[Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread]

1 hour ago, Sniper780 said:

 

To be honest I would be very sceptical to the point of not trusting Dave's Custom Airsoft  they have practice some very dodgy selling practises in the past.   

i have noticed some His stuff can be a bit pricey

 

anyone seen this zoomer as well? 

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5 hours ago, Adolf Hamster said:

 

that's pretty much what this thread is about.

 

the problem with folk teching their guns either professionally or at an amateur level is there's no standardisation or qualification, pretty much we have to rely on reputation.

 

it's why learning those skills yourself is well worth the effort, means you can afford to risk it and fix any problems yourself.

i heard on the grape vine that DavesCustomAirsift is trying to organise proper airsoft creditation. Now wether he suceeds or not, i think thats a great fking idea to have some authoritative body certifying someones ability.

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Just now, Skara said:

They're called dreamers, my friend.

Also most people can't tech for shit and commit war crimes inside gearboxes.

 

Adolf made a good point with test firing it before buying. Quite difficult to do when the seller lives on the other side of the country tho 😕

 

I just bought a shotgun off someone (12/10 would recomend btw) and he sent me a quick wee video of it working and what all the buttons do. guys like that are the real heros of the classfields

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Hey All, 

 

This isnt related to any advert in particular however i really need to have a rant. 

 

What is it with people gucciing up a gun and then putting it on sale for more than retail without airsoft tech cetificate/warranty. like nah man i do not trust some kid with poundland tools trying to install a gate titan or drilling holes into a piston cylinder. Is it just me that finds this so annoying? Likw how gallous to you have to be to sell something thats second hand for retail or more price