Sayrush

Thanks a lot Dave, Now with all of this semi lockdown going on in here, ill wait a bit to get my MWS but ill be getting one for sure, I will start looking into the upgrades world like the NPAS whenever I finally have it at home.

I am still trying to figure out how to quote someone as I am new to using forums, but I have the same thing, I think they are so much fun I really don´t care about all the extra stuff that they need done. I have to be careful with wanting more FPS as here in NI we have a law that they cant go over 328fps or 1 Joule which is quite annoying to be fair.

So basically, when it is cold gotta use a different gas. What I was just concerned about is that if you can own a MWS here in the UK and be able to use it most of the year, I do not mind if I need to upgrade it or use different gas, also. For CQB I guess it wont be as bad as the temperature inside is higher right? Thanks for everything.

Damn, well I am sold, and trust me, with how much I am in love with them after playing around with a sr25 from tm, I don´t mind a single bit spending money in this beauties.

So I have realised that basically everybody here already has this gun and to be honest, I am my self close on getting one my self. But I have a few concerns that make me a bit unsure of getting it and I hope you fellow already owners can clear my doubts. Now, I have fallen in love with the gas blowback mechanic, and I heard about how good this m4 from tm was, the problem is pretty simple, I have never worked with gas outside of using gas at home for cooking to be fair. I have no idea how well this sort of gun is going to be able to perform or even survive in the somewhat cold weather we have here in Nothern Ireland, I do not expect it to compare to AEG, or to be amazing in the field, but I don´t want the gun to die on me either because it is not made to work correctly in this temperatures. Is the temperature something that would end up being a terrible problem? Any sort of help towards this would be incredible appreciated as I am really just looking for any excuse to buy it, but I have a local airsoft store owner scare me away from getting a gbbr on here Belfast, I´ve heard that it also goes down to the rifle being good? Some brands and some rifles are made better therefore being able to still perform decently in cold weathers? I apologise for asking so many questions, but thanks a lot if anybody does answer them. Have an amazing day.