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Welp,The W hold bucking arrived today and I've sent it off to Airsofteire to be installed because I'm lazy. Also I despise working on Hop up units. I'll do a review on it,hopefully it will perform well,especially with the Biro mod on the arm. Next purchase will be a Dangerwerx Type A(Or type B,I;ve forgotten. Sp00n! which one is the PDi's fav?)

Binatone Terrain 750 PMR 446 handset,fleabay,25€ Never used by previous owner,sat in a box for a half a year before they sold it. Just in time for OP hammerfall. Bought this ages ago,took the post a good while to get it here.

I was mainly joking,I'm in the club for 'Long barrel=/=Range and accuracy' It's obvious that a barrel extension in a suppressor is a terrible idea. The Angry gun extenders for the MP9s and MP7s for example make the guns inaccurate pieces of arse. I thought it would be a dead giveaway that It was a joke when I said 'Operate while you Operate to ascend to Planar form'

make it a stubby,but have a detachable suppressor with a barrel in it for long range combat,get some rails for it and slap on a TM M320 onto it for shits and giggles. Snipergat and scattergat in one package. CQB and Long range simultaneously. Operate while you Operate so you can ascend to Planar form.

Here's another,bakelite effect but 27$,because it's hand painted apparently. http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/custom-ak-bakelite-style-aeg-pistol-grip-handmade-artwork.html

u wot m8!? What a coincidence! And now,in response to that Ak-M4 hybrid abomination thing,I shall go full IvanMode! WHY YOU MIX M16 WITH KALASHNIKOV? IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH AS PROCURED FROM IZHEVSK MECHANICAL WORKS? YOU THINK NEEDS IMPROVEMENT? THEN MAYBE YOU FIND JOB WITH ARMY OF RUSSIA! YOU HAVE DRINKS WITH MIKHAIL KALASHNIKOV. TRADE STORY OF MANY WEAPONS DESIGNED AND DETAILS OF SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERING! OR MAYBE YOU DO NOT DO THIS. PROBABLY IS BECAUSE YOU NEVER DESIGN WEAPON IN WHOLE LIFE. YOU LOOK AT FINE RUSSIAN RIFLE. THINK IT NEED CRAZY SHIT STICK ON ALL SIDES OF WEAPON. YOU HAVE DISEASE OF AMERICAN CAPITALIST. CHANGE THING THAT IS FINE FOR NO REASON EXCEPT TO LOOK DIFFERENT FROM COMRADE. YOU PUT CHEAP FLASHLIGHT OF CHINESE SLAVE FACTORY ON ONE SIDE. YOU PUT BAD SCOPE OF AMERICAN MIDDLE WEST ON OTHER SIDE. YOU PUT FRONT PISTOL GRIP ON BOTTOM SO YOU THINK YOU ARE LIKE AMERICAN MOVIE GUY JOHN RAMBO. MAYBE YOU PUT SEX DILDO ON TO TO FUCK YOURSELF IN ASSHOLE FOR MAKING SHAMEFUL TRAVESTY OF RIFLE OF MIKHAIL KALASHNIKOV, NO? RIFLE IS FINE, YOU FUCK IT. IT ONLY GET HEAVY AND STILL NO HIT LARGEST SIDE OF BARN. GO TO FIRING RANGE PRACTICE WITH MANY MAGAZINE OF CARTRIDGE. THEN YOU NOT NEED DUMB SHIT PUT ON SIDE OF RIFLE.

Must resist going full Ivanmode...

Sounds like an Early Guarder/LCT body to me,back when they were made of Duralumin instead of steel. Anyhoo,obvious grip suggestion(LCT),but bluddy 'spensive: http://www.wgcshop.com/wgc2008/main/product_detail1.php?item=LCT-PK-57 'Nother one by 'GR' http://www.ebay.com/itm/AK-Real-Wood-Vertical-Grip-for-Airsoft-AK-AEG-series-/200954515455?pt=UK_SportingGoods_OtherSports&hash=item2ec9d28fff Not much luck in the used side,mostly tactical style or black pistol grips. No bakelite effect either,I hear some painting work has to be done to it. The BO AKM13 has an actual bakelite pistol grip IIRC.

Ahh,I love the brown paper izhmash pack their stuff in,I got some with my Izh air rifle,gave it to my mate with the LCT AKM and it looks so badass in his gun case! Probs torn by now though,but it's coated in Mikhail kalashnikov's ear wax,so maybe still in one pience What metal receiver did you get? steel one? Anyhoo,on my end payment went through to Xfire. 14€ for the rubber and shipping. Again,much better than 21€ off fire support or 28€ off redwolf.

Woah! That's a great price! Much better than the 21 friggin' dollars redwolf was asking! Coincidentally,I used the JP post shipping calculator not a minute ago and got the exact same number!

How much did you pay for shipping or the total? Just want to get a rough Idea of what I need to pony up,I don't have much money since,as said before,I need most of my funds for a Milsim OP.

The JG version is far superior to the well,can be found here: http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/jing-gong-vz61-scorpion-airsoft-aeg-jg-0451a.html The WELL TM AEP clones,from what I've read,are generally shit.

PDi W hold Bucking Off X-Fire in Japan. 504JPY(Only 3€!),yet to receive quotation for shipping but used the JP post calculator and it's estimated at around 1300JPY. Pretty damn cheap for such a supposedly good bucking. I was going to get a TM original but none were in stock at TMC. Will probably invest in a Dangerwerx Type B hop up arm later but for now All my money is split between the Hicapa fund and OP Hammerfall fund.

OEM is Stark Arms/VFC. Judging by their pretty damn good Glocks I have high hopes for this one.

These are Grade 2 condition,I suspect grade 1 or new would run up to 60 or 70 euro depending from where you buy. Price has dropped massively on these boots,I read on some old ARRSE threads from about 2003 or something and they cost about 120£ new.

BRITISH ARMY 'PRO BOOT' REVIEW This is just something written out of boredom. I'll update this tomorrow or later this week with pictures and more thoughts after I've used them for a more extensive time. (They are more matte in the other pictures from insane amounts of wax) I got them from Army Bargains in Dublin for 35 Euro. Great price for the condition,I'd rate them at Grade 2,toured in Afghanistan apparently but only minor wear on the soles but a good few scuffs on the front. They look pretty good as seen in the photo(After a metric Fcukton of Shoe cream,shoe shine and anti bacterial spray! I wouldn't want all that nasty squaddie stuff getting on my innocent civvie body*.) I was going to buy German Para boots,but they unfortunately fit me very badly. I will be comparing them to these as both are strikingly similar. You can hardly tell the difference at a distance! The boots are Goretex and Thinsulate lined. Very comfortable padding wise,good ankle support. I do recommend wearing these with thicker socks however. These are already broken in a fair bit,so flexibility is excellent. These are much lighter than German Para boots,but at one expense,shock absorption, which I'll explain a bit further down. Soles are moulded,very soft and acceptable shock absorption,which I'll explain more further down. Grip is excellent,However I did roughen up the soles a bit with sand paper,though I do this with most of my footwear. Leather quality is superb,stitch work and overall craftsmanship are great. Considerably better than alternatives made in China or Vietnam or some other Asian sweatshop nation. The British can still make great footwear. I am concerned however for the sole grips,they are very soft which gives good comfort but they seem a bit on the weak side. I have read of report of the grips coming off and leaving smooth rubber. Lacing system is far superior to it's German cousin. It's a speed lace type,the eyelets are pretty good and easy to get through. I am however left with a lot of excess lace due to my skinny little leggy bobs,I simply weave them through the little leather hooks at the back. The one drawback comfort wise is the insole,or lack thereof. The German paras have a nice and soft insole to absorb shock, but this feels like walking on wood or steel. I remedied this by jamming in some sorbothane insoles from some worn out runners I had. Coupled with some nice Russian Army wool socks it was a very soft and secure fit. Light weight and good grip meant sprinting and sneaking about was very easy,handy for my sneaky bastard/Sprinting nutter hybrid playstyle. Very little side to side movement so twisting an ankle is very hard. Shock absorption was acceptable maybe a bit mediocre,I tested this by jumping off a 3m wall onto concrete,standing,which did earn a few odd looks from the neighbors! Without the insoles i did feel some hard hits to my heel,which was a particularly tough area. With the insoles however it felt very light,but you knew you hit something. I'm guessing shock absorption would be far superior on the German para side. Incidentally,climbing up the wall with no support with these was very easy,thanks to the good grip and flexibility I've yet to test these in the Irish forest,but I expect them to perform well. I've also got a skirmish on next sunday and I'll report after that. Those two events combined will probably end up with 8 hours worth of rock climbing,hiking on rocky and muddy terrain,sprinting about on various woodland floors and more jumping on to things,with a greater height hopefully. I've also heard there's a clusterfuck with the quality of these. There are a few version around,ones with red lining,ones with white lining,new version and old versions and such. I noticed a lot of the problem ones are newer ones sold as 'Pro boots Classic' with the little Gore-Tex tag on the shin side of the boot. I'll read into this a bit. Minor issues and abnormal reports outside,Highly recommend these so far,rugged,comfortable and light weight,great quality. I'd almost go as far as saying these are something along the lines of the AK of boots. UPDATE: I've taken them on 3 hikes and a bike ride now. I've beaten the ever loving sh*t out of them,waded in water for a good 20 minutes,climbed rocks,trees and sprinted about the place like a squirrel on crack. My fears for the soles were confirmed,3/4 of one of the grips was torn off,and one part has cracked. I don't know if this is from my very sharp bike pedals or rocks.However everything else is fine. We do have an excellent cobbler in town so I can get them resoled and improved hopefully if anything happens. They are fully waterproof,waded in water for a long amount of time and not a single drop got through. Past statements stand,excellent grip and support,very comfortable and lightweight. Shock absorption seemed a bit better but still average. Another neat 'feature' is that you can only the writing on the gore text tag underwater,though I'm not sure if this is intentional! Still recommended them,just make sure to get some sorbothane insoles and you know a good cobbler if anything happens! PROS: -Light weight -Good construction quality -Good quality materials -Great grip -Excellent support -Flexible -Rather Bombproof -Waterproof CONS: -Really tough,requires an insole -Mediocre to average shock absorption -Bit of a clusterfcuk with versions and quality,though they are isolated reports. -Grips/soles are good quality but not too strong -Not very comfortable with thinner socks *sarcasm!

Tried on multiple pairs of German Paras,my deformed fcuking feet hated them. So I got some dirt cheap Brit Pro boots,broken in after a tour in Afghanistan. Super comfortable for me and the quality looks really good. Jammed some Sorbothane insoles into them to absorb shock and going to roughen up the soles a bit for more grip. Should serve for quite a while.

One guy actually put a Polarstar engine into a nerf body... http://www.bingoairsoftworks.com/nerf-stampede-polarstar-fusion-engine-conversion/