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Joule creep. It's more prevalent when you've got a longer inner barrel. That's correct hop's sole purpose to get the most out of your BB regarding distance and to have a "straight" fly path. I think you can decrease your FPS with no hop but no sane marshall is gonna accept that chrono reading.

If I use it then one number priority to get it back ASAP and I don't care if anyone else moans about it. I walk into the biggest fight if I have to but I don't trust any fucker. 🤣 Way too expensive to replace it anyway. Fortunately I've got only good experiences so far but that's partly because I'm well aware some people like to collect bits from others.

My principle is 70% of cheapest retail price and 20 quid for paypal and postage and worked so far. But I mainly sell stuff and haven't bought a gun yet from here.

SF is so demanding mentally and physically that most of us would never make it. There is a reason why they have 90% failure rate.

To be honest you can turn up with the best looking gun out there and still no one gives a fuck or someone may say "nice M4 bruh". 🤣 Same regarding your outfit more or less. For some people drip is important and nothing wrong with that as long as they aren't delusional and they don't become elitist or toxic towards other people. It's more prevalent on a mil-sim event than on a normal skirmish when different people and playstyle mix. But obviously I'm way after my honeymoon phase regarding airsoft I don't see the point to spend thousands more on this hobby.

Plenty of YT videos about this topic. More than likely that an SF guy can choose his primary and secondary firearm within reason and set it up to his preferences. Even in airsoft you can manipulate a longer gun around corners and these guys know this topic in and out but I'd assume a rattler or an smg still would be still more comfy compared to a long ass gun. As other people said it's more about what kind of deployment you face and choose the best tool for it.

I don't think there is any big difference between them. I've got an Inferno with Spartan FCU and it's quite good and air efficient. Polarstar F2 is highly praised by everyone so that can't be bad either. I don't know if N7 is any good. I'm sure there are some minor technical differences between them (rps, air efficiency, the stuff you can program through the fcu like binary, burst etc.) but end of the day it's about personal preference and what you can afford.

If you have a chance just ask someone nicely to play a few rounds with one because that's only way to not spending silly money on it before you dive into it. People always ask me about HPA pistols so I let them to use it because after all that hose isn't for everyone either.

GBBR isn't for everyone. I would personally advise against MWS or any other expensive gun as a first gbbr because it gets really pricey really fast when a low-cap gas mag cost you 50 quid and you need several just to have the same amount of BB as a mid-cap AEG user. Also, gas magazines are heavy. If you find out later on it's not for you then you spent silly money on it and while you can easily sell it probably within days here you'll still lose decent amount of dough on it. It requires a complete different approach from an AEG. You have to be more considerate with your shots. Also, a lot more reloads which can be a disadvantage in certain situations. It's very fun to use it and can't get more realistic than it is but it has its own issues mainly leaky gas magazines or if it's too cold and you may not able to run through a full mag. Personally I would jump into an used mp9/mp7/g5 first because you spend less on it and if you don't like it well you still lose less money on reselling it.

I mean I did. I bought the MP5A5 version of it but I stricly play indoor and I've seen range reviews about it so I knew what I buy into it. Right now it's one of the best (if not the best) EBB MP5 on the market. If you insist on the SD6 variant I think you're gonna end up with less options overall.

Marui NGRS because of the hop-up and build quality. It's not that lever garbage which is also a very old marui design. ICS has that AK style slide hop-up but I don't know if it's stays stable. Performance wise the new NGRS is lackluster according to many sources... so I don't know if I could justify to spend that much money on it.

Spawn camping is cheap and you wind up people very fast for obvious reasons. Friendly fire is always a question of site rules just like gaps. Never played on a site when rico counts but it doesn't make any sense from a gameplay perspective. Melee should be a gentle tap on the closest body part like wrist shoulder etc.

Viper Tactical. I would recommend 8fields as well but those buckles made of chocolate so I'm not gonna do it.

Double Eagle M904 series or cheapo Specna. For 150 you don't have too many options brand wise.

Real steel shooting? I don't know if minors can do clay pigeon or shoot .22 indoor or air guns on the range but it's an experience you never forget.

Which doesn't mean I have to put up with their shit behaviour. They can have each other as long I'm not part of it. Airsoft is a silly game and I play it for fun. Not everything has to be competitive in this world...

I bet you find better prices online. Usually brick and mortar airsoft shops like to sell the same stuff for more money. Just make sure the retailer is reputable. Lof ot them are dodgy and are only interested to sell shit to you and when something goes wrong you end up being told "you pulled the trigger wrong". At this point I'd even consider a used gun from here for example as long as the seller has good feedback.

You couldn't force MED indoor and no need for it when people shoot each other point-blank or sub 10 meters. That's not the point anyway. This cancer american speedsoft has to go to somewhere else though (mainly speedsoft tournament) because they're absolutely insuffarable most of the time. Speedsoft is fine per se problem is when speedsofters act like they're hot shit and rules only apply to them when they like it or suit them. Spamming trigger on SEMI, peppering people for no reason, blatant cheating, playing with the HPA regulator, so basically the total opposite what you see in Japan. I've seen all of it since I play again indoor and always grind my gears why I paid for this shitshow... I met some cool speedsofters but lot of them absolutely detached from reality.

COVID fucked up many venues. You can't base a business model on a "yes, you can open on Tuesday for two weeks for 8 people but you have to be shut for the next three months". The more I play against speedsofters the more I don't enjoy airsoft and I've just started to realise this ting in the last few months prior to previous bad experiences. I just wish I'd have enough money to run my own site and ban all of them from it. 🤣 Japanise airsoft it is. No running indoor. No overshooting. Not bending rules because we've got fragile egos and we're man children. And ofc everything is getting more expensive so people cut back on luxury first.

Because of the belt I think you've got limited options. DeadlyCustoms makes some smg mag pouches out of kydex. I bet traditional molle pouch would start to flop around if you speed up a bit. That was the case when I had a plate carrier and I hated it. 🤣 I run a viper chest rig with an MP5 insert and it's awesome. But reloading is more comfortable and faster with a shooter belt.

As long as you buy the correct sized parts it should be fine.

TM vs. VFC MP7: TM is 90% of the real deal's size meanwhile VFC is 1:1. Biggest issue is that the whole gun is polymer and that recoil constantly bashes against the rear. Altough you can buy some aftermarket stock adapters and stocks to make it more rigid (which I did). But at that point you spent close to 400 pounds just on the gun...(if new) Internally vfc has been made to run it on gg Marui should be run on duster at least on paper. But I bet most people run their TM on gg anyway and having minimal amount of issues except usual wear and tear like broken nozzle but that's airsoft for you. VFC Rattler/MPX: Both are sexy plus you don't see them that often but there is minimal amount of info about them. Watched every yt review available and they seem solid internally but every gun is fine out of the box and longevity is a different topic. They are just too new to able to form an opinion. VFC MP5: Never had one but according to other people internals are made of out chocolate easily braking charging handle etc. New gen. may be better but who knows? VFC HK53: Too new buy it on your own risk. TM MWS: Never had one but it seems the king of all GBBR M4's. GHK used to be a serious competitor but since QC issues no one would recommend them. TM AKX: It's an just TM AKM with modern furniture. Personally I wouldn't pay almost 200 pounds more for it but it's your money and value is subjective.

I'd advise against that M904L type stock it's extremely easy to lose that battery extension. The plastic piece is barely hold by two tiny tabs. Fell off on my first game I was lucky I played indoor and I found it... Internally all of them the same. If you fancy an UMP style gun M917C could be at least a bit more unique choice.

Hm that's very low indeed. Is 265 on green gas? There is only so much you can do about a good air seal on a gbb and you did it already. You could try a 6.01 tight inner barrel as well. I had fitment issues with my dyna piston head on my G26 so you could try to swap it back to the original one if you've still got it. Personally I would use the original marui plastic slide and a longer inner barrel for now if you're dead set on getting a bit more out of it.