Cannonfodder

Did you really just sign up to resurrect a long dead thread to post that nonsense?

To me the moment anyone starts actively looking for loopholes to get their hands on a rif/if when they legally shouldn't be able to is a massive red flag.

IIRC camoraids on canvey island have a range with attack sence targets you can pay to use. No idea what their prices are like though

The OP is 14 according to his previous posts so wouldn't be able to get on the ukara database, hence why he's looking for loopholes Along with being a bit Jimmy Savile He's 14 so even selling him a 2 tone is a no no

As others have posted get a game or 2 under your belt and you'll have a far better idea what suits you. There's no big difference in what the bodies of either gun linked, as listed under specifications

If the listed fps is correct then I'm going to think the rear sight isn't the only thing that's broken Yes I know muzzle energy varies with conditions for gbb guns but that's still a bit low

As they're pretty much the same internally I'd say go for which one you like the look of.

That's coming next week 😁

I mainly picked these up for camping trips, hiking and pissing about in the shed but I'm sure I'll try them out in a game at some point.

Going by the text in the corner I'd guess it's the third version of their AR range

I injured my neck when a ruck collapsed when playing rugby about 25 years ago and it still gives me trouble now and again so I try to keep my kit as light as possible. When it does flare up heat pads and some over over the counter pain killers usually do the trick. Of course a couple of drinks afterwards help too

This. It's very easy to fall into the mindset of carrying everything but the kitchen sink "just in case". Invariably you end up carrying loads of unnecessary stuff which is just dead weight

Edcase makes a good point. The thread was started April 2021 and is only 2 pages long with many positive posts. Now imagine how different a thread about spesul airsoft supplies would be, especially as it's well known in retail that a happy customer will tell 1 person about their experiences whilst an unhappy customer will tell 10. Mind you I probably won't be using them in the near future as I prefer to use UK based shops, not for some nobel must support local shops (insert League of Gentlemen meme here) bollocks, but because I'm an impatient bugger who wants their new toys now

Call me cynical but he way they haven't posted any clear pictures of anything makes me think the seller is trying to hide something. Or maybe they were in a hurry and couldn't wait for the magnitude 7 earthquake to finish

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Welcome. Are you specifically interested in cqb sites or would you happily play in the woods? I'd recommend at least trying both as they can be very different. Also tbh Bunker 51 isn't the best site, especially when it gets busy. A helmet isn't 100% necessary. I tend to go with either a cap or bonnie but I accept that this won't stop shots to the head but will take the sting out of most of them. For eye protection being under 18 means that you'll have to use full face protection rather than just glasses or goggles. Also bear in mind some sites will insist you use a one piece mask, whereas others will be fine with separate eye protection and face mask. Best to check this before booking or buying anything. Are you wanting to protect your hearing or ears from hits? For accessories, tbh the only essentials would be a face mask, boots with good ankle support, a couple of spare magazines and a spare battery. This times a few million. Although tbh 99% of airsoft videos on youtube are heavily edited to the point that they're not realistic

One essential piece of kit for doing your own tech work is a chrono. Without one you won't know if all your hard work has paid off, if the gun is underpowered or running hot.

I'm afraid you need to be more specific as different events will have different requirements. For example a cold war loadout will have a very different loadout to a GWOT one

This is the one https://www.landwarriorairsoft.com/product/laylax-nineball-tokyo-marui-socom-mk23-silencer-attachment-14mm-ccw-11119

Great bits of kit these but unfortunately they're not the bargain they used to be

They're definitely fun in CQB I know what you mean about them either being underpowered or you need arms like Arnie. If you want to run a shotgun as a primary then definitely go with gas. Yes they're a bit more expensive but they're so much more fun

Suitable load carrying equipment will vary, not just on personal preference but also on what sort of games you play. At woodland skirmishes I use a SADF M83 chest rig. It has 3 double mag pouches which comfortably hold many different magazine types, 2 pouches which are a perfect size for BFGs and another small pouch. This is then paired up with a belt kit consisting of a pistol holster, pistol mag pouch, extra gas and a rubber knife. For CQB I go with a low profile plate carrier which holds pistol mags, shotgun shells on the front and a shotgun scabbard on my back. Belt kit is as above, but with the BFGs on my hip instead of the pistol mags

One other thing about the ASG is that the suppressor is actually a barrel extension. Don't use it as it puts your muzzle energy close to DMR levels and the 2 piece design completely buggers up accuracy. There's guides online on how to convert it to a suppressor, but I took the easy route and picked up a 14mm adapter to fit a shorter one.

Sorry to hear your story and I hope you recover quickly