JinxDuh

Paying €1,165 for it is... 🤢

They probably got fed up of people asking to fix their grach 😅😂

Splatoon Airsoft at Wickford do, but not sure how regular they are. Sorry

I had the same issue with all three of my original .45 pouches. None of my airsoft 1911 mags fit perfectly. Same for the holster itself, neither my Cybergun anniversary nor my Raven 1911 fit it. I think maybe it’s shrunk over the 60 years though

https://prefired.co.uk/ads/l85-acog-z-mount/ £200 for an SA80 Z mount 🤣

December I had to treat myself, with it being Christmas and that… ICS M1 Garand: £525 Pre owned BAR: £295 S&T Type 38: £430 + £40 for x3 mags S&T/GE Type 96: £705 + £125 for x3 mid caps (Thanks full steel proprietary crap 😂) And I bet I’ll probably still choose my M16 over all 4 of them 😬 I dread to think how much I spent over the year…

A few months back now iirc, I reported it and deleted the chat after I sent the proof to Jedi master.

Seems to me like you turned down a cracking deal. He'd wash your singular airsoft boot for free. On the topic of him, he also tried to scam me a while back with a HPA M16A1. Using images from elsewhere and couldn't really give an answer to any of my questions.

Taken from their google reviews. There's also mentions of Kat on their facebook page too.

The real shock is a nuprol motor worked tbh 😂

More red flags than Germany in the 40's 😂

So you paid for the gun to be sorted out, you got it back, and left it to sit for 18 months without touching it at all?

From reading this saga briefly, it all seems rather suspect to me. As Tackle said, an 18 month space from the work being done and the pew breaking is already a big stretch. Surely you tested the pew as soon as possible after the work was completed to make sure there was no issues? In my experience, if a wire is chewed up like seen in your first post, the pew wouldn't function and it shouldn't have taken long to get to the point of the pew shorting. Be honest op, did the tech steal your girl? 🤔

One for £150 that only shoots full auto https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/electric-powered/ics-l85a2_i55437 The same gun that shoots on both semi and auto for £200 https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/electric-powered/ics-l85-with-original-working-semi-auto-trigger_i55438

Oh it's wood lol, it looked bright red... I was about to say some unsavoury words! 😂

Is that a two-tone SLR?

Trench airsoft are absolute best at custom commercial builds imho. Gutted I missed out on their 70% real part Gewehr, I keep hoping they’ll do another run.

https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/gas-powered_1/new-action-army-aap-01c_i55193 £100 collected only. "Brand new" but no warranty, or... £92 brand new with warranty, directly to your door from patrolbase.

Just taken delivery of the BAR, and it was so worth the 6 years wait to find one and have the money for it 😂 Sadly the stock mounting screws seem to have shitted themselves in transport so it's holding on for dear life but that seems to be common anyway. Can't wait to use it next month. * And in typical fashion, I buy an LMG and then find something else I've been after. Found the only ICS M1 Garand in stock in the UK (I believe), one left... Not any more. My bank account is going to hate me 😭

After getting the funds together a few days ago for the BAR sold on here, and then finding out this morning it was already sold I figured "Bugger", went onto Usedairsoft and saw another one. Should have got a lottery ticket I think! Been after one for years after seeing a beautifully aged one a local shop had one that sadly wasn't for sale. Finally got my hands on one! (Hopefully... Guy seems trust worthy though 😂)

You’d think at £400 he’d at least have the decency to take pictures of what he’s trying to sell. Abysmal

If you do start taking a pew apart, document the process. If I'm taking a replica apart that isn't common to me, I take pictures of what screws came from where, what way the pins came out, the gearbox shell when it's just opened etc. Saves a lot of guess work when it comes to reassembly, or thinking you've done a cracking job, put it all back together and you're left over with a handful of screws that should be somewhere. Also, when you do start taking screws out etc, try to do it on a rubber mat or something grippy. Nothing worse than spending an hour on the floor looking for that tiny screw or spring.