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jcheeseright

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  1. Get that into the stalker thread! How effective are they?
  2. You've never seen a consistent GBB pistol? Not been looking that hard then!
  3. 61 feet is more like 18 metres though. My glock will reach out accurately to 50m, tested on a measured range at a site. Not only that, the trigger response on an AEP makes me want to cry... You can almost feel the delay!
  4. out of all that, the AEP is what gets your attention?!
  5. also going, me and all the guys in my group will have radios.
  6. ahh yeah, you're right, shame. still a good option for a solid plate carrier though.
  7. or just replace the lenses entirely with lexan, it's less prone to fogging than glass too!
  8. While ONE of those IR LEDs isn't very bright, a whole bank of them can be seen from a good 30 or 40 yards away pretty easily. I know, I've done it. Once someone's vision has fully night-adapted those little red glowing LEDs are very very obvious. Not only that, the lenses on those things are (obviously) very cheap and the image you get is not at true 1x magnification, it's often more like 1.2-1.3x, combine that with the fact that the lens (singular!) itself will be offset from your face by several inches makes walking about pretty hazardous in itself, especially given that with only one objective lens, regardless of the amount of screens inside of it you'll have no stereoscopic depth perception. Trust me, if those spy goggles were useful on any level then people would be using them all the time, I play a LOT of night games and have only ever seen that kind of stuff a handful of times and in all of those cases the person using them has ditched them in favour of a torch in fairly short order. They're a nice idea, but in practice they're £35 worth which with night vision stuff is effectively 35p worth. You're genuinely better off with a keyring LED torch.
  9. Tennis ball with a clicker inside and an IR v-lite taped/glued to the side so you can find it using your night vision. I wouldn't recommend anyone tries to use the toy 'night vision' types in any serious way though... the bank of HUGE IR LEDs on the front glow pretty red, provides a nice bright red aiming point for people to shoot at your face!
  10. Yeah, 99% of the time a drop-leg holster is a pretty bad solution to a problem that doesn't really exist. Put it on your belt instead, if you find that it's too high then you can get a 2inch drop loop to lower it from the belt a bit so it doesn't interfere with chest rigs/plate carriers/clothing.
  11. For 400 with a standard AEG limit at 350, I don't think I'd bother, for 450 though I bloody would! I like to get up close and personal on people though, so the MED would kill it for me.
  12. yeah, the JPC is pretty much designed to hold SAPI plates and soft armour backers in the lightest way possible while still being sturdy enough to jump out of a plane with it on and fight in it.
  13. pretty adjustable, though even the small size is designed for an adult.
  14. it's a little bit over, but you could probably make the money back by selling some of the pouches: http://www.semapogear.com/index.php/multicam-6094a-type-vest.html
  15. That's me told! We're still rocking SUSAT
  16. the new standard optic for the SA80 is variable, ELCAN Specter DR; 1x-4x zoom though they're just over $2k a piece... not really airsoft suitable
  17. jesus christ I can only imagine how uncomfortable that paracord sling would be after a day's use... chafe central!
  18. see you there, me and a few mates are making the drive up from Exeter.
  19. providing your hop can lift them, heavier BBs always go further.
  20. you going to Black Ops Cribbs on sunday?
  21. with a well set up gun you can hammer semi auto pretty fast, I personally very very rarely use full auto anyway. If it weren't for the MED I'd have all my guns shooting at 'DMR' power for the extra range.
  22. you can't feel hits through a lot of things... magazine pouches, padded belts, etc etc. you can DEFINITELY hear them though.
  23. Flyye 6094 is well made, but it's a copy of the 6094B so it's LARGE, unless you're a pretty well built guy it'll hang off you. TMC AVS is absolute garbage, avoid.
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