Colin Allen

Yep! That would seem to be an issue. I have just looked at the lad's one and the nozzle is fully engaged with the hop rubber lips.

What you are experiencing is normal. With the hop fully on, the BBs cannot make their bid for freedom and get jammed up; if you keep doing it, you risk damaging the piston/sector gear/tappet plate. When the nozzle is fully forward, the tip should be in the lips (ooer, missus!) To check the nozzle/rubber interface for air leaks, make sure there are no BBs in the chamber, turn the gun upside down, put a bit of paper over the feed tube and pull the trigger. If the paper does a credible impression of a Russian tank turret, the nozzle and rubber are not sealing. If it stays still or just moves a little bit, all is good.

If the gearbox is cycling, the spring will deliver the power that it is capable of minus any losses due to air leaks. When you say that it does not fire, what do you mean? Do you mean that it cycles but a BB does not whizz out of the barrel or do you means that the gearbox does not cycle? If the former, do you expect it to with the hop fully on? I have tried that with an AK and it usually jams.

Many thanks for all the information. 64 rounds is pretty decent; however, the "sleep mode" sounds a bit odd. I might wait to see what else they bring out as I am not that interested in a Grach. A Glock would be very tempting.

This looks rather interesting; any idea on how many shots you can get from a fully charged battery?

Are you implying that he is not being entirely truthful?

The description is hilarious. Absolutely an eye catcher, this hand gun is a stunner has never been on the filed has always sat in its box as a display piece she shoots far and has a naughty kick comes with extended detachable inner tube to add more accuracy with the suppressor Ignoring the truly appalling English, if it has "always sat in its box", how does the knuckle dragging twat know that "she" shoots far and has a naughty kick?

Well done!

They are proposing that the 30,000 going to the military would be engaged with logistics, cyber security, procurement or civil response operations. For those volunteering, they would work with the NHS, fire service, ambulance, search and rescue, and critical local infrastructure, among others. I am not sure how a mere 25 days per year would result in them making any appreciable difference to those organisations. Funding for all this is also an issue; it looks like 60% (around £1.5 billion) of it will be "diverted" from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, which was established to replace the financial support that community organisations lost when we left the EU..

That is a shame; too many sites are not delivering what they should. I think there are some AWA regulars on here; if there are, it will be interesting to see their responses.

Some photos might help as, at the moment, we have no idea which make it is and which springs have boinged away.

Extremely fucked.

He seems to have created a new advert for it and deleted the original one: https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/electric-powered/m4-combat-machine-semi-and-full-auto_i61221 The price has dropped and the output is now 320 to 390+ fps, whatever that means. It's almost like he is making it up as he goes along.

Not on a Combat Machine; it is an integral part of the front section of the outer barrel.

https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/electric-powered/m4-combat-machine-semi-and-full-auto_i61212 "Short stocked" and doing 370-435FPS with full auto. At least he has been kind enough to include his full address so the police won't have any trouble finding him.

No wonder the distance it covers is unreal. I do wonder which sites the seller is playing at if that is not a typo.

I would go for the Hybrid; it has better functionality, particularly trigger sensitivity, and anything that gets rid of trigger contacts and cutoff levers is to be applauded.

I doubt that he will; I am not sure when he would find time with his army reserve and cadet instructor commitments and often working weekends (He was at the Etihad today looking after the rigging for the flying camera that he installed yesterday and will dismantle tomorrow). His younger brother plays regularly when he is down from university. Agreed; that is why I will never go back to certain sites.

Dogtag does seem to have something of a reputation. Hopefully, it hasn't put your eldest off. My eldest used to play, but gave up because of frustration over non hit taking and rule breaking. A few years later, a friend of his persuaded him to try Dogtag; he left at lunchtime and has not played since, although he has started making noises about possibly giving it another try.

I'll cross that one off the list then!

Having only a passing acquaintance with Bad Manners, despite being in my teens when they first became popular, I always thought the title was Lipo (or Lippo) Fatty. I have learned something this evening.

Known as "doing a Ben" in certain circles.

It is a pro-IRA song about shooting British soldiers.

Locked to semi and used as a DMR.