Dan Robinson

Eeeeerrrmmmm..... OK then.

What battery are you using? Mine does that if I use an 11.1v, is fine on 7.4vs though.

May the fleas of a thousand camels infect your groinal area.

Officially it stands for "Bluebell Corner"... But that's the PG13 version.

At 6'7", 130KG with a rig carrying 4 or 5 high caps and often an Odin full of BBs then I tend to go for the "fuck it and run" strategy over the stealth approach. That being said - we flanked the humans in the Zombie game quite effectively.

I got one from Carlos and the thing never worked. Dumps its gas on the first trigger pull. Real shame as it looks the part.

Society really is turning into a bunch of melts LOL. At university I had a stereo so loud, that when we held a house party, the Student Union bar used to send a member of staff to our hall of residence/house 300m away to ask us to turn it down. Oh man I could tell some stories...… After we left, they turned our place into an Islamic studies building. Apparently we were the last straw in a long line of cohorts that knew how to have a good time. Life is getting so sanitised now it's no wonder our kids are the way they are.

Based on last time I was there Ping Ping is too confined for medics, as you rightly pointed out, the opposition will think you're not taking your hits because 5 medics can cover the entire area too effectively. We really struggled to break your team last time in the afternoon. Whereas you took over BBC quite quickly in the morning.

Is the people from Dunstable opening up a new place? If they do, hope they get a nice mix of outdoor/indoor like the last place did. Had a few good days there last summer. Special Ops are opening up a new place soon (soon has been the time line for the last year though) which is supposed to be a mixed site as well.

I was wondering how it would work with tat may barrels. You could design one that only had one effective barrel perhaps to simulate a minigun. 5 adjustable hops on a single gun would be a nightmare LOL.

Bro needs to sort out his hop.

I saw that this morning and am now in my sad place.

Just gave our resident yank his own celebration thread LOL

Happy 4th July @Leo Greer. Hope you have a good one 👍

Oh. That's what I have the..... Although touch wood, few problems apart from the boy's one shitting itself the other week... Which I put down to a dodgy cable connection rather than an out and out failure.

Currently - from memory - the wires both up the grip one at the front, one at the rear as they exit the gearbox that way. I doubt the gearbox exit holes could take two wires. Looking at your pic - both wires run up the rear of the grip. I have a few more work emails to do, cook dinner, take the boy drumming, possibly walk some body else's dog (that's four times now ffs), then I can have a look at the pew.

LOL - I remember seeing your lad, but you were far to well camofl------ oh wait... 😁 My ALWAYS optimistic dashes are in the vain hope to encourage the rest of my team to follow suit. It never works though. Perhaps I should return with less blood leaking and fewer missing magazines?

Nathan and I had a chuckle about that (or possibly a similar event later). He said that when I bolted out of cover, a split second later there was just a wall of BBs flying past that formed an arc as I legged it up a path. Mind you there is a possibility that when you're sprinting through brambles, the impact from BBs might not be as noticeable as the adrenaline and thorns etc. My forearms at the end of the day were testimony to that chance.

I'm supposed to be working god damit. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

That's how it was when I took it apart initially, so I just put it back that way thinking it correct. Will have a crack at it again this evening - although I'm not convinced the red cable would be long enough. We shall see. Many thanks.

Must be a VERY good foregrip.... Yo just can't see it clearly.

All I can think of it the wire is too short, and they are crossing the base of the grip diagonally , holding the motor up and thus not hitting the bevel gear cleanly. This might also explain the occasional feeding issue we have if the gearbox is subsequently not cycling cleanly? How chunky does the cable have to be?

Sweet. Thanks - might start using them in mine then.

Right - the boy's M16 sounds like a tortured cat, which I am confident is mainly the motor adjustment height, although a shim or two in the box might be a thing. However, the motor is jammed so tight in the grip that there is no movement. It seems that the wires are jamming it against the inside of the grip. Any ideas for a more spacious grip? Or am I missing something obvious? Tah in Advance.