Krisz

You can reach that point when you've got so many guns you don't use half of them even if you play on a regular basis. You spend easily hundreds if not thousands before you realize it though. 🧐

They don't have the cut-off feature (gun doesn't shoot on empty). I'd get Double Bell low caps if I could because they're cheap.

ICS CES-P S3 is one of the best MP5 out of the box in my opinion. Classic Army CA5A3 with built in mosfet wouldn't be a bad choice either if you can source one.

Marui G19's are known about low FPS though (that's why I never built one). If you want to run it on HPA around green gas pressures metal slide is gonna be needed sooner or later. No one knows when a plastic slide cracks I know. Also metal can be alu it doesn't have to be cnc'd steel. Personally I wouldn't put a steel slide on any of my pistols but it's about personal preferences like everything in this hobby.

Well, I'm not gonna recommend GHK M4 because they've got horrible QC reputation so either VFC HK416A5 or Marui MWS.

None of them. Buy a Marui.

First GBBR? Something "cheap" and used. Like MP9, VFC/Marui MP7, GHK G5. MWS doesn't stop at 500 it only starts when a mag 50 quid. 🤑

TM pistols are the best out of box. If something breaks you can find hundreds if not thousands of aftermarket parts depending on the model.

Nothing because I wasted way too much money in this year on airsoft. But in the future I'd like to grab that new Marui SBS.

Cyma MP5/G3 claw mount is rock solid. Cyma extended m-lok didn't stay in place due recoil so that was wasted 35 quid for me personally. None of the aftermarket handguards are generous regarding battery space but for me Midwest repro (Wii-Tech) offered absolute fuck all so I sold it and I bought a Magpul SL instead. More importantly you should solder your battery to mr30 because you save a lot of space not using that tamiya to mr30 adaptor.

You could just buy a fixed stock. There you go I saved you 440. 🤣

Marui is already in the making of the Gen. 5 G17. But it's gonna take some time to get aftermarket parts for it (it happens eventually). GHK is known about their abysmal QC problems in the last few years so I woudn't get too exited about any of their guns. More importantly it's insane how much money you have to pay for them.

Economy... Airsoft is extremely expensive hobby even without spending money (guns/gear) on a regular basis.

Just be aware what you're getting into it. Proper mil-sim can cost a fortune because of strict gear requirements.

For retailers black friday means one thing usually. They put some silly, never seen RRP price before on guns and then they tell you how much you could save when in reality that gun never cost that much in the first place. 🤣

Viper VX chest rig.

I wish you good luck. You're gonna need it. 🤣

Taiwangun doesn't ship to the UK (NI is fine though). AEP is waste of money.

Why would you get rid of this and buy an mtw? It's nearly identical externally and internally. You're gonna sell it with a loss and spending 700 quid on a new mtw? Just asking. I'd say 60-70% of the total value you spent on this build. Just be aware that people are skint so there is a chance you have to lower your price even further in the near future if you can't get rid of it.

I'd never expose negative and positive at the same time. You can short your battery/gun if you manage to touch them with each other.

Pump-action shotgun requires a completely different approach gamestyle wise compared to an AEG or pistol. Face to face you're not gonna able spam it like a hpa tapped short stroked pistol, feathered hpa engine or trigger response built AEG. Joule output is more important in my opinion because 3 god forbid 6 bbs does hurt especially when it's a tight grouping. Altough, your average speedsofter cunt puts the same amount into you in a milisecond so in reality it doesn't really matter. Also, 6 shots aren't practical because you get out less trigger pull per shell/magazine plus the spread is crazy. The other thing is that you have to be a real wanker to run it on 6. And sooner or later someone is gonna mention it to the marshall so there is no point to hurt others for some childish power fantasy.

It depends how much you shoot and space to fit it. To simplify it 1300mAh equals ~1300 pull trigger. Unless I'm mistaken you should aim for always a higher C rating just to make sure your motor can draw enough amp (especially when you spam semi indoor). So 1300:1000=1.3. 1.3x25=32.5 A.

There is no massive difference between batteries in my opinion and they all lie about C ratings anyway. You can find similar batteries all over ebay/patrolbase/hobbyking etc.

Same goes for outdoor. Airsoft is a silly game and it has nothing to do with reality or real life. Any half decent rifleman puts anyone into their wooden pyjama in a milisecond several hundreds yard away just using 5.45/5.56... In airsoft everything is cover in reality it's concealment at best. It doesn't matter how much money you spent on your gear or how much training you get (proper military training not airsoft training lol 🤣) when you're blown to pieces before you're able to pull the trigger or see your enemy. This war in Ukraine shows to everyone what happens when you stand up against a country like Russia.

Hi! I'm a poor student could you give me some discount, please? 🥺