Cromulon1994

Yeah... guess I'll have to settle for a wank then.

I defended him slightly. In as much as I just said I'd dealt with him a couple of times and they'd been really good experiences. Bloody hell I got jumped on. So did Matt Skunk among others. It was a really odd, really toxic bit of trial by social media.

That got out of hand, the milspec thing. It didn't need 1000 bored kids sending him repetitive comments.

This seems a touch expensive for a used hwasan shotgun.

I particularly like the: Has loads of air in it... won't come with any air in it. Maybe its 250 quid as it's a rare Schrodingers edition? A bit like SWAT grenades. But they both do or don't exist until you pay for them and then they very definitely no longer exist.

It's my advert... how else do you describe an a&k rifle other than crap? At least it was honestly described ?. Like the peacemaker ad that worked well too.

Where did you find that? The guy who wrote that is a right nob

Found an A&K winchester at chatham militaria fare this morning. 90 quid, the wood version too. Yoink.

I haven't had a UKARA since last year, just due to moving "home" site, coupled with forgetting to get it logged and then covid. Though all my current RIFS are pre 1870 design and technically they are exempt. Little bit of trivia, we can probably agree that the mad max hwasan is one of the most realistic firearms for someone of the wrong persuasion to get their hands on? Well, boxlock shotguns are a product of the 1850s. They just havent really changed since. The term ‘modern firearm’ is defined in subsection 8 as a firearm other than one whose appearance would tend to identify it as having a design and mechanism of a sort first dating before 1870. The law is odd.

I agree with hitmanno2. Unfortunately they're not worth as much as they should be. Very nice though. I think you're looking at closer to 110-120 though as a selling price. Unless you need the money I would keep it.

Thought I'd take a pic this time. 35 quid for a broken well p90 that's missing the mag.

I would like the vsr if it's still available.

A pair of old west guns. Ones an Schofield r hopped, the other started life as a boneyard .177 umarex pellet gun, covered in john wayne logos and with loads of writing all over it, fixed it, the accuracy was woeful, converted to airsoft, r hopped, refinished and just waiting for a pair of new homemade inlays to cure so I can replace the awful grip logos. Both guns are refinished by polishing then using chemical blackener, gives a real steel like finish.

300 fps. With literally no deviation. It's a little more funky than a Springer it's closer to a pneumatic system. No hop so the range is poor but the most accurate airsoft gun I've used. I sold mine not too long ago and was looking for another. To clarify they are 6mm, totally site legal.

How does this advert break forum rules?

Up the power and people will wear more clothing or armour, making it harder to feel hits. Personally I think plates in plate carriers and strapping a million items to your chest should be discouraged.

Did it come from Scotland by any chance? Absolutely excellent find. Genuinely chuffed for you that you've managed to get hold of one btw. What's it actually like?

I started in 2012 and I feel alienated by Knobitch and the obsession for RPS.

Had a bit of a mad splurge. A marushin remington derringer; marushin COP 357 derringer, short; Marushin XOP 357 derringer, long; Marushin Anschutz target rifle; Tokyo marui uzi; JAC AR18; Tanaka SAA; KHC maverick m88;

Does anyone happen to know much about one of these? A marushin Anschutz.

Theres a bright orange well D90 for sale in a local antiques/collectables centre. It's 35 quid. And it's tag says "non working"

I have one open top so far.

A denix dragoon. Cheap from an antiques emporium. It'll be a working airsoft dragoon within the week.

This. It's not subtle.