Mike636

Yeah they should be fine, as far as I can tell there is no specific rating required for airsoft, but the closer to A the letter is the better the protection bearing in mind these are rated against industrial debris like metal rather than plastic

Well if the lenses conform to EN 166 1 F then they should be safe for Airsoft or ANSI Z87.1 if a US Manufacturer

Happy Days, if you don't need/want the first aid pouch ill happily take it off your hands!

How have you managed that ? You jammy sod

Maybe try your local alterations or tailor shop they should have a sewing machine and Velcro!

Well that's pretty good for your second year, hope it helps though

Have a look at quidco.com got mine for 500 inc business use !

I never said it was any good! You cannot shoot the messenger! Though it is Sunday the patron day of shooting stuff!

Pretty sure there is a pulse rifle for sale in the for sale section!

Although if your trying to stay cool by reducing layers, a hydration system does cover a large portion of your back and tend to make me sweat like a madman

I've a few DDPM pouches if your interested

I agree too, but if its not much of a difference I prefer to buy from a shop. Firstly to support UK Businesses and secondly all the shiney shiney stuff they have on the walls !

Two new multicam utility pouches £12 off ebay, belt kit nearly finished !

From now on you shall be known as 'Alphabet!'

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-British-Army-Multicam-MTP-Yoke-Molle-Hip-Pad-and-Belt-Large-dpm-plce-/230980750935?pt=UK_Collectables_Militaria_LE&hash=item35c7868e57 That's genuine MTP though rather expensive

I've had one for 4 years hasnt let me down yet plus Gerber will sort most issues out if you fire them an email.