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Adolf Hamster

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  1. think it's less having the right idea, as more adapting to the requirements/limitations of the platform. standard m4 ergonomics make a lot more sense when you need things like the buffer tube and gas tube for the gun to work and recoil is a thing.
  2. four thought? i can barely manage one thought at a time....
  3. LEVEL UP YEAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

     

    although not sure how happy i am being a collaborator. makes me sound like i'm french.

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    2. Sneaky

      Sneaky

      Are there prizes? ?

    3. strykerles

      strykerles

      Oui Oui Mein Herr

    4. Lozart

      Lozart

      You crazy kids and your fancy badges.

       

      Badges? We Don't need no stinkin' Badges. - Jose Badges | Meme Generator

  4. if you're meaning the bizon then that looks like an amazon special red dot on your generic ak siderail. something like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/JASHKE-1x30mm-Holographic-Picatinny-Hunting/dp/B081CS6SDC/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=1x30+red+dot&qid=1628037398&sr=8-7
  5. damn as a note for any new players- we get that 2-tone is a necessary evil and most of the time nobody is gonna judge you for it. unless you do it to something nice then all bets are off.
  6. I'm a sucker for blued steel, and i like the feel of a gun with a bit of heft to it. That's pretty much it, i think alloy on an ak is too reminiscent of the old jg/cyma rentals which whilst i wont deny are good shooters for the cash they dont age all that well.
  7. Its a tricky one, the we (and now tm) ones seem better designs out of the box (granted the we is spoiled by poor materials) with the full stroke dead mans click. But then folks buying a high end ak are kinda gonna want steel. I suppose if it gets the popularity the mws did then aftermarket recievers are a possibility. Certainly its a deal breaker for me, even on a 74
  8. This is a fair point, i'm assuming if its not rs fitment it wont be long before aftermarket wood is available. Hence asking about the reciever, the one part thats gonna be hardest to change.
  9. pretty much any aeg is possible to hpa, the question is how difficult it'll be to acheive. a standard cylinder drop-in like the f2 would be the obvious choice, it'll come with either a v2 or v3 triggerboard but if the gun is doing something weird you can use a plugboard and wire in to the original trigger contacts. the only other area will be nozzle length. you can either find one for a gun with a similar length, get a longer nozzle and machine it down yourself, or send the measurements to polarstar who can make custom nozzles to order. there may be some fettling required- filing off stuff on the inside if it's catching on the gearbox, drilling holes for airline/cable routing etc. i still hold the f2 is the best all-rounder engine on the market currently in terms of offering the level of tunability you'd want from the likes of a fusion engine, with the flexibility to be dropped into a much wider array of guns.
  10. guess the all important question is what's the reciever made of? i for one would find anything less than blued steel on such a gun a bit of a deal breaker
  11. even better if you stick them in the branches of trees so they wave around a bit. the streams of tracers and the cries of constarnation are very enjoyable.
  12. think that was @gasman? dont recall him testing bio's specifically. regardless: is the truth that should be adhered to.
  13. holy bore offset batman j/k i run russian optics, i know both sides of the argument
  14. YEEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHH

     

    level up :P

     

    yes i will keep doing this.....

    1. Misery

      Misery

      leveled up myself now apprentice XD

       

  15. not personally (discounting the pilfering of kit by squadmates done in the name of humour and always returned), however i have heard of stuff getting pinched, including a double barreled 1911..... its surprising to me it doesn't happen more often given people just leaving their kit strewn out across the safe sone, rifles, pistols etc. personally if it's not on me it stays locked in the boot of the car. i do recall one day stumbling across a gas vector mag just lying inside a building, normally i would ignore such things but in that instance i figured "if i pick it up at least i know a theiving bugger hasn't", you've never seen such a look of relief when it was re-united with its owner.
  16. shots fired! don't worry, he's got a gbbr he's almost out of ammo already.......
  17. only the first? cmon, be honest
  18. YEAAAAAAAHHH!!!!

     

    level up :P

  19. yay, forum not broken no more!

    1. Shamal

      Shamal

      It was just resting ?

  20. Q: What length barrel is that? A: yes
  21. my retinas!

    1. proffrink
    2. Adolf Hamster

      Adolf Hamster

      yeah but not indoors, when i'm not airsofting.....

    3. Rogerborg
  22. could just be ambient temperature is pushing it over the edge? never had a mosfet overheat (that wasn't the result of generalised stupidity ie an asg 40k on 11.1v) but then anything double digits is considered decent weather here.
  23. how hot did it get in the afternoon? we managed 26° yesterday which was blistering by our standards
  24. never took a video, but we're talking the same, if not even more dramatic, as the mk23. for example a few years back i lent one of my guns to a co-worker for a game (e&l aksu with polarstar f2 and a massive dtk4 suppressor with foamy bits) at one point i happened to glance over and see him, maybe 5m away open sight lines (ie nothing to block the sound between us) and the only way i knew he was firing was i could see his finger pulling the trigger.
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