Cannonfodder

As @M1LAN has been back but hasn't responded to the thread I'm going to assume he's embarrassed that their internet hard man act didn't work

You're clearly perfectly capable of doing that yourself. Don't expect much help with that attitude

Could be worse

If that happens then you have my permission to give me a slap

My parts arrived today so now I just need to get the tank filled before fitting it all together. Thanks, that gives me an idea of where to start when setting the power level

What a theiving little shit. Is it wrong that part of me is hoping his does something stupid with it and meets the business end of the local ARU's G36s?

Well that was 2 minutes wasted. It would be nice if they actually showed us something useful in a video for once, rather than focusing on the Sonny Quinn from wish.com

Thanks but Hertfordshire to Scotland is a bit too much of a commute😁 I know most sites can fill them but I know a few can't so I just want other options

Balystik tank, regulator, line and valve to fit my GE shotgun. Now I just have to find somewhere local who can fill it, incase sites are unable to

If a police force were to purchase airsoft guns for training wouldn't they deliberately buy 2 tones to make sure they couldn't be mistaken for the real thing?

I finally managed to get back to South Herts Airsoft today. Arriving in the morning is when the only negatives happened, first I'd forgotten my BFG reloading tool and then I reaised I lwas almost out of green gas. Unfortunately so was the on site shop. This wasn't so much of a problem though as with the low temperature, and the site being woodland, I wasn't expecting to use the pistol or shotgun much. Numbers were low at just under 20 people, but with it being a small site this wasn't a problem as I could choose whether I wanted to go loud or try some sneaky shenanigans. We played a variety of games including capture the flag (including one version with a twist where a third team with limited lives started defending the flag), king of the hill, escort the VIP and others. Gameplay was excellent with nobody complaining about hit taking or overkill, just happy faces around. The way airsoft should be. If you're near Hertfordshire I definitely recommend paying them a visit

Fair enough, but my point was that if the OP can't be arsed to attend 3 airsoft games they probably won't want to join a reenactment group either

I get the feeling that if the OP doesn't want to play airsoft they're probably not going to be interested in reenactment either, especially if they have to pay an annual subscription

Edit: nevermind

Don't you threaten me with a good time

That's what I'm hoping as I'm thinking of converting my SL8 to a DMR and fit a HPA engine

I'm a firm believer in players trying sites out for themselves. I've had great days at sites which I've been told are crap and vice versa

I'd be up for this if I wasn't working that day. Personally I like games with ammo limits as it forces players to think about what they're doing rather than just hosing every bush they can see in the hope that they hit something

Welcome. Whereabouts do you play?

Looks interesting, I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this thread to see how it goes Are there problems with using semi auto? If so can you elaborate please. Or is it a case of I've got the wrong end of the stick and you just prefer bolt action guns?

As above. A great review giving both positive and negative points. The site sounds like it has the potential to be an excellent site as long as the staff are willing to put in the effort.

Couriers tend to be more flexible for businesses and will carry items that they normally won't touch for Joe Public

For that price you could get a TM with a spare magazine but if it's going to spend 99% of the time in a holster then an Army Armaments one would probably be ok (and alot cheaper) If you're looking at doing a British loadout Well do a copy of the Webley revolver, which being non blow back and CO2 shouldn't suffer from the problems which affect GBB pistols in cold weather