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I saw that a little time back on Facebook I think. Pretty damning review. Hopefully it's a quick fix like the issue with the Oshibooms detonating with the pin in (pin wasn't wide/strong enough so they made new ones that wouldn't get bent and held the firing pin further away from the primer). Sounds like it may be a more fundamental problem with the inertia-based detonation system that's basically identical on all impact grenades. How they could get it so wrong is interesting though when other companies have managed to do it fairly reliably I don't know. The TRMR X4 multi shot detonates reliably too but it'd be interesting to know if the two operate differently enough because of patents that one doesn't work at all or if it's just a case of tolerances.

G&P M2s cost the same as the UTG ITA, heh.

I've heard it's just a case of sanding a bit - the TM is 1mm wider, so remove .5mm from either side (both the hinged part and the static part).

That's the giggle mate. My point being Pelican cases are nice, and I'm sure they live up to their very high standard of protection but for airsoft they're absolute overkill - £2k worth of guns or not, you're looking at a £200 case. Buy a £100 clone and spend the other £100 on some custom foam inserts if you like.

Which airsoft site was that?

Are the Pelican cases worth the money over the clones?

Have you looked at the Crye GunClip? Works well with Glocks that have torches and with a little modification works ok with the TM dimensions too.

I got a UTG ITA - it's zeroable, very bright, clear, cheap and rated for real steel so it's your best bet if it's going on a DG. Usually the blowback kills anything made for airsoft. Should work with a magnifier too if you use the included low mount. There are a couple of video reviews out there to take a look at if you're bothered. Holosun also make great near-replicas of the T1 and others if that's a look you're into.

Think you're right - the US frame (which is the one most people buy for some reason).

rekd

I could turn up as a grammar Nazi. That other chap did and he got a whole thread made about him.

No, they won't. VCRA covers the purchase and not ownership. Also you surely know by now that UKARA isn't the only form of defence anyway, right? Quick questions thread may be more suitable for this sort of stuff in the future by the way.

Everything is an M4 unless it's a bullpup or has wooden nature. I think that's just about anyone that buys anything Ares by the way: 1-3 months Wow this thing looks and shoots great. 3-6 months Wow this thing looks great. 6-12 months *sold*

I'm not the one who's admitting to having other men's crotches in their crosshairs. Goddamnit man. Nightmares or dreams?

Saucy

Disassemble, clean, lube and reassemble. Sounds like the hammer isn't resetting when you shoot so it's either a displaced spring, dirt trapping it or broken altogether. There are loads of disassembly guides online so take a couple of hours and have a look at it for yourself - identifying the broken part should be simple once you compare it to that from a video. Other than that you could send it off, but either way getting to the hammer in any of the MP7s requires significant disassembly. It's not hard if you're patient, but will be a little frustrating the first time.

B-b-but the question was answered already.

Here: http://lmgtfy.com/ Gives you a link. Use the URL shortener to get a link that isn't immediately obvious to the victim.

If that's the excuse we're going with then. 7/10.

I'm sorry

Best go make a thread then

Yeh, I just mean to watch your FPS - an NPAS should be fine. I'm just thinking of a lot of CO2 pistols that shoot far too hot and get CO2 banned for everyone. By and large they should be, but you've not told us what gun you have. The WA system - for example - has some good CO2 magazines out there (like GHK). The bulb should be stored within the magazine so as far as the rest of the gun is concerned it's business as usual.

CO2 if you can do it and it's properly regulated in a decent gun. If not, Nuprol 4.0 and Guarder Powerful as the strongest (I use Guarder Powerful) along with propane. The fact of the matter is your GBBR isn't going to work in the winters here even with the best green gas. Find CO2 magazines or consider HPA. One final thing you can do is buy hand warmers and keep your magazines warm before you fire them; buy decent one-use hand warmers (like MyCoal ones) and not the microwavable kind - one per pouch and they should stay hot for up to 6-7 hours.

Did you order a blank suppressor and they sent you one with markings too?

Last link is messed up.