. I honestly think the TM is more robust and cheaper to replace receivers if they break. I also find the hop adjust awkward on the K and if you want a lightweight compact AEG I would take a P90 over an MP5K

It does seem.odd to be exclusive to one brand. Only thing I can think off is they have a very good deal with a whole seller and intend to be an unofficial TM dealer/wholesaler to all of UK maybe. Agreed TM isn't immune to design flaws and duds but there failure rate is significantly lower than any other manufacturer. CYMA is the biggest manufacturer on the planet but even their high end stuff has high failure rates just look at the retailer boneyards.

True but more profit and much less returns. There are a lot of brands retailers have stopped stocking as the failure rates and warranty repairs/refunds are killing any profit. I would make a bet that there is good money in pistols and accessories.