Monty

Bad, very bad,

I don't know.

You can't import airsoft guns into the UK from the US.

From what's been going around, the first batch of Bolt's shook themselves to bits. They've been improved apparently.

£300 won't be enough to purchase a G5 AND magazines, gas, bb's etc... However, it'll get you a nice AEG, magazines, bb's and maybe some money left over for gear.

There's lots, some of these aren't really smg's but are certainly nice. The rare VFC PDW Tokyo Marui MP7 AEP/GBB KWA MP9 KSC Mac 11 Real Sword Type 97B Krytac PDW Classic Army MP5's G&G P90, F2000, MP5's ICS L85 Tokyo Marui Uzi (if you can find one.) G&P shotguns (laughable prices but perform incredibly well.) LCT shortie AK's.. I'll stop.

Looks like a RAP4 T68.

Ok, let's just stop. You're quite obviously advertising crap on the Wanted classifieds for this website and don't know anything about UKARA, we've already had people like EPICLlama spamming us with this crap. Any future posts mentioning Spraythemag will be removed. I'm also doing this so new players don't pay the prices you charge for the stuff that you sell which is just laughable. Sorry, but this is just getting boring.

It's a £30 gas pistol, don't expect much from it.

Stupid.

Ask the owner.

Got woken up at 5am by someone having a shower.. Eyes are sore.

Glock, very reliable.

G&G - Excellent overall, very little problems with the combat machine series (such as some magazines require a bit of tape to feed properly) Very good reputation. Classic Army - Again, excellent guns, built very nicely. I'd avoid their Sportline series as the plastic they use for the receivers are very fragile. King Arms - Pretty much the same as Classic Army, but with a more 'exotic' variety of guns available. An underrated company. ICS - Fantastic guns, good reputation about almost all of their rifles, my L86 is built like a tank and performs brilliantly after some tinkering with the hop up. I've noticed that their M4's are shaped differently compared to the standard Marui/clone M4's, but that's probably to do with the split-gearbox design. Airsoft-Ed has extensive knowledge on their L85's, if you have any questions about them, ask him. GHK - veeerrrryyyyy nice GBBR's. Nothing but praise from their owners. Realistic finish and solid performance, the G5 is a pretty good cold-weather gun despite it being a GBBR. But I'd recommend doing your own research on them before plunging into the gbbr route. G&P - Great platform for building an aeg, finish is nice on all their guns, however they're a bit pricey for what they offer. A&K/P&J - I've only ever owned their spring SVD, but I have heard nothing but praise about their aeg's, try and purchase one from Taiwangun as UK retailers overprice them. JG/Golden Eagle - Aged, since the "Golden Eagle" re-brand, prices for them have increased dramatically for the soul purpose of making money from them, they're overhyped by such retailers, claiming that they're "better than Tokyo Marui - JBBG" but there's nothing special about them. If you find a JG online, purchase it from (again) Taiwangun or other Hong Kong/Taiwanese websites. I'd avoid purchasing second-hand, normally heavily used and poorly maintained. Also popular for their VSR clones as they are cheap and, to some extent, built better than the Marui version. Cyma - Fantastic value for money, their AK's are very reliable, but avoid their M4's as they're a bit crap, as expereinced by Airsoft_Mr B. They've recently introduced some tri-shot M870's in metal and plastic varients, not much is known about them but they look to be nice little shotguns. Tokyo Marui - Their standard aeg's have aged.. Poorly. For how much they cost, you can get a MUCH nicer and better performing gun, same with their Tr-shot shotguns. However, their Recoil guns and gas blow backs are still considered the best on the market by many, understandably so. Cybergun - Same as Echo1, they put trade marks on existing cheap aeg's then overprice them for it. WE - Hit and miss, personally. Their aeg's are good, using the same materials that they build their GBB's from, gearbox's are pretty bog standard. If you're going to purchase their GBB rifles, don't bother replacing parts as soon as you get one, wait for the parts to break then start to replace them. They do however require an NPAS which makes the fps adjustable. My Hi-Power and AK fell apart, but I think my AK fell apart due to the recoil kit I put in it. Says it all really. Well - Eh, avoid. Their Gen 1, 2 and 3 L96's are good, the Gen 3 is better built but needs upgrading if you want it to be somewhat useable on the field. KWA - Good guns, but proprietary parts are a bit annoying. Their ERG is fantastic, crisp recoil and solid performance. Excellent gas guns, especially the popular MP9, amazing performance from such a little gun. The noise it makes is scary. Double Eagle - Shotguns are fantastic, however everything else they've made is a bit mediocre. Jin Peng - Lol, Tippman - Their M4 has good reputation so far, HPA so requires extra money being spent to make it work, definitely worth it though. Systema - I'll leave them to your own judgement, people that own them praise them but people that don't own them tend to talk crap about them. However, they perform amazingly, very quiet guns, but I'll never own one. Celcius - Better than Systema as they're constantly innovating and offering different upgrade options for their guns. Reputation is good, price is ok for what they offer. Real Sword - Excellent guns, people buy them for their realistic features and finish, and for their unique guns that they offer. Ares/Star - From what I've heard from people on the forums, the problems that their guns have are a bit of a widespread myth, from my own experience they're just as reliable as any other aeg. But do your own research about them and come to your own judgement about them. Krytac - Excellent guns for the money, better gearbox's and overall design than most aeg's in the same price range on the market. Dytac - What G&P should have been. Fantastic looking guns with better-than-standard internals, people have been running 11v lipos through them without issues. Definitely recommend them over G&P any day. SRC - Eh, avoid. Mediocre quality for the price that you pay. Their G36's are nice, but comparable to JG's G36's in terms of performance. APS - Comparable to Classic Army, slightly lower quality but solid guns overall. D-boys - Popular for their cheap Scar-L's & Scar-H's, most of their guns have a poor finish, the paint they use for their M4's feels like a chalk board, good guns though. Their AK's are nice, most of them being made from steel and wood but you don't pay the Real Sword price for one (albeit their finish is poorer.) Aim Top - Solidly built guns, but the externals are a bit naff. Comparable to JG. LCT - Realistic fit and finish, but they're pretty much a conversation piece, I've noticed they're more attention grabbing than PTW's (probably over-exaggerating). Which isn't a bad thing at all. S&T - Toyish externals, especally with their Tar 21's, a good option if you want a cheap exotic gun that won't fall apart straight away. Snow Wolf - Like with S&T, a good option if you want a cheap exotic gun, they're only popular for their M82's and M41A pulse rifle. Evolution - They seem to be well built, but I don't know much about them. AGM - Again, same with S&T, a good option if you want a cheap exotic gun (primarily their WW2 weapons such as the popular MP44 and Sten gun.) quality and performance is comparable to stock JG's. Echo1 - They essentially re-brand JG's, AGM's and other cheap manufacturers and overprice them because they'll include an extra magazine. Essentially, they're a money making gimmick. CAA - Comparable to Classic Army, nice externals, standard internals, the furniture for their M4's looks absolutely horrendous IMO. Like G&P, they're a bit overpriced for what they are. Hope that helps.

Holy crap lol.

Absolutely love those.

Faulty trigger contact, most likely, but I've never heard of that problem.

Ouch, P&P isn't even included in the price.. Very money hungry.

Why would you want a blank firing pistol?

Wouldn't worry about it.

Where are you having trouble with stripping it down?

Nomex pilot gloves for me.

TM High Cycle Mp5k.

It's the spring. Have you installed a bearing spring guide?

Can definitely vouch for the L86, excellent gun. Down side is with the bipod and a Susat scope attached, it becomes very heavy.