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All sorted. Shs head fits fine.

There isn't defined ral codes but there is a list of colours and "snakeskin" isn't one of them. I think they're taking advantage of the vagueness of people's understanding with that.

If you don't need burst fire, don't bother with the merf. If you think you might want it in the future, get a nano and hardwire it as the connections are the same. That way it's a straight swap when you want to upgrade.

You clearly never played Red River then. Such gems as "stick a tampon in it and get back in the fight!"

There was a concept trailer at e3.

All Tennessee Whiskeys are bourbons but not all Bourbons are Tennessee whiskeys. Ergo not ENTIRELY the same thing. Anyway you crack on with your scotch.

The they can both be plug and play up to a point. The Nano is easiest because it comes with Deans connectors so if your gun already has them then you can bang it in and off you go, the Pico (new version at least) comes with little spade connectors similar to motor terminals which need fitting. Either way you're better off going fully wired with the two wire trigger connector. They both come with everything you'll need in terms of connectors though. If you're reasonably handy with a soldering iron they're a piece of piss to fit. Plug and play really does have limited benefits. You won't be protecting your trigger contacts and you won't see a benefit in terms of of trigger response either. If you use a plug and play burst type then you will get the burst functions though (that's how the one in my M249 is currently).

You can get a molle adapter for that serpa. That gun was always pretty accurate it was the exceptionally light trigger combined with my fat fingers that led to it getting sold. Glad you're enjoying it though :-)

Don't bother with cheap shit guns. Rent until you can get your ukara. Buy some surplus dpm or mtp gear and have at it! :-)

I have both a nano (in my m4) and a Pico (in my ak). I'd recommend one any day. They're rated up to 14.8v now and work with microswitch triggers too.

This. I use a burst wizzard in my m249 so I can get a pseudo semi mode from it.

Is your mk46 the g&p one with a standard v2 gearbox?

Geee-nu-wine Magpul slings: http://www.uktactical.com/c-716-magpul-weapon-slings.aspx

Yeah - don't get an 11.1v Lipo. Or at least not without fitting a mosfet first.

Tube is the same length, it's the angle of the picture that makes it look like that.

Don't really want to start taking a dremel to my cylinder head thanks. And no, that other thing isn't a cylinder head. It's the spring guide. But then you already knew that. I hope.

One of these things is not like the other: On the left the original Cyma cylinder head, on the right a Lonex V3 cylinder head. See that big lump around the rim of the Lonex one? Yeah, that quite efficiently stops it fitting into the gearbox. Anyone else had this? Seems all the ASG Ultimate and Lonex branded ones are like this but the SHS ones aren't. Is there a different type of V3 box or have they just packaged the whole thing up wrong?

Hasegawa and trumpeter for accurate ww1 and ww2 kits. Tamiya are better than airfix but so are Heller/humbrol. None are as good as hasegawa or trumpeter though.

Seems you're not the only onehttp://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1965878

Good to hear you had a good time!

Just bought an fma L/xl and it's 61cm max. Actually a bit snug on my massive swede.

We tried using an A-Team van to deliver remote dets but the first trial blew the crap out of it :-( Shame really, it played the theme tune while it was going along.

Check the bottom of the hider, if there's a little grub screw undo it and the 22mm bit will screw off to reveal a 14mm ccw thread.

There's a huge difference between being married and being under the thumb.

You mean the thread under the original flash hider is 22mm?