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there is no practical argument why balisongs should be illegal. I've been flipping a fair bit (in Sweden, with legally obtained knives) but I can still open a tactical folder at least as quickly as I can open a balisong. And with a Emerson hook or a fixed blade you don't even need to consider deployment. it is a shame that balisongs are restricted, but it's not a great loss either.

sorry:) great amount of rail space, then I take it you want an AR type rifle. at that budget get a G&P. G&G combat machine are great value gun, but nothing like a G&P. Pro Airsoft Supplies are great! http://www.proairsoftsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/G-P.html

the right one generally hit a bit harder!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4wU9W55NxU

Picture doesn't look very genuine. but soldiers tend to steal loads of stuff.... apparently the Swedish issue army socks and underwear are really nice.

not sure why, but it looks a bit odd to me... might be that the whole thing isn't tan.. or just that it needs some wear Like the overall look thou!

cool! welcome! whats bac?

I own a CZ77 thou!

it was 3 mags included, but just been offered cash for the item anyway so kwc makes good guns? I just know them for their springers! as for cz75.. love em! but heard they are a bit small for people with larger hands. never held one so cant confirm.

as I though. except they are not always more expensive

extra tacticoolness

thanks a lot:) sure says cybergun on the box, but pretty sure they dont make anything thou..?

weight?

if you want something tactical looking, Böker XS keeps getting good reviews and is not too expensive:

framelock: 42,5 gram, not bad

sounds like a plan.

no clue but I love the writing on it

that is true indeed.

welcome aboard! tbh, I always tell players to get two AEGs before they get a sidearm. sucks when your main AEG goes down and you don't have a backup. I'd upgrade to a G&P and keep the G&G cm as a backup

I agree about red dot having their uses in cqb. but many (I hesitate to say most) rl shotguns dont even have a rear iron.

if it only had a fixed stock... wait no top rail?? then again, I always think it silly when people put optics on shotguns ~eyeroll~ (assuming it is one?)

"can", "should" and "need" sadly have very different meanings. If you get stopped, have an item confiscated and "let go your marry way" - as have happened - I'd just play along. Anyway, I am not here to win any arguments. This is my advise based on active participation in the knife community and the experiences I've had. You ofcourse need to make your mind up and act based upon your own sources, opinions and experiences.

yes and no. when it comes to seat belt cutter or pencil sharpener they could probably class it as a knife. Which means you be better of just letting them confiscate it (which is very unlikely they would do in the first place) and hope that there wont be any prosecution. if it was something that is not sharp thou like a heavy key bunch, a constable can confiscate it merely on his own suspicion. if he wanted to prosecute you for carrying a weapon thou, or if you wanted to protest it, it would go to court. There you'd probably be on the winning side unless you DID intend to use it as a weapon. Question is if it worth going to court over losing the possession in question. ~remember nothing I say is legal advise, you're all responsible for you're own actions. I am not.

**actually, going to school would probably cover as a legal reason for carrying a pencil sharpener. caring it just for the sake of it thou....... as a matter in fact the way the law is written you can be asked to have to justify just about anything you carry any item and any item (such as a one pound coin) is illegal to carry if the intended use is as a weapon.

I did not write the law and I do not agree with them*. but yes, technically they could be seen as illegal. quite frankly, because of the systems laws grow in this country, many of them do not take the consequences into consideration (as we see for example with airsoft, or that how harming other with or without their consent is illegal would technically affect piercing, tattooing or surgery). As a matter in fact, there's no law preventing us from carrying a locking knife, just a court ruling. *I do however to my best abilities and knowledge try to follow them, as long as it can be done without harming myself or others.