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The mag is most defiantely not a tm as the feed lips are solid part of the mag and not a plastic insert, also on the sale post you can see the rear valve which looks like a western arms mag.

Pretty sure going by the mag and the picture of the gun that the beretta might be western arms or other make but defiantely not a tm

I`ve never been charged extra sending parcels from northern ireland to mainland uk with either royal mail or parcelforce. Parcel force 48hr is the same roughly £10 to £15 depending on size and weight and royal mail small parcel tracked 48 is the standard online £3.45 price from ni to mainland uk.

The point i was making is parcelforce and royal mail don`t charge more for mainland uk to northern ireland than mainland uk to mainland uk.

Other couriers might charge more but parcelforce and royal mail charge the same from Uk to Northern ireland as uk to uk.

I sent another email to pyramex asking about the ASTM F2879-19 which is listed on the i-force as specific for airsoft. The report tests for this by a lab was done with 0.2g bbs at 175m/s for a lens retention test and 0.25g at 177m/s for a high impact test. The results showed that 5 samples passed all the tests for the impact test in -12, 23 and 37 degrees celsius tests with both the temples and straps. One sample failed the lens retention test with the temples when cold stressed at -12 degrees celsius but passed with the straps. Two other samples passes the lens retention tests at 25degrees and 37 degrees celsius with both the temples and strap tests.

I sent an email to pyramex who stated that the mil specs is only a partial test but stated the following The I-Force passes MIL-PRF-32432-A Class 1 impact clause with a 0.15 caliber, 5.85 grain T37 shaped projectile at 700-725 ft/sec.

My standard tm mp7 will fire over 1j with 0.28g on any green gas or abbey ultra, i have even had it fire over 1j on abbey 144a on hot days. Cutting down the rocket valve spring will lower the fps, there is a older post on these forums in the gas guns section called tm mp7 maintenance and tinkering which has a link on the 2nd page to springs you can buy on amazon that will fit the rocket valve rather than cutting down the orginal spring.

The Bolle trackers the lenses are rated EN166B so some glasses must be capable of receiving a higher rating. I am more curious as to how they passed the ballistic MIL-PRF-32432 High Velocity Impact standards which from what i`ve seen should be a higher rating than the EN166B but still only have the EN166F on the lenses. Although i am going on random internet calculations so perhaps they are wrong but i have seen it written that the MIL-PRF-32432 would be a rating of around 7J for glasses and 15J for googles and the EN166B is around 6J.

Looking at the pyramex i Force Goggles specs they state they pass ballistic MIL-PRF-32432 High Velocity Impact standards but the ESB7010SDT models only have an en166 f rating on both the lenses and the strap which is a low impact rating of 45m/s for a 0.86g ball or slightly less than 1J from what i`ve seen. So how can it have both, i would assume if it passes the MIL-PRF-32432 should it not have a higher rating than the En166f? It might have to do with how the strap and arms clip onto the googles lowers the rating as its not fixed but the bolle trackers lenses are rated en166B while the arms are rated en166F. The us model SB7010SDT does state it has the P Z87+ rating on the lenses and temple so are they the same as the uk models or different?

But the one question people have been asking was why hpa but not gbb which he finally answered a couple posts ago that everything other than aeg is 300fps which does contradict one of his first posts that aeg and gbb were both 350fps.

Yeah maybe answer the question in the first place rather than avoiding answering the multiple people who asked why hpa and not gbb for several pages and then suddenly state that everything other the aeg is 300fps, since earlier in the thread you distinctly stated aeg and gbb is 350fps and only hpa is 300fps. Also in summer alot of pistols are going to be over 300fps if used on green gas, do you test pistols and make them use abbey ultra and 144a in summer? Lastly by your responces you seem to think there are alot of people on this thread on your side, maybe you should take a quick look back through the thread and realise that is just not the case and maybe your shitty attitude is the reason why.

So you think you would be fine waving about an if at your local post office?

I am pretty sure in n. ireland you are legally required to fill out a form with the police to buy any pyros or explosives/fireworks and explain the purpose you are buying them for, the reason why you can buy pyros while playing on an airsoft site but are not legally allowed to remove them from the airsoft site. You might want to check into the NI laws before trying to purchase. Below is the page regarding fireworks and the form you would have to fill out to apply for a license to purchase in northern ireland. I assume this would also include primers but you could check with Ni airsoft shops or even maybe airsoft sites as they may better know the in and outs of the law. https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/fireworks

Maybe you can post the actual section that you think tells you it is ok to send co2 capsules, because you seem to be the only one who can see it.