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Yeah I have always always kept my mags pressurised. I almost always use Colemans propane though so my mags must be dry as a nuns chuff.

Ah fair enough. Leaky mag, drop in boiling water. Whilst still hot, refill with gas. Repeat until leak stops. This has never failed me. Sometimes just the one dunk is needed, sometimes more.

I've run many gas pistols and a couple of GBBR's over the years and have never needed to repair a mag. Has the hot water trick gone out of fashion in recent years? I swear I've shown it to people and they look at me like I'm a scorcerer

Well, came home yesterday bleeding from 4 places on my face. Had a great time though. Perhaps I should try and get good at pew pew now

Maybe you should counter charge them for time spent deciphering their barely legible correspondence.

Honestly it didn't occur to me to grab a brack Friday airsoft deal. Nothing I really need but that's not the point is it

Just read this thread. Really glad you got your money back. I agree that hounding this tosser out of the hobby is the wisest course now.

The only time I've ever achieved an objective has been completely by accident. I'm just there to shoot dudes. I don't think airsoft is any worse or better than when I started (2009), though its certainly different. And yes, when I started I wanted to look like I was in COD4. No regerts.

Absolutely this. If a site doesn't have a legit website, I won't give them my custom. There's no way I'm signing up to Facebook just because site owners are too lazy to cobble together a legit website.

Not a real thing Anyway, back on topic.... Are we all agreed just about any flavour TM is the best starter pistol for op?

I don't really have room to collect so that kinda forces my hand. I have however kept my old TM Breachers which I pimped up aesthetically and a PTS Masada which I have great love for. I have an workhorse AEG which I skirmish with but my primary is my TM G18c

I'm in work and have only skimmed this thread so if this has been stated already please excuse me. If it isn't broke don't fix it. TM pistols are fantastic. In my opinion which is backed by first hand and anecdotal experience; if you go down the road of 'upgrading' a TM pistol, you'll end up with something worse than what came out of the box. My friends and I joke that TM guns contain invisible Japanese pixies which make them work. When you open the gun they escape.

For pretty much 10 years or so I've run all my TM's on Colemans propane. Zero issues.