THE FNG

G&g ump with the suppressor; one of the few suppressors that actually work!

I've thought that about staffs militaria, something about the place... If your up for a 50 min drive, have a look at JD airsoft in Cannock if you haven't already.

JD in cannock

For a second, I saw the front grip and thought you had somehow bullpup'd a bullpup! Very nice!

X4 IKEA pegboard and a shelf to create my armoruy display. Happy either how it turned out

Quick bump. Would it be fair to ask for £100 each?

Welcome Congratulations on joining the most obsessive & financially unstable hobby/sport in the world!! Regarding electric pistols; forget them. Whilst they are more reliable in the cold, they are underpowered, poor build, low range & generally unimpressive. Total waste of money. If you're looking at a reliable gas sidearm, have a look at the Tokyo Marui range of glocks & the fnx 45. If you want to pay slightly less for metal construction, WE are a good brand of pistols; Glocks and Sigs tend to be thier better models.

If in doubt, take it. I once played at a site in the Midlands and we all had a tag (a price of hard plastic with a number written on it, attached to a string) around our necks that symbolised a "life" and the enemy team had to kill you and take it from you before your 2 minute bleed out. Which ever team at the end of the match with the most lives left won. I came out of respawn, started running and got hit instantly, centre mass. I stood bewildered, wondering where the shot come from. 2 mins pass, no enemy comes to take my tag, so I take the 5 steps back to respawn and come out again. I slowly start creeping cautiously forward and can't see or hear anyone. I start jogging....I hear the slap of a round on my plate carrier again. I called hit, look around for who shot me, wait 2 mins, bleed out and go 10 steps back to respawn. I decide I'm running full pelt out of redpawn to try and avoid this mystery sniper. I run out of the respawn, 2 steps, slap. Centre mass AGAIN. At this point I'm getting a bit annoyed at being spawn camped. I respawn and creep slowly forward. Because I'm looking for a hidden sniper, I don't look where I'm going and I stumble slightly. I look down to see my tag fly up on the chain, then slam down....onto my plate carrier....making the same bloody sound as a bb hitting my chest plate! The movement of me running was making the tag jump up and down, slapping on my plate carrier. I'd been calling a hit for no reason. Needless to say, the Marshall watching was quite amused! He did however commend my honesty about hit taking!

Brill, thanks for the reply. Is it much of a faff getting the loops out?

Hello all, I have a TM 416 that is stock externally but I'm not keen on the standard handguard. I was hoping to put on a keymod handguard, ideally something that requires no mods and would "drop in". My question relates to the gas block at the front of the Rifle. I like the "tacticool" look of integrated suppressors and was wondering if I bought a longer rail (a lot of places do a 13.5 inch rail, angry gun for example) would the gas block fit within the handguard or would it be too wide/tall and need a shorter handguard so that it would sit just outside of the rail. The current handgaurd does conceal some of it but I didn't know if the aftermarket versions would as they tend to be slimmer designs. Sorry if this is a newb question; I've never modded a ngrs 416 and last thing I want to do is spend over a hundred squid on something that won't fit. Bonus points for anyone that can offer advice on any particular handguards. Double bonus points if anyone is selling one that would fit!!! Thanks in advance, FNG

Is he planning on selling them? They are very cool and I would be interested. There's certainly a market for them!

My 2 cents; Kwa mp9. I've had one for years and it is one of my faves. Fairly light but sturdy. Nice rate of fire if needed. Small enough to be easily wielded for tight cqb and still has nice enough range. Despite being small, there's still plenty of room for attachments if you want to run a tacticool look with suppressors, peq/torches, optics, grips etc. Because its small, if you decide a gbbr is not for you, you could still use it as a secondary, albeit it's a bulkier secondary than a pistol. Its quite loud and looks proper sexy. Mags are 28 rounds (I think, might be wrong) so you have to conserve your ammo as so many have already said but it's a blast. Again, as already said, mags are heavy and pricey, but running an mp9 primary in cqb has been so much fun over the years. I did dual wielding mp9's once.....Once. reloads were a bit tricky due to how big and weighty they are but wow was it fun! I can't offer much more regarding gbbr. I do have a we g36 but I can't comment on it in game as I haven't yet got it site legal (shoots hot out of the box) but it's nice to hold and surprisingly light due to its polymer build.

As silly as it might sound, I'm just looking forward to going again. I used to play twice a week (over the weekend) and sometimes on a Thursday night in my early-mid 20's, but then marriage, house and kids happened. Before lockdown, I stopped going and probably played once a year. I put on some weight over lockdown and I went last year and I was just exhausted. I skipped the last game and it felt like a drag. It was really demotivating and I lost all interest. Fast forward to this year and Im now 2 stone lighter. I went twice last month and I got seriously bitten by it again. The weight loss helped massively and I was able to run around again and had a blast. I keep thinking about going again and plotting in my head about what guns to take, what kit to wear, what changes I can make to my loadout to make it easier and more efficient. I wont be able to play regulalrly like i used to because of shifts, kids etc & I don't think I'll be able to go again until mid September but I am so excited for it!

Sorry, AK has sold