Cannonfodder

This. Also 95% of repainted 2 tones look absolutely terrible

In short yes. However, I recommend renting for the first few games. This will allow you to work out what suits your playing with style. For example I prefer shorter guns as I like to go sneaking through the undergrowth so a carbine or smg suits me best.

Aren't Lancer Tactical rebranded cymas? That's the model I was looking at, although I've only just realised doesn't have the mosfet, not that it's a real issue for me That's an idea, I've got an old g&g cm16 gbbr which is supposed to have an aeg compatible body. I say supposed to as I was going to drop the cyma internals in, but so many parts are incompatible it's cheaper to buy a new gun

That's the sort. I'm just toying between that or the M16A2

I did look at those, but I'm after something that's got the old style unrailed foregrips

I've had it for a few years and it was one of the £100 ones. While the gearbox is fine (it's handled a 11.1v LiPo fine), the plastic body has all the strength of a dairylea cheese triangle that's been left out in the sun.

So, my cyma M4 has crapped out and I'm looking for a replacement which has brought the specna arms guns to my attention, particularly the edge range. A metal body, mosfet and quick change spring for less than £200 sounds like a good deal but the cynic in me can't help thinking there's a reason it's cheap. So, to put it bluntly, are Specna Arms shit?

For my aegs I tend to run a red dot sight, although it's partly for looks tbh. For cqb I don't really have a choice about point shooting as I tend to use as this is my primary. No rear sight and the front bead sight is obscured by the shock chord

A sling loop to go on a 20mm rail. Unfortunately DK Armaments fucked up and sent me someone else's order. If there's a D Fisher from Cumbria reading this, I have your batteries

Could be worse. At least they're not professional soldiers

I remember seeing a Ross Kemp documentary in about 2015/16 where he went to Mariupol and pro government militia were training for cqb with airsoft guns

I watched a documentary on magic mushrooms yesterday and it was very interesting. In fact I'm going to watch all documentaries that way in future

"needs new hop rubber". Sothey want £800 for a broken gun. I dread to think what they'd want for a fully working one

Sounds like most airsofters

Busted and took it on the chin sounds like a film I watched last night

To be fair to him he's taken it on the chin and dropped the price to £110

At least he's nice enough to warn us about scammers while trying to scam us

I take a few bits means doused in petrol and set on fire

How many mk5s can I get for £3k? Edit: if it has to be a rif then £250 - £300 on a King Arms M79 with a short barrel and the rest on TAG rounds

I'd say do it as it's always good to get to different sites. As they say, variety is the spice of life

Haven't they suffered enough?

I'm not sure what's worse. The nuprol charger or the cheap Chinese one

This. At my old site we didn't have marshals and 99% of the time they weren't needed. I think this was down it being run as a club rather than a site to make money

That's what I thought

That's the impression I got. I arrived late so missed the first game, and when kitting up the owner started whinning to me about how one of his staff had called in sick for a week after a positive covid test. He was more concerned about being short staffed than potentially infecting a few hundred people