Slamz

Yea I think it's a Cyma, someone's brought it up in the comments and the op has locked it to commenting lol

Continuing the cheeki breeki theme

£350 for something you can buy for £290 brand new

You can fire them here too. It's more the 'basically the real thing' remark people are laughing at.

Your positive review caused this

For the motherland

Could be raffling a gun or something, seems to be the in thing lately, and 'buy this little thing and get a free entry' seems to be a legal loophole

Currently rolling about in an Audi A4 Avant, also have a Clio Sport 182 that I bought for cheap track fun Used to own this, Nissan 200sx s14a, Fully forged SR20, every suspension upgrade you can think of, Nismo diff, fully caged, Genuine Origin Labo aero, Work wheels, big brakes etc. Unfortunately some tosser wrote it off before it made it to paint

Where did you get this from? Seems to be out of stock in a lot of places

Because everyone needs a bullpup.

Ah they've got AUG's on offer today, why have you done this to me!

You'll probably find if you end up causing enough of an issue that the police are involved (i.e you hold up the local Lidl) you'll get fucked with the full force of the Firearms act and they'll try and pin a section 5 offence on you (and rightly so) which doesn't really help my 'toy' case, but that's just due to the way that they look and the fear they'll cause your nan. Deal.

You finding a manufacturer/supplier with a 'not a toy' warning doesn't make them not a toy in the eyes of the law. They shoot little bits of plastic, they also can be two toned so you don't even need a defence to buy one! The only thing that falls under 'the eyes of the law' is the fact SOME look like realistic firearms, and that's just to do with the way they look, not the fact they shoot little bits of plastic. Are you just trying to deny them being toys to make it seem like you don't run about in the woods of a weekend shooting toy guns at people? ??

This is a joke right? Airsoft guns are toys and always have been, I remember being able to buy pistols in newsagents! When I wanted to buy my first 'proper' airsoft gun it annoyed me that I could buy a legitimate firearm easier than a toy that shoots plastic BB's, but I understand why UKARA was implemented (although as a reenactor I didn't need it). Still find it a bit stupid though. Playing devil's advocate, my argument to that would be that a large part of getting a FAC/SGC/Explosives is down to judge of character. You need references (as I'm sure you know) and to also pass the 'attitude test' with a Firearms Officer. You don't need to use a RIF at an insured event to own or buy one, so it's a null point in my opinion.

I didn't mean it as a bad thing, wanted one for an while! I shall, the ROF is pretty mental, it'll be like a mini lmg with the drug mag