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Lozart

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Lozart last won the day on January 17

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  • Guns
    Yes.
    Lots.
  • Loadouts
    A bunch. More chest rigs than can strictly be called "necessary".
  • Sites
    Red Alert, Newbury
    Ironsight, Andover
    Gunman Camp Bravo, Eversley
  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    In your base, stealing all your kills

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  1. Everyone loves the idea of it until they actually try it. Fun parallels with MTBs - I used to be a pretty keen MTBer until I developed "downhill specific geometry" if you see what I mean. Now, when I started doing it vaguely regularly I picked a decent starter bike at the time (a KHS if I recall). Nothing fancy, Shimano STX groupset, butted steel frame etc. By about 6 months in it had titanium skewers, V brakes, a mix of XT and LX parts and a new triple butted frame that weighed less than my right nut. Did it need it? Not really. Did it make me a better rider? God, no. Was it unnecessarily expensive? Absolutely. Just like airsoft. I still wear my old Endura Humvee top for airsoft when it gets really warm!
  2. My X300U came with a screw fitting to permanently attach it, might give that a try first.
  3. I have the same type of holster, the one piece of advice I would give is that while it has been generally good, just make sure that your Surefire clone fits the rail on your pistol properly. Last couple of times out using my TM M9A1 the torch has separated from the pistol rail and the pistol has come out of the holster while I was running. Currently looking at resurrecting my old Safariland clone for that one.
  4. Yeah, I wasn't planning on getting divorced this month.
  5. This might explain it a bit https://readingplastic.com/self-lubricating-plastic/ To be honest it's all bit beyond my own personal ken, but it comes up quite a lot in the kind of work we do (automation, machine control etc).
  6. This advert is COMPLETED!

    • For sale
    • Used

    FLYYE Industries LBT style 1961 A chest rig in Coyote Tan. It's been used once and is in excellent, clean condition. All straps, keepers and the large pouch elastic lids are present and correct. Price includes fees and postage.

    £40

  7. That's not really how self lubricating plastic works.
  8. This advert is COMPLETED!

    • For sale
    • As new

    Unused (doesn't fit my MP5), as new in original packaging. Price includes all parts, fees and shipping.

    £45

  9. Time Left: 2 days and 21 hours

    • For sale
    • As new

    Brand new in box (got sent the wrong part and left it too long to send back). Standard MP5 cocking tube and handle. Price includes fees and post.

    £15

  10. Hey, it's a perfectly adequate size.
  11. Yes and no. Some companies do this, most just release a shit product and when the customers complain they shrug their shoulders and say "meh, got your money now, don't care".
  12. TLD;DR They were shit, people complained, it got changed.
  13. I've not heard good things about them but to be fair, I may be working with out of date info. I believe they were improved at some point.
  14. 1 it's basically an M4 so any M4 hop unit should work. 2 EPM1, that's why.
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