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  1. I've been after a tac41 for a while now the price was always just in that slightly uncomfortable zone. It looks like they are releasing some new ones with polymer parts at a cheaper price point. Due spring 2024.

     

    Tac-41 lite (a tac-41a with a polymer stock) £300ish

     

    Tac 41 lite sport line (as above with a polymer receiver and hop unit etc) 200 euros-ish. 

     

    They are also sticking the polymer receiver in the full length tac41 p and doing that cheaper too. 

     

    I'm guessing the polymer won't be as durable as the aluminium but I suspect it'll really depend on the polymer used and the structure of the receiver. 

     

    https://www.longbowbb.co.uk/product-page/tac-41-lite

     

    I'm not sure why longbow say its not compatible with the M95 Newton spring "Warning: Not compatible with  SBA-SPR-08 (95 Newton spring)." 

     

    https://www.silverback-airsoft.com/pdf/silverback-airsoft_TAC-41_lite_user_manual_english.pdf

     

     

  2. I'd be interested even though I don't thing I have anything that needs doing now I don't think. 

     

    Postage would be easier if the client could disassemble the gun and just post the part they want engraving. 

     

    The bit that makes me hesitate the most on getting anything engraved is knowing what happens if the engraver messes up and I'm left with a ruined slide/receiver. Unlikely for sure but good to know for transparency. 

     

    Examples for work done would be good to see like we see from "custom gbb" on here. 

     

    Good luck with this regardless. I'm sure there'll be plenty of interest. 

  3. Make sure that right hand grip on the m9 is secure. It only has 1 screw holding it in. The RH grip holds a spring in place that loves to go flying.

     

    Price wise I'd guess at £100 for the tm 1911. 

     

    You'll want to get the slide off the m9 to see if it's adjustable hop or not. A lot are fixed hop. Fixed hop £60 adjustable £90.

     

    Given you can't test the m14 it hard to price but if it's not working it should still be worth around £100-£140. It it's working then somewhere around the £200 mark. That's just the rifle though. For the extra bits you could just do a 2/3 what they are worth new calculation. 

     

     

  4. 2 hours ago, Lozart said:

     

    The whole point of a clone is to make the manufacturer money that they thought they were missing out on

    I hadn't thought of this. Good point! 

  5. 18 minutes ago, Sewdhull said:

    I want some aep pinions. Begadi are have them in but it's 18euro post, the parts are something like 3.5 euro

    I'll wait and see if I can get a shopping list

    I think action hobbies use begadi as a supplier. It may be worth seeing if thry can order what you need the next time they place an order with begadi.

  6. I'm not sure if I've missed an announcement here but I'm no longer getting email notifications when I get a dm. My account settings say I should get an email when I receive a dm. At least one person has mentioned they didn't get a notification when I've replied to them. I've checked spam/junk folders. The last email notification I received was on the 18th Jan. Not sure if there been a change made since then. 

  7. I too have a thing for a thumbhole stock 😍 and I was excited to see this rifle getting released. I've seen other videos of this SL8 and the thing that puts me off is that the barrel kind of wobbles. It's not firmly seated. I'll try to find the video and post it here. I think this is a JG SL8 with upgrades.

    Skip to 13:30 if you want to see the barrel wobble thing. There's a few other bits this guy isn't keen on. 

     

     

     

     

     

  8. On 05/04/2023 at 12:01, Skullchewer said:

    Oh I missed that.
    You could try acetone, like a cheap bottle of nail polish remover. If that doesn't work rubbing alcohol.

    Do it with warm water and a scaper or a rough sponge if you're concerned about scratching.

    Acetone did not work nicely with a cyma m14 stock I had - thankfully I was testing on a non visible bit of the stock. Worked fine on other plastic things though. I suppose it depends on the solvent in the paint used and the specific type of plastic. 

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