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Soooo....a beltfed MC51?

Pretty sure it's not February any more either.

It's a pretty standard NATO cable, but you'll have to rewire it anyway. It's permanently attached to the earcup. I'd recommend JCI as well, but I'm guessing they're one of the people you've already spoken to. Of course, your definition of "silly money" may vary from mine. Talking Headsets offer a repair service https://www.talkingheadsets.co.uk/product/fixed-price-repair-for-sordin-supreme-headsets/?srsltid=AfmBOoomfbUGvx55GQMAlT0a7zYooz_WBSuOaUqa0YJOgPUzR2YbGK5x

Civil Service gloves.

You're right, of course but my point was it's no less strong than any other ABS airsoft gun. I know airsoft manufacturers like to throw "polymer" in there like it's some magic kind of alchemy but it's usually just ABS.

I mean, it's not like it's the Sunrise suit!

That's the thing with plastic. Just because it's clear doesn't mean it'll be any less strong. Also -

Just a quick note - the de minimis exception for goods under $800 is going away.

Nothing to see here. Please move along.

Fancied something small and compact!

Funny you should say that, I have the same motor and a Titan in one of my builds! If you want the ASG/Ultimate motors are still good, if you don't want to spend that much on a brushed motor then the XT motors from @ak2m4 are good https://www.ak2m4.co.uk/internal-parts/motors-parts/xt-high-torque-motor-28tpa-long-fan Brushless wise, I have one Solink Lite, one XT Brushless and a couple of Warhead motors. The Warheads are good, but I would say wait for the new ones from Redux and see what price point they're at if you want to go that way. The Solink is good but not as efficient as I would like from a brushless motor.

For me it usually means "I spent a shit ton of money for a tech to rinse me for a bunch of parts that made it perform no better than stock BUT LOOK HOW PRETTY!!!!!"

There's a few brushless motors on the market now, some are wank and some actually work well. The better ones have ESCs that will work with airsoft ETUs properly, are way more efficient than brushed motors (so less battery drain) and in most cases offer far higher torque at a given RPM. The good ones are still expensive though so if you're fitting an ETU anyway you can usually get away with a decent brushed motor.

How short? My recommendation from above still stands https://www.femmefataleairsoft.co.uk/search?q=plate+carrier Kelly isn't exactly the tallest girl in the world! What have you already tried? Also, to be fair, pretty much all actual tactical gear is aimed at the male frame because that is the main customer base. Apart from that most of the Chinese clones of Crye gear tend to be sized off the small size plate bags. If they're still too big then I'd say go down the chest rig route instead.