heroshark

Aye it's good. Prefer the ergonomics of the bodyguard. Always carry the BG but still not actually use it in a game. End of the day it's small and has one of the nicer nbb da only triggers but when you have more useful things on you don't tend to use it. I should make a concerted effort to duel my Ruger and BG one day. The mk23 is my main gun along side one or two TM gbbs. Mk for range/accurate shots and the gbb for closer intense stuff.

Mk23 is pretty much the best nbb system out there. Most others are relics or just crap.

Well, fairly terrible tbh especially double action. It's best on 0.28 when it wants to shoot straight for about 15 . Over hop and under hopping, left and right. Power is low and inconsistent. But it looks cool it's pretty sweet to about 10m and that's enough for me.

Think I'm done with this. Hfc m10 modded into a kind of concept old west double action.

They just come with a standard nozzle. The thin ones are cheap enough though. I found it varies on the colour but they are matte enough for my liking.

Be wary some of the colours are a bit weird like the khaki if you want a proper khaki the Halfords is nice. The molotow is a bit bright and yellowy. It's ok used limitedly. All the coffee colours are good . Evil olive is a good dark green .

Molotow paints are good.

Bizarre necropost of the year goes to...

Ooh, can you make my website #1 on search engines? 😁

Air what? I just voted for the most regular public site I play at which seems fair/logical. I've probably had some more enjoyable days elsewhere but they've just been one off days or specific events rather than regular game days.

Heavy ammo will help. Airsoft revolvers are usually more accurate single action too due to the length of the trigger pull and fractional inconsistencies in cylinder positioning/timing when used double action. Trick is to epoxy up the hole in the back of the shell and drill a smaller hole.

I just ended up making my own in the end. But I use a light and suppressor. My issue is I do a lot of crawling around and the DTD doesn't offer enough protection. I also made it long enough to support the suppressor.

Are you running it with a light or suppressor?

Sweet FA, but purely because there is nothing interesting worth buying. I did try.

Only really see them on the 2nd hand market now.

Looking at the spec it already has a precision 6.03 barrel of some sort. Won't be as quality as some barrels but should really be good enough.

A really horrendously expensive one to make up for the lack of to upgrades.

No harm in chucking a nicer hop rubber in it maybe even a nicer barrel if you want to throw some more money at it. But as the others said if the gearbox is ticking over fine at a reasonable consistent enough power leave it be till it breaks.

1911 and hi capa are 2 different animals. Capa will let off a greater amount of consistent shots in the cold due to the large gas reservoir a single stack mag 1911 not so much.

Is only the EU base retailers that it's currently been more issue to import from. Never had an issue ordering from any of the well established Asia based places including KY.

The way the receiver is put together it's really not worth upgrading you might as well mount the innards in a kinder egg.

I only just tolerate a mk23 high on the hip with a home made low profile holster mounted on a blackhawk serpa platform . I've always found them the best for not flapping about. That said an mp7 is a big lump even the tm version.

Although they still cycle and lock back on standard green in the cold you do notice it's not quite as punchy. I run my TM uspc and hk45 on black gas when it gets to the coldest part of the year and they run like a normal.

Or better still any of the newer 15mm bbu TM models.