TheFriendlyBro

I don't have a car, so it's either pay my life savings away at bunker 51 or travel for hours on end to some place on the edge of london. Neither of which are appealing, so pretty much not played at all since my stay here.

Just wondering but have you been to Bunker 51 by yourself? Seems like you have to email them in order to find out what the price would be.

Hey there.

Which rail is that? Like I mentioned before, the one I had was only 12cm long and wasn't long enough for the entire handguard. Is that a 15.5/16cm long one?

That rail looks longer than the one I had.

https://gunfire.com/en/products/m4a1-ar15-type-handguard-rail-1152222031.html

Darn, outta stock. Thanks for the link!

Classic army metal mid caps , can’t praise them enough ! all I ever use for the ‘old school’ look , been using them 15+yrs without any problems . Should think I’ve run them in pretty much all brands of guns(I have a very short attention span when it comes to owning guns) so I think I’ve owned an example of all the brands at one time or another ! 🤦‍♂️😆😆

I'll check em out! Hopefully they work with a Specna.

You could pickup up some M16 STANAG Flashmags.. I use Nuprol ones and have done for last 2years with no issues in a few of my guns. 

In terms of buying from them, I'm guessing they will always be picked up by customs?

This might sound really dumb but are there any legal issues with importing RIFS? Long as you got a valid defence, I hope it's cool.

I’d think without a doubt you’ll get caught by customs , but as long as you’ve a valid defence there’s no reason you can’t import a RIF , just remember to to dot every single i and cross every fricking T on your order info ! 🤬

I've bought RIF's from HK retailers long ago and had no issue with a UKARA defence.

Saying that, as I try to get back into Airsoft after 10 years I've had issues recently just trying to get bits and bobs from abroad. (See thread in UK Law Channel)
But even then it would have been much simpler had I an active UKARA defence. (Even though it shouldn't be needed for parts)

As Druid says, include as much info during the order. I can't personally recall if ASJ gives you an option to include your skirmisher number or not. 

Yes....and no.

Have a google for "airsoft Springfield TRP", there was one ready made as an RA-Tech collaboration but I'm not sure if it's still available. Alternatively Guarder made a TRP conversion kit for a Tokyo Marui 1911.

I use 2 rubble sacks, one over each end of the gun box, then wrap in lots of tape.

Parcel force 48, usually costs between £15 and £20. When they ask what it is, just say sports equipment.

Parcel force 48, will take and cover / insure you if you say “low power air weapon” they don’t take ‘toy guns” and you are covered if you say sporting equipment 

Think I’m the same as all above , original gun box(never chuck them away) , bin bags and a shit load of ductape then parcelforce48 .

Given it sounds like you have spare pews lying around why not take this as an opportunity to do the tinkering yourself?

I think at the moment, I'd much prefer paying a professional to have it looked over, in case I miss anything and to have some advice on upgrades.

Agreed, Deans is the good enough + common enough solution.

XT-60 is common enough on RC batteries but they tend to be blocks rather than sticks, so (assuming you don't want to rewire airsoft batteries yourself) it's really a question of whether you can source batteries with that connector which will fit in the available space.

although an argument in favour of xt60 if you solder your own connections, is nobody is going to be sponging/stealing your batteries

Deans and XT’s are on a par when it comes too power transfer but as the others have said deans are so much easier to source already fitted to batt’s and what not . In comparison to basically every other connector you could think of Tamiya’s (both sizes) are an utter pile of wank when it comes to transfer rates there just so inefficient in comparison . So no don’t have one of those fitted ! 😉