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2021 was the year I went 90% green...gas. MWS first, followed by a TM MP7. The MP7 is putting .3s out to 50m no problem, at about 1.1js. Really good fun and don't worry about the ammo limit. Just pick your shots and learn how to reload quickly!
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
C-Diddy replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Happy with that. Just surprised that the kick was similar to the CO2 mag I run in my Glock! Need to find another holster now ? -
Recently bought an AAP-01 and, although they do seem a lot of fun, I really don't think it's for me. Anyone wanting a tan version keep your eyes on the classifieds soon ?
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
C-Diddy replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Very true. Just ran it through the chrono. 240-250 fps at approx .8j on .28s and green gas. Very surprised at the recoil for a plastic pistol. Looking forward to getting it out on the range. Will definitely be keeping everything stock for now...and probably always will tbh. Do you run green gas or 144a? -
The 'What have you just bought' Thread
C-Diddy replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Impulse purchase as I had a gift voucher to use. First TM pistol. Not loving the plastic, but it's all about performance at the end of the day. Only a back up too, so may go for the Guarder metal kit in time. -
Real shame as the products are decent. I cancelled my order over the weekend and asked for a refund. Still waiting for that after four days but I'm sure it'll happen soon ? Going to go for the C2R Fast as a Christmas present to myself.
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As @Shamalsays, most charging handles are like that. I replaced mine with the PTS Radian and that's fairly loose too. They're toys at the end of the day pal.
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I have a TM MP7 and MWS. Wouldn't risk anything stronger than green gas myself, but others may and will say different. Give it a go in the cold and if it works, brilliant. If not, have an AEG as back-up. In fact, always have an AEG as back up if you mainly run gas systems!
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Thanks for the advice and link. One to keep in the back pocket depending on how this plays out. I'm thinking/hoping that a PayPal dispute may kick things into gear. They do look good though so I would prefer the plates rather than a refund. Out of interest how long ago did you order?
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I've seen you dish that advice out before and keep it in mind. I get that it's a small operation and not a full time business, but a one liner to say "Sorry, absolutely snowers at the moment but I'll get you your order to you by x" would go a long way.
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Anyone had any recent dealings with Travail Fitness? I placed an order on 27 Oct for a set of 4.5kg multicurve plates, all absolutely standard, no special colours or graphics. Paid in full by PayPal and expected delivery within a week or so as stated on the order. I'm still waiting for any contact from them. I've emailed, I've used the contact form on the website, called their messaging service and sent a DM on Insta. Absolute radio silence apart from the initial order acknowledgement. Their product does look great, based on AATV's YouTube reviews, and I do want the plates not just for airsoft but as a weight vest for running, but I'm concerned by their lack of contact. Anyone experienced anything similar with them?
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Good luck pal. I ordered my shooters belt on 25 October, also listed as in stock. Emailed them after the 15 business days had expired to ask for an update, and after a few days I received a reply saying they were expecting a delivery of buckles and would contact their supplier and keep me up to date. That was 15 Nov. Really tempted to cancel and go for the C2R belt, despite it being almost three times the price.
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I'll have to give Ambush a go. Didn't even realise they were there. Probably do Camo in the new year. Bio-only site as well but at least you can take your own ammo instead of being forced to buy Nuprol crap
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Look at Impulse101 for original TM parts
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Good YouTube channels for reviews and tips etc
C-Diddy replied to RostokMcSpoons's topic in General Discussion
I absolutely hate gameplay videos. Utter toss. -
Good YouTube channels for reviews and tips etc
C-Diddy replied to RostokMcSpoons's topic in General Discussion
I'd throw in Anvil Airsoft as being a favourite; loads of loadout ideas and tips, as well as some of the most thorough and comprehensive testing and reviews. Also, big fan of Ollie Talks Airsoft. If you're a GBB user you'll find lots of good stuff there. Big Bird Airsoft hasn't posted in ages but I agree he's posted some decent content. -
You and those bloody Nuprol BBs! ? @W4KES glad it was nothing sinister. Now the fun begins ?
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Yep, the smaller spring, and having double-checked the spares box, none to be found. Nothing on Impulse101 either. Bugger.
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First proper skirmish with the MWS today and I was impressed and more than a little happy with every trigger pull. Today was unseasonably warm for Nov so green gas was working well and I even managed to score a few hits during the morning. Feeling I could tweak the hop a bit more, I went to the range over lunch, put a mag through her and was very happy. Slapped another mag in, squeezed off two shots then pffft. Bolt neither fully forward or back, lots of manipulating the forward assist to get it far enough forward to separate the receiver, and there it was - the spring in the extractor bent to buggery. At least I have a spare.
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
C-Diddy replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Tom's really active on Insta and usually replies in short order. Nice bloke and very helpful. -
The 'What have you just bought' Thread
C-Diddy replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Start of a Multicam loadout, which I always said I wouldn't do, but hey ho. Warrior low profile plate carrier, dangler, radio pouch and cargo pack all from UK Tactical. Ferro Concepts Slingster, BFG QD loops and Esstac KYWI triple 5.56 panel, single 5.56 and single pistol pouch from Tactical Kit, and an AATV t-shirt because it helps a brother out and, well, why not? Still waiting on the FRV shooters belt (hope they've sorted their deliveries out as only read the thread after I ordered, and a TMC 354DO holster. -
Welcome to the forum and to a hobby that will occupy a lot of your thoughts and loads of your bank balance. As others have said, airsofters are generally a very welcoming and friendly bunch. Everyone has been the noob at some point, and even now going to a new site can bring back that same feeling. The main thing to remember is that everyone there has a common interest, so you've got a natural start point to strike up a conversation. Airsofters also love showing off their gear and most will happily pass on their experiences, tips and advice to make sure you enjoy your day and want to come back. As for fitness/experience, don't worry about it. Play your own game until you're comfortable and confident enough to step things up. Additional cardio exercises will help as you progress, and, because there's a lot of crouching and ducking behind objects, get some stretches and leg exercises in. Yoga is awesome for easing the effects of Elvis leg the day after a game, especially for those of us built more for comfort than for speed. Above all, have fun. Keep jumping into the forum as there is loads of helpful advice here, and don't be afraid to ask questions.
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No worries. Hopefully I'll get down there before the end of the year. Next game for me though will still probably be Ground Zero. God I miss Combat South ?
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Has anyone been to the Bournenouth site for airsoft rather than paintball? I'm looking for another option besides Ground Zero and the Camouflage website looks decent, with purpose-built game zones. Rather have a first hand dit about the experience though. @Shamalyou mentioned you were going to give it a spin and @Speedbird_666I know you've done paintball there. Any verdict?
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Yeah, swift clips on the Warrior PC, so no worries. Most 'real steel' kit is, as you say, industry standard, but just wanted a bit of reassurance before spaffing another £200 ? Thank you.