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Have you tried firing it until it dry fires then taking the upper off to see exactly WHERE the BB is stuck?

Unfortunately there is no Warrior Assault Systems distributor in Australia. You could buy it from the US direct though https://www.chasetactical.com/warrior-assault-systems/db/18 http://www.warriorassaultsystems.com/ if the postage is better that way. Their kit IS top notch though.

Use the stock attachment strap for an M4 style stock tube, wrap it around the narrow end of the stock, bob's your uncle. Or of course, just put the sling through the gap in the stock.

Oh too true mate, too true! I've never quite understood why you would take a perfectly good pistol, useful for it's intended purpose and then make it LESS manoeuvrable and compact by putting it in a body kit thing. Maybe I'm getting old....

That. The grip button control thing is cool though and the whole thing is nicely executed but yeah....the light is just too blocky.

Next stop - Specsavers!

Someone needs their tools taking away.

Very inventive. Fugly...but inventive.

6.03mm is a tight bore anyway, any decent brand tbb will be fine.

Having been spectacularly dismissive of the MFG (Muzzle Flash Generator) and slightly bemused by the SMG Rattle, I was rather intrigued by the new Incentive Designs (henceforth ID - I really can't be arsed typing all that out) Tracer Mags. As a bit of a CQB freak I've been using a couple of tracers for a while (the B&T one and a QD Dytac one) both of which have been very effective but rather ungainly (especially the Dytac one stuck on my SCAR - makes it just that bit too long for running up stairs safely). I have an old G&P tracer mag that got used a few times but just wasn't all that bright. Having seen a review by a buddy of mine the new ID ones seem to use much brighter LEDs (technology has come a long way in a year or so) and having chatted with him they seem to be much better. So ID started selling Pmags modified with their new guts for £65 incl postage on ebay but 1) I don't like Pmags 2) they won't work in my AK and 3) I didn't want to pay that much for a tracer mag! I got in touch with Kev at ID and he offered to modify a couple of my own mags for £45 each including return postage so off went one G&G metal hi cap and a Cyma AK74 hi cap. They came back ina adecent amount of time and I finally had a chance to do a side by side comparison last night. The main difference in function is that the ID mags have a small slide switch on the side to turn the UV LED on and off meaning you can turn off the tracer function and still use the mag as a standard hi-cap. They use a micro LiPo battery and come with a small USB charger that lights up red while charging and blue when complete (not sure if it auto shuts off though). To the naked eye the ID mag LED is MUCH brighter - easily more than double the output of the G&P one. In use it certainly makes the tracer glow much brighter, not as bright as the silencer types but certainly more usable than the G&P. Granted the first few rounds will gradually fade in the hop unit so if you're a dedicated single shot sneaky ninja these are probably not for you (but then you probably won't be using hi-caps anyway). I've yet to properly skirmish the mags but I'll certainly report back with my findings (and hopefully some video if I can find someone with a decent camera that will pick up the tracer). TL;DR - yeah, they're pretty good!

Blimey....Combichrist. There's a blast from my murky past.

Might try that. I like Black Bush myself. Tried to visit the Bushmills Distillery while I was working over there but it was shut (on a Sunday - no shocker there I guess).

Jack is NOT a bourbon. Jack Daniels is a Tennessee Sour Mash Whiskey. The process is slightly different than making bourbon as it includes an extra stage (the Lincoln County Process) which involves filtration through charcoal prior to ageing. Wild Turkey is indeed a bourbon (as are Jim Beam and the far superior - in my opinion at least - Makers Mark).

Sorry - do you mean Old No.7? The only No2 they do is from the Master Distiller series.

23:1 is more of a torque up ratio than a high speed ratio.

Sooooo many lengths! #confused

A standard knights armaments ris handguard for an m4 with delta ring and cap is actually 6.25" by the way. That's from knight's own website.

I currently have a 10" barrel and it's too long. By about 2"! :-) The madbull site has measurements as you say, but if you look the m4 barrels (m4a1 14.5" for example) show the length as not including the flash hinder threads. The 7.5" diplomat barrel is 202mm tip to tip which is nearer to 8" which would suggest again that the barrel length doesn't include the threaded tip. Either way, I had the tape measure out tonight. There's now an 8" urx barrel and a short kac ad suppressor en route from ehobby asia ;-)

No problem. I have an m4 flash mag and it can be a bit like that too. :-)

They come with one hi cap.

Worth a quick squirt into the mechanism but don't get it into the feed tube.

Once it's wound, try giving it a quick pull then let go. The shock should make it retract. Sounds like the pawl that latches the winder wheel is getting stuck.

Does it go most of the way back in but not completely or will it not retract at all?

I think you just found out why they were being sold... Is the string tangled or kinked?

Were they cheap and second hand?