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Thanks very much for the suggestions. I'll look into them all.

I'm in the same position. Some might say I don't need boots at all since I am only playing CQB indoors. However I still need ankle protection. My right foot and ankle have been weak ever since I had spinal surgery over twenty years ago. What I don't want is boots that that have huge heels, with little flex in the soles, and weigh a ton. I don't care if they wear out quickly. If they are cheap enough, soft enough, and can be bent easily at the sole with your hands, they can be replaced as necessary. So what I am looking for is something that looks like a boot and laces well above the ankle, but isn't really designed for hard conditions - an imitation boot if you like. 😄 Or trainers that run high up the calf. Anybody got any ideas?

Thanks Corky. I made a mistake. I should have said wheel turned as far as it will go to the right is off. Turned as far as it will go to the right is on full. There are no arrows on my hop up.

Thanks for the replies. Fire Support sells the manuals, but they have none in stock for the Hicap 5.1. The hop up adjuster is shaped like the bottom half of a circle. I want to disable it, and then turn it on a little at a time to get the best setting. I guess that with the marker on the wheel completely to the left the hop up is off and that turning it to the right activated the hop. There is no way of seeing from the breech if it is on or off and removing the barrel and hop up unit is a tedious job. Even then I found it hard to see the movement of the hop.

My WE based AW pistol came without an instruction manual and there is nothing online about essential things like hop up operation for example. The hop up mechanism on mine is a semi circle. I assume that the old principle of clockwise for on/more and anticlockwise for off/less operates on all hop ups. Am I wrong to assume that? What about the screw cut arrangements on muzzles. The most common size appears to be 14mm. If a barrel is said to have 14mm reverse thread, does that mean that attachments are screwed on in a clockwise direction? Are not all muzzle threads reverse threaded? Thanks for your help.

I checked the size chart for the Flyye belt and was rather surprised by the latitude in their measurements: Size: S (83cm - 127cm waistline) Size: M (96cm - 134cm waistline) Size: L (104cm - 163cm waistline) Not sure what to make of those numbers. Obviously the molle belt must come with an inner belt and the lengths refer to the inner belt. This doesn't give you any idea of the length of the padded molle section. I prefer the molle sectiont to come right around to the front, not end at the hips on each side. I don't know if you are still about Sacarathe but if you are could you tell me if the Flyye belts have long or short padded molle areas. What size of belt did you get. I had decided on a Condor because their molle section tends to be longer than many of the others. But if the Flyye is also long I might change my mind.

Thanks. Not bad value for a decent product then. Pity only the OD is in stock.

I know this is an old thread but I'd like the ask if the Warrior PLB belt comes with the inner belt included in the £59 price?