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A nightmare if they go wrong, parts are pretty much non existent. Any time one comes up, 99% of the time they're "display" because the gbb doesn't work, and the odd 1% where it is working will cost you double (If not more)
 
Cool display piece (Although now Denix is making 34's reenactors are buying those), definitely not worth it for actual airsoft use imo.

I agree, would be nice if they was automatically removed after a grace period too.
 
On an unrelated note, is the shotgun you had for sale still available?

I absolutely LOVE mine, BUT... When I got it, it was a Chinese import and it was chronoing at 100 - 110 fps. There's an upgrade kit for them which is about £100 iirc? However I just cut down a sniper length spring, stuck it in and it chrono's at 305 (Average) with some decent range and a smooth bolt pull. £80 is an absolute steal!

KWC 100%

KWC 100%

not the WE version, don't get me wrong i'm not one of those "all WE's are terrible" kinda folks, but the WE luger specifically is imo one of the worst airsoft pistols ever made from a skirmishability perspective.
 
the combination of horrific gas effeciency and no hop unit (not an exaggeration there is literally no component that functions as a hop unit) means you've got an effective range of maybe 20 feet for the 5-ish rounds it'll fire on a good day.
 
one better left for the re-enactment crowd.

Real quick, is the Maruzen Micro Uzi still available?

Second Impulses reply. Gunman slaps. Frontline Events also looks good.

Probably threadlocked .
 
1. Get a pan of water boiling on hob
2. Stick end of barrel in for 20 seconds or so
3. Wrap a dark coloured tea towel around barrel and twist clockwise 
4. Put everything back and deny all knowledge if she asks

I have an E&C m16/XM16 that's not 100% accurate. It has an no forward assist but it has the fenced A1 lower. I'm not super fussed about historical accuracy but it would have been nice! No trades either unfortunately. Just need to assemble the rest of the kit now!
 

Fully agree with @Druid799
The JG M16 is really solid and I've had it for about 2 years now, fully stock internally and it runs like a beauty. My Dad has the Cyma mosfet M16 and that is also insanely good quality for the price point. 

WGC are Hong Kong based and have been around since the very beginning of Airsofting ! An overlooked retailer who’s very good .
@JamesAirsofterAgentcan highly recommend the JG VN M16 and the new Cyma mosfet edition XM’s , both excellent guns for the price but if you do wish to spend a wee bit more I can equally recommend the Arthurian Airsoft VN as well . 

@ARC Fives I bought an E&C receiver set from WGC. Same for my XM177. I think it was about £70 with postage, arrived in about a week from wherever they’re based.

@RogerborgDefinitely not stitch-counter grade by any means, but hopefully passable for the reenactor lot 🤣

@JamesAirsofterAgent Hell yeah, 'Nam kits fun to field and relatively cheap! 
 
Gearbox wise it's a JG M16A1 with an E&C upper and lower receiver, real steel original handguard and stock and Cyma outer barrel, delta ring and front post. It's a real Frankenstein of a RIF but I love it! 😂 

That sounds awesome, if I didnt have the making-it-yourself ability of a troglodyte I would love to make some franken-rifs but lack both ability and funds. With the FAL coming out soon, might be time to have some anzac loadouts...

@JamesAirsofterAgent Hell yeah, 'Nam kits fun to field and relatively cheap! 
 
Gearbox wise it's a JG M16A1 with an E&C upper and lower receiver, real steel original handguard and stock and Cyma outer barrel, delta ring and front post. It's a real Frankenstein of a RIF but I love it! 😂 

Absolutely great. What rif is the m16? One day I'd love to make a vietnam loadout

How did you get the trades on your m16?

@RogerborgDefinitely not stitch-counter grade by any means, but hopefully passable for the reenactor lot 🤣

Looks nice to my untutored, heathen eye.  Is that milsim stitch-counter grade, or filmsim?

Haven't personally but know people who have and they've all had good things to say. Their 'Nam games have piqued my interest though...