Airsoft-Ed

So what mags can you use if it doesn't work with M4 mags...?

I'd get the grade 2 because the better wiring and the mosfet don't offer a good enough incentive for me to pay more, in my opinion, and I don't care about Pmags not fitting. I imagine the G&G mags will fit fine because they don't have a lip on the leading edge, which is why Pmags don't fit extended mag wells.

So many terrible spelling and grammar errors in that product description *shakes head disappointedly*

I wasn't aware of the mag well change, that would allow you to use Magpul Pmags, as they don't usually work in 416s, there's a lip that jams on the magwell as it's slightly longer on 416s. MOSFETs are easy enough to install though, loadsas guides online. Personally I'd get the Gen2.

They're the same externally, the Gen3 comes with an AB MOSFET installed, aside from that they're functionally identical both internally and externally. As far as I know.

They don't have showers

I did mean the Osprey specific plates, not just plates in general. There's only restrictions on the issued ones because they're stolen property. As are the Mk7s. Everything else has been listed as surplus or something now, so it's all fine.

Nope, but there are plenty of Facebook pages that ban their sale off the back of them being restricted items. They're stolen MoD property.

If you've got the front and back plates then they are worth quite a bit of money, you can buy level 4 ballistic plates online for around $70 - 140 per plate in the states depending on the size, to give you a rough idea. I don't know what to sell them for from the Osprey though, as I've never seen any for sale. It's finding someone to buy them that'll be the hard part, because they are illegal to own and a lot of people know it. Couple that with the fact that they are utterly useless in airsoft, and very few people want to handicap themselves to that extent. It's a lot of added weight for nothing. The soft armour is also illegal to own... I have a set of side plates as well as the soft armour, the Osprey I bought came with them in it, didn't even know I was getting it. I also have a Mk7, because I bought it without knowing they were illegal, and obviously the bloke selling it wasn't going to tell me... Mk7s sell for between £60 and £120 though, depending on how little the buyer knows about them, or how desperate they are to get one. I paid £80 for mine quite a long time ago, but I was offered a few for around the £120 mark prior to buying the one I ended up with. It ought to be easy enough for you to price up the other stuff by searching for it on Ebay, Mk4s go for anything from £40 to £200+ depending on how much of the extra bits and bobs they come with. All the extra little shoulder blade and upper arm covers and everything, as well as all 13 issue pouches will net you £150 or so I reckon.

AEGs work under water guys... As I understand it, water only really causes damage if you've got complex electronics in your gun, like programmable mosfets and stuff, because in them, water causes the signals to pass through components that can't take the current without it being lowered before passing through, because the current diverts through the water instead of going through a resistor first, or whatever. In a simple series circuit there's effectively no danger of anything bad happening whatsoever. You might blow a fuse perhaps, or burn your motor out, but I wouldn't expect that to happen because of rain, you'd have to properly dunk it under water and hold the trigger down on auto, as if forcing something to break. TL;DR you can play in the rain, your gun isn't going to break, or explode. Conversely, gas guns in my experience are terrible in the rain, obviously there's no risk of them being damaged, but if my L85 gets wet it can't hit jack shit, the hop goes all over the place and the shots come out of the barrel practically sideways, it's ridiculous.

They're all about form before function, they'd rather everything been categorised and placed in the right little box on the right little shelf, looking all tidy and nice; than for it to actually work as an information hub... Other forums will go out of their way to deny you the answers you want just because you should have asked it in another place, or it's been asked already before. I don't think they actually understand what a forum is. They're so busy trying to shape it that they don't realise the shape it's taking is that of a gigantic penis embedded on a forehead.

I think it was Geoffreym who did the Judge Dread loadout. The NAE is my annual excuse to ditch my kit and run around like a hapless fool with highcaps, giving 0 poos. It's fun, but in a different want to how I usually treat the game.

She looks so unused =[

That particular forum would be UKAZ then lol, and I know this because I too went there in search of L119 info and was met with, "Oh yeah, that's mentioned earlier in the thread" *Thread is over 6000 posts long* Yaaaaayyyy, I know, I'll just systematically scroll through over 600 pages on a forum to find something that you could just tell me right now. Dickhead. This is why I'm tolerant of the same topics being started multiple times (so long as they're not on the same page) because if every time anyone asked anything we compiled it all into the same thread, you just end up with a thread a million pages long and all the answers on random pages in the middle that no one can ever be arsed to find. Adding to what Finius said, I heard on the Grapevine that Seal Team 6's ops are actually just very very very very very very very very very dark blue! Not even black! Dafuq? Me and Finius could totes wreck them.

The army are using the Mk4 Osprey in Afghan at the minute, it's a pretty heavy, bulking plate carrier, but you can buy them online for next to nothing these days. £40 - 60 for the base plate carrier, I've seen some go for £80 -150 with all the bells and whistles, additional armour bits, all 13 issue pouches, everything.

Naaahhh. I'm too good a judge for that level of error. Haha just kidding. I'm interested now I know there are psychologists amongst us, I always thought being a psychiatrist sounded like a really interesting job but when I took psychology at A-Level it was so full of stupid contradictory bollocks that I just lost interest in it... It's kinda like the whole post count thing Sitting Duck was talking about, no one seems to accept that other people's theories might be right, no one seems to try and incorporate aspects of multiple perspectives to explain any given thing and I think that's what's needed in a lot of ways. I can't remember any of it well enough to go into specifics now though, it's been a good 5 years since I was at school.

UKAZ? Airsoft Zone? Arnies? I don't use any other forums either, I occasionally list things to sell on ZeroIn(telligence) but I've started using Facebook for all my buying and selling needs lately. Tbh Facebook is kinda taking over the whole forum feel with closed groups as it's more or less the same bar the categories. On here we just let people get on with it, you can't forge a community, they forge themselves through general off topic chat, and a good bit of banter. Removing things that aren't "relevant" does jack shit short of pissing everyone off who was involved and isn't the dick-moderator who deleted the content. I think they just get a kick out of being arseholes.

Pays for your education? Whut? I thought you were still in school.

The actual article itself was on the whole positive when the DM reported on the Scout video, amazingly. It was just the keyboard warriors who don't understand much above breathing who were polluting the comments with shite. One was talking about littering the environment with plastic pollution... Yeah, 'cos people go to airsoft sites to enjoy the scenery...

Reading all this soppy shit with the Metal Gear Solid Sons of Liberty theme playing in the background. Feel like I've just watched the end of Saving Private Ryan or something D= *Salutes* The AR pattern rifle is the L129A1, a modified version of the AR10 made by Lewis Machine & Tools (LMT) it's only been in service for a couple of years, if that. Brought in to deal with targets out to 800m where the L85 lacks the accuracy and punch. It's sexy as fook. Snipers are using the L115A3 chambered in .338 Lapua Mag, also sexy as fook, and currently holds the longest range kill record at a touch over 2470m

I think if you go down there expecting a good skirmish experience then you're going for the wrong reasons. Imagine playing at your regular site if it had 15 times the maximum number of players allowed booked in, it's far too oversubscribed to work. The best firefights are the out of the way ones that have no bearing on the actual game, because they're secluded enough to not just be a case of superior numbers = win. Plus, in the areas where there are an ungodly number of players, it just turns into pain rules because no one can get out of the way fast enough to not get shot, and no one can be arsed to walk all the way back to a deadzone 500m away only to die again in the next 15 seconds. I do however think that the little envelope you get given on sign in, with your "Mission Brief" and a map inside it, is seriously awesome, and I like the way they've planned the game, with timed objectives and stuff, having to reference your briefing and map throughout the day just feels so badass If there were a realistic number of players it'd be awesome. In short, don't go for the games, go for the social experience. Being surrounded by 2000 people with my same, over the top gun obsession is just amazing. Also, if you are going, check out the topic that Geoffreym just started, last year we set up an AF-UK camping area and put some faces to names, we had a good camp of 20 or so last time and it was a good giggle.

I rely on lifts, my dad used to be a driving instructor so I can drive pretty well, I just never took my test because I'd have to do it in my dad's car; but I can't because he's not a recognised instructor anymore. Plus the test has changed recently so he couldn't teach me the new bits. Just never got around to booking any lessons with a current instructor and sorting my test out. I'll have to do my theory again too as it expires after 2 years... Even though the practical test doesn't DVLA logic.

So you want to sell your TM because having compared it to a G&G you feel that the travel time of the shots is just too slow for you? I feel like this is going to turn into one of those fps vs range debates... Personally I've never liked TM guns because of the lower power, purely because the range could be the best out of every gun on the Earth, but with the shots travelling as slow as they do it doesn't matter because people can just side step out of the way of them at barely 20m, especially if you're using anything heavier than .25s, so I don't think you're mad for wanting to improve on that situation... But I do think you're slightly mad for thinking of selling your gun and buying another one to get around the problem. I think the upgrade route would be the more sensible one to go down, especially if you like the gun as much as you make out. New spring, maybe a snappier motor to make up for the reduced cycle time, tightbore for a bit of an extra boost. Job jobbed.