Hudson

In a crossover between this thread and one by @Jaylordofwaargh and the apparent lack of H8rs for sale, we have this gem: https://www.airsoft-hub.com/item/37553-umarex-revolver-h8r At only £80, it can be yours, for more than new! Grab a bargain(?) while it lasts!

New account set up today with a few of The cheap "BBGUNZ specials" lots for sale, at higher price than new. https://www.airsoft-hub.com/item/37470-ar-15-replica

That's fair enough. I'm letting my own biases from dealing with the education industry leak in, so I apologise for that. Definitely speak to them in a calm and professional matter first, as Colin Suggests.

I can't say much on the subject, other than to say no; you've done nothing wrong in getting your son involved in the hobby in a safe and legal manner. Without knowing what your garden is like, but I would probably not do that anymore (unless yours is large and covered, just to be safe). I don't know how useful it would be, but I would be putting in a complaint to the school and seeking legal advice from someone knowledgeable. Such is the deterioration of the UK, that something like this is even a thing unfortunately. 😒 I hope it works out okay for you and your son, and keep us updated. I absolutely despise the schooling system and social services but that's a separate matter.

Do you have a preferred bucking you use? I've tested a few and had inconsistent results; mostly maple leafs before settling with a basic style laylax 60⁰

I came across something this morning that puzzled me, and wanted to pitch it to others for discussion. (It's Monday, I'm back at work after a nice weekend and I have nothing better to do!) These popped up from someone I have on Instagram and Am I wrong for thinking this is weird? Referring to the "player may get up and retreat if within 20 metre range. (Do not target player if they do so)". As someone who does a bit of sniping this just seems daft and open to abuse. "Ooh you got close to me as I was hiding! Don't shoot me while I go move and get into cover somewhere else!" Surely this would just interrupt the flow of games as people get an 'invincibility shield' should the enemy team push up and get the drop on them. If someone not in the engagement who then sees an enemy player walking 30/40m away; unaware that they're relocating shoots them, only for the sniper to then come back in momentarily later it might just look like they're cheating; and lead to arguements etc. I'm of the opinion that (surprisingly) we're playing to shoot and get shot, and so long as everyone involved is sensible and sporting then something like this is just silly. A sniper, if in the situation where enemy players get within the MED has three options imo: 1) Hide, and hope to stay undiscovered at which point they can then escape or engage from behind. 2) Switch to a sidearm and try to either escape under fire or take out as many attackers as possible. 3) Get shot/surrender and use it as a learning experience for next time. Anybody else have thoughts on this? Is it a weird rule, or am I just out of touch?

£350 for a £190 gun with crappy charger and cheap gear. https://www.airsoft-hub.com/item/36433-urt-45-smg-full-set-up

Extreme, if it's the same one I've been to, are under the name WBAV events.

This is why everyone should purchase their own chrono. You want to get it set up so that it's firing under the limit whilst using the heavier ammo you'll be using in game, and then if your site for whatever dark-age reasons still insists on using 0.20s to test, you should be comfortably under the limit with both. For example, my T10 fires at around 2.1J on a 0.45 which is what I game with. There's one site local to me, which I occasionally play at, who still use the outdated "test on a 0.2" method, and as a result the same gun will shoot at around 450fps. Safely under on both, and I know I'm not going to accidentally joule creep over the limit.

Tactical Geordies or Negative Airsoft?

Thanks, hoping to make it up when schedules and the stars align!