Cromulon1994

Buy a ktw winchester, buy a volante airsoft gas kit. Job done.

I'll buy it back mate, pop me a message.

Finished this today

Unboxed TM MPL, springer, works quite well, wondering if it's worth letting it go or keeping it to chuck on the wall. Got hold of it a couple of days ago. Gave away a boxed one last year but seemed quite desireable. Not sure if thats the right sling but it suits it

If it must be a sig, then a TM 226 AEP is probably the only way of doing this and making it look decent.

There are lawgiver kits out there to stick on to a TM glock. HWS actually make deckards M2019 from bladerunner. Make a few versions. Use Tanaka's pegasus system. Mals pistol would be quite difficult. Certainly not practical, looked at it before and it seems they had to disassemble it each time to load it.

Been more or less cleared up but shell ejecting automatic airsoft pistols are few and far between, shoot poorly, and are relatively fragile. They're really just collector peices. Revolvers that take shells are a much better proposition. If you want a decent beginners pistol, don't be tempted to buy something like a raven because it is cheap. You may as well budget £120 ish and pick up a TM. And it's personal preference from there on really.

The haribo doesn't pay for itself...

I know JAC made an AR18... I have one, but an AEG version is needed. The JAC is plastic whereas a stamped steel one would be nice.

Asahi made at least one G11 in the late 90s. Obviously there was no interest. Black ops hadn't been released. There's lots of cool guns out there. The Japanese market where most designs originate is a little different to ours. The Japanese don't really care what someone in Europe or the US want. Also Tokyo Marui is the equivalent in Japan of JG or Cyma. Budget entry level. It does appear there are fewer options out there now. I started Raresoft and honestly we can't get the stuff in quick enough, there's blatantly a demand for it. However... as a community I feel people have become very accustomed to "raven glock price tags" and it's almost become a race to the bottom with some retailers/manufacturers. There are some things that should be made as they would sell. AR18s, a gas spas 12 with more metal parts, a metal micro uzi pistol, FG42.

If anything you're deactivating it more with airsoft modifications. Either way if you "binned" the reciever and barrel from a deac you're really left with a stock, sights, banding ect which are all restriction free items. For a proper shady area look at obsolete calibers, there was a company selling obsolete martini Henry's chambered for madbull shells

I know there are restrictions in place but I wouldn't touch any sales post that stated post only.

That's the sort of price they fetch now. He will probably get it but Raresoft sold an as new boxed one with a bunch of boxed mags for a touch less. As rdb says, find another.

Their MP40 is probably the best available.

Yep. Love chucking a single action around even on a skirmish day. I had an ASG Schofield I used to use a lot on a range at home and in cqb it was really effective. It can be really difficult at times but that's the fun. Anyway I've changed its colour now.

Remington 1875 Frontier Army Remingtons failed (but by many accounts better) attempt to cash in on the colt single action army. Started life as a 177 airgun. A few bits machined and it's now an airsoft gun with a fixed hop. I *think* it's the only airsoft one so far. Ideally I'd like to change the colour and hydrodip the grips wood or paint them more like bone. But this is now my primary airsoft "weapon".

It's currently .177 but won't be when I get round to it. I bin the barrels out of any wingun type revolver anyway as they are invariably shite, and dan wesson shells will fit with very slight modding.

I assume the 2 shot one. That one is actually a chiappa 22rf blank "remington" derringer. 1860s design.

Some of the random stuff I've gotten my hands on lately, kind of. Waiting on a couple still. The only one I've committed to keeping is the shotgun

I got spam messages off the sl8 guy.

They're very nicely made.

Maruzen made gbb ones, which are supposedly quite good. Haven't had one yet, easy enough to get but expensive. As did a company called arms revolution, who made them and then disappeared off the face of the earth. And the guns were gash.