Airsoft-Ed
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You could buy about 5 magazines and put all of them in 1 regular pistol mag pouch?
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First and Only are dick heads though, don't compare yourselves lol.
- Lambster and ronnyjodes
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I thought it was because it can be concealed too easily?
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this on any gun is bound to annoy ed...
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Accessories_Silencers_Madbull_Noise_Maker_14mm_CCW.htm
I KNEW someone was going to put that on here eventually lol
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No other manufacturers make mags that will work.
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DAT RECOIL DOE!
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Because they just shouldn't "be".
They're like Justin Beiber, or Mylie Cyrus, or Jennifer Lawrence whenever she's not in my bed.- Nutster and Airsoft_Mr B
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Not bad, y'know?
Been editing some videos, scheduling some Facebook posts, keeping an eye open for news....But that was this morning.
Since I saw this post I've just been casually relaxing, hoping my eyes will reinsert themselves into their sockets after they fled my head, face and brain, after reading your plans.
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The pistol is a springer.
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I'd get the SCAR H.
Just because.
Also, the PMCs in Metal Gear Solid 4 looked amazing. -
I don't think it's really worth using the dark footage, I might as well just turn my screen off and just listen to what's happening.
You could try upping the exposure on the darker footage though, it'll make it grainy, but it'll also make use of what little light there is and make it possible to actually see... Potentially.
I've fiddled about with exposure settings in a few of my videos and it really helps. -
Tried it out yesterday and it's insanely shite. =[
Shots were going everywhere, over hopping, under hopping, you'd get maybe 1 in 10 shots going exactly where you wanted and the rest would be no where even close. It might be possible to improve it with a new barrel and hop rubber/nub combo, but I think the main issue is that our bodging just wasn't accurate enough.
To sort it out would require buying another hop unit and nozzle to the tune of £50 and then trying the mods again, except I don't know if it's worth it in case we go to far and it doesn't make it any better.=/
Probably going to sell it and use the funds to start an L119 project using a WE M4 CQBR as a base, but I don't have the money for it at the minute, so I'll probably sit on it for a month or two and see if I've changed my mind.
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Worst gun to take apart. Ever. Hands down.
But, there are a couple of guys who are well versed in it on Facebook, look for the "SA80 Owners Club" group and post something in there asking for help, ought to be someone on there who can help you. -
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Patrol Base can probably get one in for you if you ask them, they're good for that kind of thing.
Today they custom made a stock tube screw for me because I fucked the threads on mine, and they drilled out the hole in my suppressor a little bigger because BBs were hitting it, both for FREE.
I bought 2 bags of .28 Bastard BBs as well, and they gave me a 3rd for free too.
Hands down best service you can get from an airsoft shop. Absolutely cannot recommend them highly enough. -
The Grange sell them, they're the only UK supplier up to now, search for "The shop at the grange" on Google (that's actually what it's called lol)
Alternatively, you can buy them in France for about £100 less all in, but my mate Joe actually managed to get The Grange to price match for him because he bought it at the British Airsoft Show, so I think the fact it was a face to face transaction might've swayed them a bit or something. -
The P*, fire control unit, regulator and 3000psi air bottle and line cost Joe circa £650 with postage.
The G&G hop and P* extended nozzle were around £50 extra on top of that, and the gun was bought as a completed custom build, for what I considered a steal, at £350.
Putting the total cost of the build at around £1050 + the 4 Pmags I bought to the tune of £100. -
I've not played a game with it yet, and the Fusion Engine is actually my mate Joes' haha, he just wanted to see the dream become a reality so bad that he's agreed to share the gun with me lol.
He also works in a diving shop and Skirmish is also a paintball site, so Joe can fill the tanks at work, as well as borrow huge diving cylinders for away games, and when we're at Skirmish we can use the on site compressor used for the paintball guns (Y)One thing that's very satisfying about it is that you can actually feel the recoil
It's the lightest feeling ever, it's like being lightly poked by a toddler, but the fact that you can feel it is just satisfying some how. A .3g BB being fired at 350fps or so, is actually producing a strong enough force for the shooter to feel it, I just find that amazing for some reason. -
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It's been oooohhhh so long since I actually started a topic, but I think I have reason to today.
A while ago now I bought a custom made L129A1 based on an A&K SR25 URX, and since then I have wanted to put a Polarstar into it, because it only came shooting at 300fps and it was a pile of cack.
I have skirmished it once and with it only firing at 300fps, the obscene weight of it was just too much considering it's immeasurable crapness.
Well today, the dream became a reality and I finally got a Polarstar into it.
A long time ago I started a topic regarding whether or not fitting a Polarstar into an SR25 was even possible, due to Polarstar Fusion Engines all being standard sizes, but SR25s using longer, 7.62mm style receivers; and obviously a standard V2 and hop configuration would only fill the same space as a regular 5.56mm receiver.
So to get it to actually fit, I had to a buy a G&G SR25 hop unit, and the Polarstar G&G SR25 air nozzle. The G&G SR25 uses a standard V2 gearbox and long hop and nozzle configuration; so that made up the gap you get from using a standard V2 size Polarstar in a longer receiver.
However, the G&G hop didn't fit properly, so I had to remove 4mm from the back of it, which also meant I had to remove 4mm from the front of the nozzle (the highly accurate digital callipers came out).
So with the power of a Dremel tool me and my mate Joe managed to get the length PERFECT on the first attempt, we crowned off the nozzle, rounded the edges to get rid of any sharpness, and voilà.
With a black nozzle we're getting about 425fps at 120psi, meaning it's firing nicely at 350fps on .30s, it may actually be more due to the barrel being a .01mm tightbore, so there'll likely be a degree of joule creep, but we've only chrono'd on .20s so far.
But shooting nicely it is, nicely, for at least 60m with a respectable, rough 1.5ft grouping.
1.5ft actually sounds terrible now I've put it on paper, or internet space...? But without looking through an optic you'd watch the shots going down range and be thinking, "Well, being on the wrong end of that would be shit" because it's only once you see it through a scope that it looks as bad as it sounds, and don't forget, 1.5ft is about as wide as your average person, and most of the grouping was out along the vertical axis, which means it's pretty much down to hop inconsistency.
But! The target was a 6x4" metal plate and mounted about 10m higher than the firing position, so a man ought to be a doddle to hit at around 70m I reckon. But we'll have to wait until the weekend to see how it actually performs in a game situation, the true test will be when there's only an arm visible around a tree at those sort of extended ranges.
Personally I think it'll be better once the hop's had a chance to better bed in, I'm using a Madbull red rubber with the stock nub at the moment, but R-hopping it with an expensive Prommy barrel is very much on the cards at some point down the line.
Before I get the funds for that I'll be trying a much more rigid H nub though I think, since the stock nub is squidgy as all hell, which I don't imagine is great for consistency, and almost definitely the cause of all the fliers.
Not been this excited about using a gun since my first ever purchase
Oh, and here's a reference photo of the real one it's based on:
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