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No

That's fucking hilarious

I had a Cyma springer for a while, and it was fine enough for cheap, but also partially glued shut and built in the most insane way possible. After a year it started just falling apart.

There is no surgery that can fix a ruptured eyeball.

Your eyes are worth more than £4 innit

They're a real pain to disassemble and work on. Lots of tiny screws holding fragile plastic parts. Fun for indoor play, not good for outdoor.

They only really bother with licenses for guns tbh. Where manufacturers have accessories they replicate those, but they don't really seem to go in for repros of tactical accessories. Based on the Armourer's Bench video it looks like the L403 is used a lot with Magpul SLK stocks. They probably just don't have a repro license for that and slapped the basic not-B5 stock they use on their AEGs/GBBs.

At least when I've seen similar camo stuff on the field, it tends to be very plasticky and weirdly sticks out more. Honestly scrim netting and some jjute gets you most of the way. Just gotta break up the outline.

VFC tends to do either licensed releases, or unlicensed. When they do licensed releases, like an official KAC L403A1 replica, they tend to make sure everything is above board. They get the rights to MLOK via KAC, for example, as they're reproducing KAC's design that in turn includes Magpul's MLOK IP. When VFC wants to do something completely unlicensed, they go to one of their shell companies, like Maruyama, APFG, or Star Arms. That way they can do B&T or Sig products without incurring the relevant costs or design oversight. For example, VFC P320s via Stark Arms or Parabellum run much better overall than the officially licensed Sigair P320s because Sig demanded they be designed for CO2 first and foremost as military/law enforcement training aids and Airsoft toys distant second. Generally KAC is not gunna want its officially licensed replica to have stolen IP from other companies, so you tend to get basic A2 grips and the like on them. Overall it tends to be pretty all-or-nothing in terms of replicas. That's before you get into companies that just hold licenses and outsource to companies like VFC, such as Umarex or Cybergun.

HK21 PDW is a hilarious concept, that's some great CAD work there though.

Oh. Yeah that sucks.

They don't have a Magpul license

Classifieds seem to be pretty quiet as well

The double barrel is quite well priced tbh. The Dominator is probably trading on it being unobtainium.

https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/other-equipment/baby-name-prediction-by-date-of-birth-and-time_i85842 Insane deal for £1500, I could do this for you for a tenner.

I've had enough incidents of teammates walking in front of me while I'm sighted in and taking my shot at point blank that yeah I just know it's a matter of time before I laze someone. 😂

I'm curious, after a couple of incidents with lasers getting shone in people's eyes, a lot of our local sites here have banned them. You need to take the battery out or cover up the emitter if you're running one. Is that just a local thing? Personally I barely trust the average Airsofter with a pointy stick, nevermind an Ali Express laser made with poor quality control that places it somewhere between Doesn't Work and Star Wars Blaster.

Pride flags being "gangsta" is hilarious ngl

It's because it's short for Big Bollocks, clearly

https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/rif-s/gas-powered_1/ultra-rare-vfc-x-a-studios-bcm-gbbr-1-of-only-199-worldwide_i85367 Frankly hilarious price for a VFC V2 AR that's three years old and has a couple of aftermarket parts installed.

We got a "selling it for a mate" here

That's grand, I don't have space for a computer desk in my wee flat. I'm looking at lathing barrels and such anyhow

Buying them off eBay means they're probably repros tbh

AI is definitely going to corner the slop market but it's nowhere near replacing actual content tbh