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Cooperman26

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Cooperman26 last won the day on March 26

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  • Guns
    Thompson, MP40, Sten, Colt 1911a1, mk6 webley, Kar98K,SRC mamba gen 2 full metal, a lot of shotguns!
  • Loadouts
    French resistance
    Rebel
    Farmer..
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    Walderslade - chatham
  • Interests
    WW2 events, shotguns, anything that goes BANG

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  1. App is working for me. A plethora of airsoft items available and able to be shipped to me. strange!
  2. As a previous comment has advised.. **collection only** and seeing it being re-listed, re-listed, re-listed. Sending a message to advise interest in item and explaining I can see it having been re-listed many times annd happy to cover all postage costs. Then being ignored. And then seeing it re-listed again, and again and again…
  3. Went on a pyro spree… X10 EG67 pea grenade wire pull X10 FBS MK5 pea grenades wire pull X20 MK5 FBS ThunderFlash X10 FBS Thermobaric multi bangs 🫢
  4. Tbf, I don’t think this gentleman’s advert deserves to be in this thread. I’ve bought from him before and at a very fair price. Great gentleman to deal with.
  5. Fair play. Very nooooicee!
  6. A quick google and I’ve counted 6 UK retailers with them in stock 🤓
  7. I know where Sutton in Ashfield is.. based upon that it’s probably been pinched. Stay clear 🤣
  8. I have a few shotguns in my collection, 15 in all 😁, all spring powered. Not had any issues with them. Each type has their own strengths and weaknesses. Gas, less strength needed to pump, sound great when you rack, a little more power, but gas usage means you do have to be wary of your shots and do require (as any gas RiF) up keep to keep them in good working order. Springers, a good arm work out and you’ll feel it the next day but no worries about worrying how much you have left in the tank and will just keep going. As the previous commenter, I would also personally recommend the Cyma range of shotguns as build quality is good and always good fun. I have a number of their full metal ones and a couple of polymer builds for variety and love them. Obviously the polymer builds are also cheaper than the full metal one to. I also have a couple from the Double Eagle brand with there textured rubber grips and they have also never let me down and are good fun. The majority all have the tri shot barrels to as a shotgun should spread! I’ve also got some S&T shotguns which are full metal with real wood which are beautiful to look at and hold but they are only single shot and can have a little more range if that’s what you are wanting. My opinion with shotguns is that they are best for close quarters, room clearing etc and are not designed for reaching distance. So you have to adapt your gameplay for them which can be fun! Buy I would definitely start with a springer, get the feel for it and if you enjoy it then look to upgrade down the line!
  9. Kind sir, I completely appreciate that health and safety hat. I probably should have said that it was a home experiment and I wasn’t intending on taking it to a field. I understand and agree with your rationale 100%. I was trying to get across I think it would be a good thing if a company was able to come up with such an idea for single use pyro, based upon my crude idea, as I think there would be great interest. Cardboard shells of any variety (such as my attempt of a dynamite bundle) of which could have inserted XY already produced pyro (FBS, EG) that complies and is suited etc. But who knows!
  10. I’m not saying I’m gifted when it comes to creating things but today I had a thought. There are many different types of one use pyro, and reusable, on the market and I like things that go bang. I found a gent, http://www.youtube.com/@FulcrumAirsoft, who has some fantastic ideas and designs for reusable pyro, especially towards a WW2 theme, which I think is fucking brilliant! I’d highly recommend giving his channel a watch and visiting his website. But it got me thinking, I’d personally love to see some more single use ideas based towards any theme. Which is cheap. I today have mocked up some very basic “dynamite” shells, based loosely on the British PE No2 explosive during 1940s. A very rough a crude production with any thin cardboard rolled into a tube shape (mainly cereal boxes) then rolled up in grease paper and some strimmer wire as a fake looking fuse wire. These happily fit a EGMK5 or the shorter FBS MK5/4. Only one used per trio. Or would be perfect for the FBS maroon sappers with a firing box. It’s mainly a one use “shell” which if created properly, by someone with more able than me, could be a great gimmick.
  11. I love the Hakkotsu Thunder Bs! My tip.. don’t over fill with Bbs or powder a great bang to! The Pineapple ones seem to be quite elusive at the moment so if you come across them, buy, buy, buy!
  12. Treated myself to some EGs. Also treated myself to some other EGs.
  13. I was going to start a new thread regarding home made targets, but I found this! My crude outdoor target box. Bed slates, paddling pool, thin foam insulation and a lot of screws, pins and tacks. Very crudely put together. Top slates are removable, stripped a thick paddling into strips and tacked along each slate. Some thin foam insulation at the back of the box. Doesn't look pretty, but I works!
  14. I’ve just purchased a box of EG67’s. And then a box of FBS Mk5 ball grenades. I was curious as to the difference between them. So I went all in to find out!
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