Airsoft-Ed

Is it not just King Arms' actual website?

My Glock, SCAR and L85 all seem to function perfectly without issue regardless of cool down. I once tested my L85 by spamming all 9 mags through it as fast as I could on semi auto, in the middle of April, and it didn't stop functioning properly until I got to the 7th mag. At which point the bolt carrier had a layer of ice on it, and then it still managed to JUST finish all 9 mags. Still locked on the last shot even after that as well. Used it in as low as 4°C without issue too, pretty confident it's good for near all year use.

The open bolt mechanism utilises the bolt's size in order to expand the gas, so it will use more gas and kick harder because of it even if the bolt physically weighs about the same. So in terms of gas used per shot efficiency, it can only get worse. But in terms of how many shots you can get from a gas fill, it could potentially be better, which is ironic as the mags will likely hold less ammo.

Here we go: https://www.facebook.com/weairsofteu/posts/776283245757682

Just looking for a post to pin up as evidence now, but it's been flying around Facebook all morning. Personally I'm disappointed it isn't a more interesting weapon platform, we've already got a SCAR L and the SCAR platform is essentially just an M4 in every aspect of functionality and control surfaces. I had my fingers crossed for a G3 or SLR, but at least now there's a gas blowback battle rifle, it might open the flood gates for other designs.

I don't even like the newer G36 stocks anyway, let alone the horrendous AR ones.

If you're on Facebook, then join this group and ask them. Someone's bound to have an answer for you. From my time on there I know that the AKs are known for having weak hammers which can fracture or snap, in some cases after as little as 500 shots. https://www.facebook.com/groups/133766867057/?fref=ts

Y'know, I'm actually genuinely amazed that no one's ever thought to do that before... Must be bloody annoying have to hold the box up though.

I've got to say I think your mate's impression is closer than your own, if he had the L85 he'd be much closer to the right look. Things like the medic pouch he's got, he's wearing that on his right side, it's a standardised piece of kit and it's in a standardised place. Helps with the legit look. You have the right camo pattern, but the clothing is wrong, a UBACS will be worn instead of a shirt. You're missing an awful lot of kit that would help it look a lot more fleshed out. Your Osprey is so thin that I almost said you had the wrong rig lol, that thing is factory fresh, it's so thin it's insane, I've never actually seen one look so small lol. Get some padding shoved into it or something, and you could look into covering that huge amount of open velcro with cummerbunds as your mate's done, or an ops panel. Do your gloves not try to stick to it or anything? The straps on my gloves manage to stick to the tiny strips of velcro on my bloody mag pouches, I think I'd lose my sanity if they had the entire front of the rig to stick to lol. Some Blackhawk knee pads would be another functional addition you could look into, they'd help flesh out the look as well as actually being helpful, and you could also swap the black leather boots for some Desert Elite Lowas, I managed to snag mine for less than £9 on Ebay, they're £140 new. Excellent boots and issued in Afghan. All minor changes that don't break the bank that would help with the look. Really though there's a lot of stuff to change before you can really call it a loadout, I'd call it more a base impression. It's clear you're going for a British vibe, but it's just not specific enough to actually resemble the Army's kit. If you want I could give you a full list of items, but of course there's nothing wrong with playing as you do with the kit you have, it all just depends how deeply you want to delve into it. It can be a bit of a money pit if you want to go the whole 9 yards.

You think the majority are left wing? Whhhaaaaaattt? Since I started airsofting and adding all the people I've met on Facebook I find myself inundated with fucking morons sharing Britain First posts left, right and centre. Airsofters seem to be ridiculously right wing on the whole. I think that kicking off about something being dangerous is a right wing stance as well, because they'll be the same people who go ballistic in the event of an accident. The lynch mob mentality is that of right wingers. Oh, he got caught cheating? Ban him for life and make sure all the other sites do too. Oh, he shot someone in the face even though that's the point of the game? I think we should hang him for that. Yup, 'cos that's not an overreaction... Even in this very thread people are saying the guy blind firing ought to have been banned. Seriously? What has to have happened to you in life in order for you to gain such a ridiculously malicious mentality? It's a game!

It's more like herding cats. Blind, retarded cats. Some people will go out of their way not to listen and even further out of their way to try and dodge the rules that have been explicitly laid down. You're always going to get people doing this.

I'm not saying it's fine, because blind firing definitely isn't fine. I'm just saying, I couldn't give a single toss about that particular photo, because it's just a photo of blind firing. I have seen instances of blind firing that are far worse than this, on multiple occasions. This isn't a special instance of it, it happens every single weekend more times than you could shake every stick in the wood at. My issue with it, is that people are going ballistic about it when it's really not a big deal. It's blind firing. Yes, and? People shouldn't do it? Ok. Now what...?

Y'know the extreme points of view I mentioned in my first comment? Yeah, well that lol.

It's more for the social experience I think, there's nothing particularly special about the site, aside from the fact that it's moronically fucking massive, the game play is all a bit hap-hazard because there are 2000 people to organise, and there's a good amount of cheating. In high player density areas everyone pretty much just flips over to pain rules tbh. There's a village section which is always the last objective of each day, and it just gets scary going into it. For me it's just amazing to be surrounded by so many people with an unhealthy gun obsession. The roadtrip was actually the most fun part last year tbh. But I'm going again, so I certainly think it's worth it.

When I went to Free Fire Zone I was amazed that they actually allow blind fire. They make a note of it in the briefing. Yet they don't let you set off pyro in case it's too loud... God forbid someone hurt their ears...

Why do people get their titties in such a twist over totally mindless bollocks? Is everyone a hard right wing activist that does airsoft or something? The second someone steps out of line, BAN THEM! NAME AND SHAME! MAKE SURE THEY NEVER PLAY THE GAME AGAIN! Jesus wept. Anyone would think they'd brought a baby to a game and used them as a freakin' grenade or something people blow things out of proportion so much. Who cares? Can't believe a magazine would ever even post that photo. We've all seen people blind fire, is it really a news worthy occurrence? I've been shot point blank at the muzzle before when the person wasn't blind firing, doesn't make it cause any more or less damage. If you go and play without accepting the possibility that something like that might happen, then you need to reevaluate your motives for playing tbh. It's a non-issue imo. Also, of course you'd have your finger on the trigger for a bang kill...

Hold the mag and the bottle upside down and apply pressure directly in line with the valve. Which might not be in line with the angle of the mag. Some valves have silent fill valves where there's no leak, which is stopped by a small O-ring in the outside of the valve, others don't but so long as they're holding the gas once you let off there's nothing to worry about.

I have yet to book on, but I'll be there as well. My team of choice, The Others :3

If you watch any of LevelCap's airsoft videos, then you'll realise he is the absolute OverKill King. There's even a particularly bad instance of it in his video intro where he full autos a guy in the neck and face from about 5m away for a good second and at the time he's got a pretty blistering rof. There's a point in one video where a guy gets a little pissy at him and in the commentary he talks about "He shouldn't have been here if he didn't want to get shot" blahblahblah. Yeah, shot. Once. Not 50 times. Bit of a penis imo, but his videos are good.

I compel you all to not enjoy this

Thought it might be relevant, features a ricochet.

Love that idea! Everywhere should do that. Sometimes I wonder if people realise BBs can actually be physically seen in flight. How can anyone be so oblivious that their gun isn't shooting straight? Have you all seen the Father Ted sketch with the cows? "These are small... The ones out there... Are far away!" Well, I think that aspect of science is lost on a lot of people. There comes a point when BBs travel too far away for you to see them anymore, so people think that when they lose sight of their shot, it means it's hit something. So, say the range they're too small to see is about 40m. There's a target at 50m, they watch the shot travel, they see the little drop off, they adjust and fire again... Still no hit call? It's because their point of aim, their reference point, is the point at which the BB disappears. So they hold that disappearing point over their target thinking they're disappearing because they're hitting something, when actually there's still another 10m to go and in those 10m the BB falls short and doesn't even get there. CALL YOUR HITS! *Sigh* Edit: Just remembered there was once a time when I ran across a large open space that a hiregunner was watching, I heard him spray at me for the entire run and I didn't feel a single thing. He then went full on psycho-banshee mode screaming at me. Initially, I thought he might not know what "target lead" means. But what actually happened, was that he didn't have a mag in. So obviously, I shot him and carried on ahaha, it was a beautiful moment.

Not trying to be a dick, but I don't buy that, and I think it's wrong of you to state it. I hope it's due to lack of understanding, and not to try and persuade people to consider your products because you could cause someone to spend a lot of money thinking their gun's going to last longer because they're running it at a lower pressure. It doesn't matter what pressure you put through the gun so long as it's not too much to explode the nozzle. The wear comes from the parts moving, it's going to be more or less the same regardless of pressure. If I remember right then from what I've read it's also impossible to run a gas gun on HPA at a lower pressure than that of propane anyway, it needs to be a fair bit higher to work on compressed air.