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I personally think this is a bad idea.  Whilst the ankle support would probably be great, they are generally too heavy/clunky/rigid for running around playing airsoft. I mean, if its either that or your trainers, definitely wear the boots. I'm a believer in getting the best footwear possible for whatever activity you're going to do.

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

Is the correct answer, and the one that should, all joking aside, be applied to "my Chinesium green laser is totally safe to shine in your eyes" claims.

Seeing as it's just a toy, she'd be fine with both her and her son being shot in the eyes using it? That's what her darling little boy was potentially subjecting his fellow pupils too. As someone who recently had eye surgery, I am very sensitive about this subject!

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

I have no idea what you are trying to say.

我不知道你想说什么。

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

Another feckless parent making moronic arguments when their chav brat does something fucking stupid.

Are you free, Mr Humphries?

Are you free, Mr Humphries?

Thanks for posting that; I am sure that you felt it was useful.

Thanks for posting that; I am sure that you felt it was useful.

Fully trained by watching every Kicking Mustang video out there, I'm sure.
 
 
 
Nice is a bonus, but the main attribute required is the confidence to take a decision to kick a player, or a group, back to the safe zone, or clean off site, and to back it up.
 
The majority of players don't need marshalling. If marshals can't deal with the exception, what's the point of them?

Measure the screw and buy a new one.  Buy a replacement QC spring guide; this one will probably fit: https://www.zerooneairsoft.com/products/Zero-One-Stainless-Steel-Spring-Guide-for-QD-Gearbox.  If it has 4 lugs rather than the two you need, you can remove two of them.

Care to back that up up with evidence? 
 
Just like any other convictions
 
It appears your knowledge of the law is almost as bad as your knowledge of physics 

Thanks for posting that; I am sure that you felt it was useful.

If true, he is selling a firearm. 

The lad and I spent today at Airsoft Plantation; it was my third visit and his first.

It was very busy; 250 players turned up, which raised some concerns about how the site would cope with such numbers.  It is a big site, but that is a lot of players!

However, it worked really well; the site did not feel crowded and there was still plenty of room for flanking manoeuvres and lots of little individual combats.  The games were well thought out, challenging for both sides, and interesting.  Hit taking seemed pretty much spot on and the games flowed well.

Credit must go to the marshals for making the day work so well and to the other players, especially the poor chap who fell in the pond and then had to go back in to rescue his rifle.

 

The lad and I spent today at Airsoft Plantation; it was my third visit and his first.

It was very busy; 250 players turned up, which raised some concerns about how the site would cope with such numbers.  It is a big site, but that is a lot of players!

However, it worked really well; the site did not feel crowded and there was still plenty of room for flanking manoeuvres and lots of little individual combats.  The games were well thought out, challenging for both sides, and interesting.  Hit taking seemed pretty much spot on and the games flowed well.

Credit must go to the marshals for making the day work so well and to the other players, especially the poor chap who fell in the pond and then had to go back in to rescue his rifle.

 

The lad and I spent today at Airsoft Plantation; it was my third visit and his first.

It was very busy; 250 players turned up, which raised some concerns about how the site would cope with such numbers.  It is a big site, but that is a lot of players!

However, it worked really well; the site did not feel crowded and there was still plenty of room for flanking manoeuvres and lots of little individual combats.  The games were well thought out, challenging for both sides, and interesting.  Hit taking seemed pretty much spot on and the games flowed well.

Credit must go to the marshals for making the day work so well and to the other players, especially the poor chap who fell in the pond and then had to go back in to rescue his rifle.

 

Which makes me wonder what else they cut corners on to save a few quid