Holly Wallace

A part of my brain just really likes knowing the time all the time. Plus, I find it super useful for keeping track of how long's left of the current round, And Its come in handy when coordinating with teammates in a milsim once.

Bit of a miscellaneous one, But I've recently gained a bit of an interest in wristwatches. Just wondering what (if at all) watches do you lot field while playing? I've seen a lot of interesting picks for watches that can handle a BB or two, I've seen a lot of people that wing it and wear any regular-wear watch, And I've seen many that opt to not wear one at all from BB incident experience. I like to field my Casio G-shock while playing, It's a little bulky, But is absolutely bomb-proof. Veeery thick front glass. Some dude I saw last month had a lineup of F-91Ws, Had already lost one to a BB, Just replaces 'em everytime they get shot. Good thing they're cheap.

Stylish. What's the optic?

Absolute lifesaver. Thanks!

Hiya all, The fixed stock mount (lower piece in img) on my Bulldog SRC SR-47 has recently karked it in an incident with a very stubborn countersunk hex screw. I've had a look around and haven't seen or heard much mention of AK stock mounting methods other than the typical folding hinge type, And I'm not sure if this reciever and stock mount is some proprietary deal or not (I have heard the SRC SR-47 is a CYMA clone). If anyone knows if this reciever will take other stock mounts (fixed or hinged works), And/Or where to find replacements, That'd be great. If more info is needed, Just scream at me in the comments. I probably missed a detail or two. Thanks

Re the AK, Yeah, It's a fixed 100 style. I've been looking for one of those stock adapters, Since unscrewing the whole rear end of the rifle's getting a liiiittle tiring at the start and end of each day :^) Been eyeing a Galaxy MP5K, Since I heard they can reach like 310 fps? (for 50ish quid too!!) Would it work for mid-long range outdoor fields though? There is something incredibly fun and appealing about throwing myself around in unreasonably heavy gear. +intimidation if you wear big steel-capped boots in CQB rings! They may be able to hear me stomping towards 'em from 3 rooms away, But at least I wont stub my toes. The 20+ degrees over here as of recent has made me reconsider. Just a bit.

My rifle is a little front heavy (SRC AK, AK-100 style foregrips with a 1x40 and vertical grip), So I suppose that'd affect things. Eyepro's some generic goggles with a mesh lower facemask. Had some trouble with the mesh interfering with the cheek hold, But I've managed to form it so it's out the way enough. I get the feeling I'm either too small for the smallest size of Osprey, Or I've got it adjusted wrong. I may have to look into a battle belt or other rig. Thanks

Hi all, I'll get to the point, I run an Osprey MkIVa frequently, And I've always had a problem finding a comfortable shouldering position with my AEG. I get the feeling the rubber shoulder pad on the right is a bit too high, As the point where I'd usually shoulder my rifle is only half covered by the rubber, And slips easily. I'm really not a big person, And the vest is in the smallest 170 size. Just wondering if anyone if I have it adjusted wrong, Or if I'm shouldering it wrong? If more info's needed or anything like that I'll try and provide. I am new to the forums. Thanks in advance

I'm a bit late to reply, But I've been a few times, Brilliant staff, Marshals are all great. The ground at the Mid Wales site is good and very varied, Be prepared for hills and mud (especially so after rain). The C3 site down at Monmouth is a bit more flat I hear. In terms of atmosphere, It's nice and casual. I started in more serious CQB places, And Mid Wales was a very nice change of pace. 100% recommend