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Anyone know if this is do-able? Having changed to an MOE grip on my M4 I find the grip position and size far more comfortable (I have big hands, see). I've had a look around and while the usual write ups for the MIAD and MOE grips say they should fit ALL M4/M16 variants I have a niggling doubt in my mind as to whether or not they'll fit on a SCAR (the gearbox isn't an entirely standard V2 and I'm sure I read somewhere that the pistol grip attachment is higher up meaning the motor never quite meshes properly in an aftermarket grip). If anyone has tried and succeeded/failed I'd be very interested to find out!

Is this the Proto full cover thermal mask? I'd be very interested to see how it does with fogging. Is there much space that could maybe be fitted with small fans?

The foregrip is back to front too.

So it would be fair to say - not worth it if you have a gas pistol you use every now and then but definitely worth it if you have all gas rifles?

Exactly what I did. I found I actually needed to trim the pad down a little to get the AoE right.

They're not my guns I hasten to add. Mine would have more skulls. And boobs. I did paint them though. Shotgun extension tube for a Berretta 12 bore and a mock suppressor/barrel shroud on a S&W .223 Good friend of mine does practical shooting competitions and these are his guns.

Flames. It's the new Multicam.

Pass. But I'd be leaning more towards JCheese's price than yours to be honest.

Insurance and brokerage costs are very much dependent on who the carrier is and what the value of the items in the package are. You'd need to get a shipping quote through Evike if that's where you're buying from. The duty and VAT calculation is a bastard. You have to include the shipping cost and the insurance then calculate the import duty, add it on then calculate the VAT on the whole lot. So you get taxed twice in effect. Bastards. Bastard coated bastards with a bastard filling. This is the calculator I used in the past http://www.dutycalculator.com/new-import-duty-and-tax-calculation/

It was the assumption that life is that kind Also - where did you get the 25% from? Was it an assumption on VAT/duty? There's online calculators that will let you know exactly what you'd be paying. You also forgot to add the value of the insurance to the import duty cost calculation and there's no mention of brokerage fees either.

I like how you think. You're wrong, but I like how you think.

Actually - if it was a bricks and mortar (or indeed online) store that wanted an opinion I'd have more respect for them posting something in their own name than hiding behind an alias. People are more than happy to tell people what they really think of them online so there's no real need to hide behind a fake name "to get honest answers".

I know what you're saying, but there's no introduction as to who he is or anything just BOOM - first post, blind link. It's bad netiquette and in my eyes no different than the smug faced twats that rock up at my door "on behalf of" nPower trying to make out I'm some kind of loser for not wanting to switch to them. Also - call me pedantic but any shop that would represent itself with a poorly worded, poorly spelled post like that probably wouldn't get my business. All about appearing professional, see.

One of the Bolle Tactical range does - I think the X1000. There's an option for a specs frienly lens that is basically a massive box!

Our sport, yes. The internet? Not so much.

Soo...... random bloke with one post says he has homework to do and everyone happily clicks on a blind link. Nice. I also hope he uses spell check before he hands it in.

British uniform is MTP NOT Multicam. Like Multicam it's not actually designed specifically for UK countryside and as such is not actually as effective in traditional airsoft woodland sites as DPM (or indeed flecktarn). But that's never stopped anyone dressing up as a Navy SEAL either so what the hell.

No licence, no insurance, no say.

Unlikely. They'd constantly get people sending them back/complaining which doesn't seem to be the case.

I just had a bit of a google for reviews on these mags and most people think they're amazing and have no issues BUT I did find this on a customer review on Amazon.com:

You may have a couple of duff ones, it's possible. Yes you'll feel more resistance as you fill the mag (you're compressing a spring after all) but you shouldn't feel like you're forcing the BBs in.

Blue Max. No, not a porno but a WW1 fighter ace film. You can actually see the "crashing" planes pulling out of their dives as they get near the ground. FFS And don't get me started on all the Me109s in The Battle of Britain with the wrong engines!

Have you checked that they haven't just sent you the wrong mag? G&G do both 120rd mid caps AND 79rnd mid caps. That would certainly cause the sort of problems you describe!

Plenty of mags need a bit of breaking in before they reach their full potential. This could very easily be the case here. A small amount of silicone oil down the feed tube followed by successive loading and reloading (NOT firing through the gun mind, just load the mag then manually release the catch and let the BBs come out into a bag) would very possibly help. Don't use that particular batch of BBs again though as they'll potentially be contaminated with oil. It's worth trying before you start splashing loads of money on mags you might not need at any rate. The G&G high cap that came with my SCAR for example feeds flawlessly every time. Also 0.3g BBs aren't really worth trying unless you're planning on running your AEG at over 350FPS. 0.28g are about the highest I would look to go with in a standard AEG to be honest.