jcheeseright

going secret won't change anything, facebook can access any group on facebook... secret or not. It's not like they're using the search bar on the website to find these pages!

eh?

Revision Sawfly.

I like how FMA and Emerson aren't regarded as 'cheap china clones'.

Oakley M-Frames.

V2 gearboxes have problems with the cutoff lever jamming the whole gearbox if the cycle stops at just the wrong spot.

£250 would be a bargain! FMA definitely do the best maritime replica.

Except of course clicking 'like' on a facebook post or a youtube video costs you nothing and without that how else would the person doing the giveaway know who wanted it? Throw a dart at the phonebook and hope? Giveaways are done by people to force others to share their content in order to broaden their reach, it's massively naive to think otherwise.

'severe injury'? people losing limbs and suffering major internal bleeding?

not that many sites have a backup chrono, and even if they do you'd hope that they'd been compared and produced similar results. If a site has 2 chronos and they read 30fps different one of them is wrong so why would they use it?

The reason one airsoft chrono may disagree with another is because they're mass produced in chinese factories and have no calibration at all. If the assembly person solders the second sensor 1mm further away on one then that chrono will read lower, likewise if the light 'gate' on another chrono is offset by a couple of mm in the other direction it'll read higher. That's just ONE factor which could affect the readings from a chrono, different batches of processors in different batches of chronos may perform differently. One that always gets me is sites that chrono outdoors in direct sunlight... at black ops cribbs my 100% stock TM gun chrono'd 380fps five shots in a row on their chrono, obviously I called bullshit and realised that the sun was shining right down the tube, I asked to turn the chrono 90 degrees and try again because of the sun and surprise surprise 280fps. Airsoft chronographs are not precision equipment and the people that operate them often don't understand entirely how they work. Unfortunately it's often a case of 'our house, our chrono, our rules', which I can fully understand. You get someone turn up to your site for the first time and their gun comes in hot on your chrono... do you A: take them at their word that it's fine, or B: trust your chrono?

Don't have an auto resume delay, just have the mosfet safe/semi/semi. Absolutely no possibility of fucking up that way.

If you've programmed your MOSFET to safe/semi/semi and a site asks if it's mechanically locked just say 'yes', what are they going to do? force you to open it up and prove it? They'll ask you to switch it to auto and pull the trigger, if it cycles once and stops then it's locked to semi.

But of course there's no requirement to have a defence against the VCRA to own one as the VCRA does not legislate against ownership.

Good luck with that.

every single one of them will break eventually.

I meant the CRW (typo, CRB is something entirely different!): http://www.landwarriorairsoft.com/airsoft-weapons-c38/electric-rifles-c45/tokyo-marui-marui-m4-crw-high-cycle-custom-p3003

yep, that'd work.

royal mail, just send it with the end cap off.

or... go GBB.

it's a pretty decent acid, you'll need to have a good scrub but it should remove any 'stickyness'. As for getting it back 100% to stock paint, probably not going to happen.

fine in open air, you'll want it fully submerged though.

Take all the internals out and drown it in either a citrus or acid based cleaner, diet coke works quite well!

They're manufactured by KSC, cyber gun don't manufacture anything

Chest rigs are probably the way to go here, an LBT (or flyye copy) 1961 type chest rig will hold a LOT of stuff and adjust down small or out to quite large.