1st commando

I believe it will be at least a few days before any statement comes out from mike or anyone but sadly it is true

JD Airsoft have a couple in stock. I'm really not a fan of revolvers or CO2 but having played with these last month i was super impressed with the feel and build of them

I actually found a load of mags in a box the other day lol

Hopefully not the same shitty system as the E&L 101

Scar h , G3 , FAL , SR25 , MK12 are all good options . Avoid the M14 as it isn't as comfortable with weight as other designs although I still love my M14 it rarely gets a look in . My most consistent , accurate and long range rifle is easily my GBB fal and that's not even running at dmr power

Exactly, it's extremely cheap to knock out copy /paste M4 variants with cheap cast bodies but that's not for everyone

Unicorn do amazing barrels and not too costly

VFC offer the EU spec but unfortunately BZ who imported them didn't relay that information to retailers properly. VFC still offer regular spec to EU and UK too and other importers still get them. It's down to BZ to tell people what they are selling them Most of those licenses are for Germany only. Colt license elsewhere is currently owned by cybergun and vfc has the license for Olympic arms themselves as well as BCM and KAC . None of the EU spec rifles have umarex licensing and in fact most of them have no real.markings at all as it's the "budget range" my advice is to avoid the EU spec budget line unless someone wants something cheaper as a back up or first gbbr. And my info comes from VFC directly (to answer whoever asked). I work in the airsoft manufacturing and distribution industry including with VFC

EU version actually refers to the spec . They are zinc bolt carrier AND trigger parts where as the regular version has steel trigger parts . Also EU version usually comes with CO2 magazine Umarex has nothing to do with those rifles as they are not H&K or Glock based

Not quite Marskman don't have license restricted guns like apfg. It's just a south Korean distributor commissioning different projects

Those co2 mags will not work as they are for the older kwc based rwa pistols . The warhawk is TM based but rwa have not released any co2 mags for them

Check the strike valve on the magazine with a valve tool, i find some are not fully screwed in

I've got at least one of each brand with P226, P228 and P229 models , TM - shoots quite nice but feels dated and tacky now KJ - full metal but poor finish and a bit rattley WE - actually one of WEs best models , nice finish , realistic feel and firing pin look , decent performance KWA - Nice finish , NS2 system just feels weak to shoot , bad markings VFC - stunning finish and performance but not so easy to track down (def my choice for the best) I do have some other brands too but they aren't worth adding as they are either super expensive or rare these days

All the VFC SR25s received the updates as production continued . The only differences are stylistic . You will not find a older SR25 in stock at a shop brand new as its been years

The answer is no it will not fit, at least not without modification

Oh good point I'll try it when I go upstairs in a bit

The solid stock fits but the sliding stock for the gbb has a buffer etc in it. I'll try it later when I get chance

BIOs often aren't as good as non bio BBs especially if they aren't a good brand. Personally i will not use bios in any of my rifles

I suspect it's one photo that's been used by multiple retailers . It's common for retailers to take each other's photos which is why watermarking became more popular

Honestly I don't see how you could do it. Or why you would want to in fairness

TM's lack of innovation is just getting more and more staggering haha

Nah it was on last year but it's fair distance from west mids. I know frontier do some bring and buy sales sometimes

Don't try to understand Umarex

Yeah, fuck that

Because Umarex decided they didn't want it. They are releasing it this year with an aluminium slide and the steel slide will be available seperately. It's because Umarex wanted a lower price point