heroshark

Not sure but I have a few mk23 ones maybe others.

They made a later version of the Scorpion with an internal tracer. A lot of the spring long guns had battery compartments but they never bothered doing them afaik , they just added weights in them. The LS model kits .

The first thing I would consider is if you want to run a light on it. Has a rail you might as well use it.

I think it takes the dw shells but an easy home brew way to do it is fill the back with epoxy. Drill a small hole and tune it from there.

Why I often wear my dungarees.

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I think what you meant to say was. TM FAMAS am bestest gnu..

A cut down lighter spring would probably do it.

Plenty of 50+ players I know and I intend to myself when I get there. Cqb it's all about always keeping your gun up and slicing the pie right. You'll find videos on that. I always like to take corners low then if I have contact and have to take cover when I try turn it again I'll vary the hight at which I take my shots so the enemy can't hold a point of aim. Once you are out slicing the pie and aiming on an enemy and they have taken cover stay out but change your hight but stay out and aimed where they originally popped out(usually standing) they will more than likely pop out in the same spot and a lot will present you something to shoot before they can even take a shot. Watch your shadows don't show you up, sometimes you will just have to to advance but it's good to be aware of it and ready. If you have a torch or laser only use it when it's essential . If you are sneaking in the pitch black and you really need it put your hand over it and limit the light if you need to see your footing. Move quietly no rattly kit like hicaps. Good face pro. Grenades are very handy.

The S&W m59 and the standard browning hp where. Not quite up to today's standards though ☺️. https://youtu.be/cI2Qsm0oayE

Still in production till the early 2000s. I have one it's a pretty good shooter.

Someone shared this on my springer page. Thought some of you may like to see it. I want a fortune teller.

Exactly that. I think it's an abbey product. To elaborate nbb guns will run on any green or lower power gasses designed for the more delicate pistols. Higher pressure gas/winter gas will probably work too if you wanted but in the warm may cause light striking with some models. This is when the pressure is too high for the hammer to open the valve.

Good point forgot that was a thing.

May be something like map gas they add to up the pressure. Most recently I use the silicon free puff Dino power up gas in the cold and it serves me well.

I never found the red useful . If I had something that was lackluster on green I go straight to black gas. Is quite rubbish that with that little bolt on the aap is not more efficient/weather proof.

Any gas will be fine just buy whatever you can get for the best price.

Have you done the sacrifice with the herbs and incantations.

Some shady guy.

Few pics from last sunday at Camp Sparta.

If I'm not making mask I always recommend the smaller one tigris. The length of the standard over shoot most people's chin which is annoying when you look down and it hits your chest pushing the mask up into the goggles. https://www.instagram.com/p/CXvl-E9Ir7N/?utm_medium=copy_link I also find the China masks are not a not a great shape but you can improve on it I start by flattering it then reshape. https://www.instagram.com/tv/CQgvp7gqIlt/?utm_medium=copy_link

What sort of range? The aap is blowback btw. If you are not shooting far something like the HFC USP nbb is perfectly usable and cheap.

I have a msh with a loop you can have it think it's off a we.