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Green Devil Bio BBs, the best bio BB available. I'm an environmentally conscious loser, sue me.

give them a 5 minute bump on the NiMh setting, happened to me loads of times, you just need to get the voltage per cell over about 2.8v and you're good to go.

I store mine with a 1 second squirt of abbey maintenance gas, it's not enough to put the seals 'under pressure' but the lubricant in it will keep the o-rings in good health.

100% fastest way to downgrade your PTW is to put etiny or FCC bits in it.

yes, both eyes open is the correct way to shoot with a red dot sight.

get coding then Samurai!

that included the £22 VAT

picked up an INFORCE WML white/IR on eBay for a steal a couple of weeks back... at least it was a steal til royal mail chucked a £30 fee on it

yeah, I don't think any airsoft gun is going to kill an EOTech, I used one on a .50cal for more than 500 rounds last year with no issues.

Special Airsoft Supplies are NOT a recommended retailer though, they're a dropshipper who will take your money for months and potentially never deliver the product you paid for.

he's added a suppressor and an ACOG, oh and a flashlight. I'd say that the suppressor is frivolous but the rest of it serves a purpose.

absolutely no problems there at all.

Honestly, spending £350 on upgrades on a SRC gun is the very definition of polishing a turd. Open it up, give the barrel a good clean and maybe spend £10 on a new hop bucking if you require it. Spend the rest on a krytac gun and be done with it.

agreed, there's too much 'ooh what if I hurt someone's feelings' bullshit in airsoft, just shoot them, full face is an option for everyone!

about 50/50, if you're in the FOB then you'll be sleeping outside, it's just a couple of HESCO squares on top of a hill. Basha will 100% be required unless you fancy getting wet!

I shoot at the middle of what I can see, if someone's only sticking their head out then my point of aim is going to be their nose. Likewise if someone's moving quickly and I full auto at them to increase my chances of a hit and some of those shots hit them in the face/head, tough luck. If you don't like getting shot in the face, wear a full face mask. Only time I have ever complained about being shot in the face is when I got a row of 5 full auto shots across my face with my arms up and a red rag on my head from about 15' away while stood in the open. The guy claimed to not be able to tell I was dead... I had a bit of a flash at that.

There's no part of a person you can shoot that'll hurt enough for it to be a dick move, I deliberately aim for bits of people where I know they'll feel it. If you don't like being shot, don't play.

you'll be able to arrive on the friday after 1800, game on isn't til saturday morning though. If you're in the main buildings then you'll be able to park immediately outside before moving your car up to the car park, if you're in the FOB then you'll have to park in the car park and stirling run a truck to and from the FOB so you won't have to carry all your stuff.

stirling are notoriously bad at replying to emails, the games are generally good though.

a squirt of abbey maintenance gas will keep the seals in good condition.

yep, airsoft machine shop can do it for you, find them on facebook.

I tend to put antifog stuff on my lenses if taking photos in the cold. fogtech works well, but you have to be really sure to buff the lens properly afterwards to avoid streaks.

how is that relevant? you can be shot up close in woodland too, something is either safe or it isn't! Personally, I wouldn't say it's 'unsafe' but the possibility of a ricochet up into your eye is there with mesh and it's not there without. If in doubt wear full face.

Generally with the TF side at the sandpit you set up in the new FOB in the corner of the site, a basha and a campbed are highly recommended! That said, you may end up setting up in one of the buildings in the main complex in which case the basha won't be needed. Either way, you won't have to carry it about with you. There's no mention of it being a hard routine weekend on the page so I'd say you're likely to be setting up your stuff friday evening/saturday morning (depending when you arrive) and working from an established base all weekend.

hitting the keys too hard?