GiantKiwi

My new G&P M7A1 Type B Externally, keeping it simple, swapped the standard rail for a Dytac Troy TRX Battlerail 7.2" and the flash hider for a SI Cookie Cutter replica, with a G&P T1. Categorically, do not like the stock. That will be changed, looking at probably an MFT BMS or similar. Internally - G&G Plastic Hop Unit A+ REAPS Bucking Dytac H Nub Orga Magnus HD 6.13mm 182mm ASCU Gen 4 Lonex Titan A2 Motor Will see how that goes for now, I suspect as with all G&P Gearboxes i've had in the past, I'm going to need a new piston after 5-6k bb's, at which point, i'll pop a Lonex Blue one in, along with a Siegetek DSG Gearset, Sorbo, reshim, radius the GB shell etc etc.

Change of pace needed, so - G&P M7A1 Type B - MUR Upper Receiver version Dytac TRX Battlerail 7.2" in Black G&P Mushroom Muzzle Break in Black (As much as the Madbull SI Cookie Cutter is nice, not paying an extra £50 to get some trademarks). Dytac Invader M4 Magazine - Box of 5, Black Edit: Orga Magnus 6.13mm 182mm for AEG A Plus REAPS Bucking Dytac H Nub G&G Plastic Hop Unit (Because the G&P one is garbage) ASCU Gen 4 I should stop spending right now

AI500 ready

It's not UK, but EU (so no import tax) GunfirePL Rockets 10KG 0.25's (40,000) for £48.29 with free shipping http://gunfire.pl/product-eng-1152196371-Rockets-Professional-0-25g-BBs-10kg.html

Good good, I'm the same

OT/ Which team?

12G is pure evil anyway, and only used on teflon players with a marshall overseeing, more used to prove a point than anything else.

My local allows use of 12G by responsible and vetted persons Mag-Flash is no more insane than the 3 stage TLSFX flash bangs, and certainly no louder. OP, TRMR is potentially better as there is no pin to lose, and so much easier to reset (Oshi needs you to carry a 2 pence coin round to hold the firing pin place whilst you insert the safety pin >.< )

UK warehouse is mostly RC stuff (their main demographic), airsoft stuff is almost always HK.

It's an STTI, and FYI the STTI one was made by KJW STTI is like Cybergun/ASG/Echo 1/etc, they rebrand other manufacturers guns.

Cobalt Steel bits

When I was running about all over the place doing contract work, I was lucky if I could get a game in a month. Now, I can theoretically go every weekend (Got told off by HR on friday for working longer hours than my contract requires o.O )

TRMR Multishot in Hot Pink (got to be different ) HW Kydex Holster for TRMR Multishot in Black

May as well use the money you spend on one as firelighters, more use than that fallacy of a pistol.

PAYDAY! Element LA-5/PEQ15 in Black x2 (Was going to get myself an invisiblesight one, but my only reason for having an IR illuminator died.) ZTac Comtac II's ZTac U94 for Kenwood ZTac Arc Rail Adapters for Comtac II Baofeng 3700mAh Extended Battery for UV5R x2 Baofeng UV5R

Nope.

Nope. I use heavier ammo, which ends up working out at almost half again as expensive for a much smaller amount. Fine, I don't use anywhere as many but a High cap would take the same amount of BB's that would last me 4 or 5 game days. Only caveat to that, if a mate asks for a few (and I do mean a few) I will probably give to them, but random joe bloggs? Not a chance.

Ordered thousands of pounds worth of stuff from Echigoya without a hitch, pretty much the best place to order TM stuff in the world.

It's completely legal; Safe if you adhere to common sense. And incredibly dangerous? Eh no. There is no need to regulate the pressure, we are maintaining pressure in both vessels, and the smaller ones usually have expansion release valves, the only reason for having a regulator is when using propane for residential reasons where the high pressure would be unsafe, thus need a regulator to reduce it, as we are specifically after that high pressure we don't have that issue. If you are referring to ignition for volatility, yes it is. But common sense should prevail that naked flame/ spark etc + propane release = boom. Catastrophic is possibly a little bit more on the fear-mongering side..

And you took that as a joke? Get the bug out of your backside. Jeez. An Air compressor capable of pumping a paintball tank can be costly, but if you get an oil free workshop 85 PSI capable compressor, and one of these - http://www.shoeboxcompressor.com/products.html - not so much. If like me you need to travel 45 minutes to your nearest dive shop who charge you 8 quid a fill regardless of tank size, it levels itself out pretty damn quickly. Also those stirrup pumps are overpriced cack. Unfiltered compressed air is an incredibly bad idea, much quicker degradation of seals, you've got to use them when the air is low humidity (sub 20%) which doesn't happen any time during the british summer, or you get copious amounts of moisture build up which can lead to corrosion inside the tank which can lead to a pressure blowout, which is incredibly dangerous.

An air compressor isn't particularly special

You have apparently misunderstood the context here Grover Its not a question of practicality, but of the airsoft variant of IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation).

Oh by the way, the one here and the one on zeroin are separate petitions as well, so that's two numpties in one day..