Cannonfodder

I've only knowingly played against one of them and my god was he a cheating cunt (at least 5 people opening up on him, seeing the shots bounce off him but he carried on). I get the impression alot of it is a case of "let us do what we want or we'll give the site a shit review"

White hole sounds like a category on pornhub

I'd rather have a wank with sandpaper gloves than go to that shit show. Sure the social side of it can be good but that doesn't come near to making up for the crappy gameplay

Which makes me wonder what else they cut corners on to save a few quid

Ello all, as the title really, has anyone ever been to the cqb site in Colchester run by DTW and if so would you recommend it? All help is appreciated

Normally I use a mids with a high cap for those shtf moments. As others have posted, the "battle maraca" reputation of high caps is often exaggerated and is only really apparent if you're bouncing around like a gazelle

"test fired 10 shots from my window" Tell me I'm not the only one who read this and thinks they shouldn't be allowed nea anything remotely gun shaped

Finally finished tarting up the kurtz

In that case I hope you have deep pockets if something goes wrong. Medics and firefighting equipment won't stop you being sued when one of your cast or crew end up injured from your stupidity or negligence I suggest thinking a bit harder as a gas burning will produce a flash of flame, not sparks. With every post this is looking like an even dumber idea

Many moons ago when I was at school we had a visit for a few days from some RM PT instructors doing the usual recruitment stuff. As part of it they ran a self defence class at lunchtime and one day I made the mistake of not checking which t shirt I'd grabbed out of the drawer in the morning. It was a marron one with a parachute reg badge on it and, despite my best efforts to hide at the back of the class, it was spotted and I was "volunteered" for all the demos

Also I'm sure modifying something to produce a flame which isn't supposed to would give the insurance people a very twitchy bum hole and probably wouldn't be covered if anything went wrong

I gave up on the gran turismo franchise at about 4

If you're serious then surely you should be asking these questions on a platform dedicated to film and TV production, rather than one for people running around playing soldiers

Till they come come up with a policy which doubles everyone's work load and costs more in the longer term

It depends on the site so you're best off asking them. If they're happy with it being just electronically locked then great, but I'd find out first as you don't want to splash out on a nice new gun, only to find you can't use it

Who says town planners don't have a sense of humour

Apart from Alex Baldwin actually managed to hit something

Many sites rules for DMRs say the gun must have the full auto function physically disabled so a programable trigger or mosfet wouldn't be acceptable

Having a shitty goontube channel doesn't make you Stephen Spielberg. Also if this was possible you'd still need to cgi the igniter out so you might as well just stick to adding muzzle flashes in post production

I guess we've got this month's candidate

Yes. The pistol is a thing of beauty and a leather holster would go with it nicely

Not sure if this is appropriate for Mack's but here goes. I just saw this on faceache, you can call a M4 lots of things, but unique isn't one of them

So we can probably expect to stay in service till at least 2035

Hasn't the L85 just gone through a massive update to the A3 model? I would say the bean counters wouldn't be happy, but having seen the way the civil service likes to waste money it wouldn't surprise me if it was binned.