Lozart

Fair play.

OK. Potential controversial post warning. Why does knowing your ROF even matter? Other than willy waving all you need to know is "is it enough?". Granted I believe that a high ROF as a byproduct of seeking better trigger response is a nice to have but insane ROF as a deliberately sought out thing is pointless so my opinion is probably skewed by that. Most people I've seen with "insane ROF" guns have been utter dicks about it. You can get a kill with one shot. 25rps just means you're MORE likely to overkill and piss people off so why do it?

It's a good time to get Last of Us too. Those of use that bought it on release had to play it in chunks because whilst it was the best looking and best scripted game on the PS3 it was the most buggy piece of code I've ever had the misfortune to try and use. Seriously it makes the early code of BF4 look like supremely crafted digital art.

Can you not just pop it off for games then slap it back on when you put the gun away?

This happens at the Malls. A lot. First off if it keeps happening tell a marshal. It's what they are there for. Secondly, if you get two people in close proximity shooting each other at the same time then BOTH should take the hit. I mean, it's just a game, respawn is never far away at most CQB sites. Just don't be a dick about it. If anyone does it to me then I make a point of hunting them down when I respawn.

Have a google for STALKER cosplay. Plenty of info there for what kit to use. Personally I'd say you have two choices. Get the right kit to get the look and potentially not be best for actually skirmishing in or get what's good for skirmishing but doesn't entirely get the look. The danger with the latter is that you'll potentially be so far off that nobody will have a clue what loadout you're trying to recreate.

Yes.

You'll be fine.

Pin punch. Use the right tools instead of knackering the parts and your tools.

That's rubbish. With practice they're just as good, it's about you not the sight. Granted reflx and dot sights usually have a more open sight area so you can have more awareness by peripheral vision but seriously - iron sights are just fine (as long as you use decent ones).

Right - solution found! You need either this tool: Or a pair of needle nosed pliers. Have a look here for an explanation (around post #16) http://www.airsoftsociety.com/forums/f10/g-g-cm16-r8-l-93854/index2.html

OK. Looking down into the ring, there seems to be a couple of indents that might be registration points for a two pronged spanner (a bit like a tap fitting spanner if you've seen one of those). If you put a screwdriver in at an angle and hit it with a hammer does that rotate the inner black ring?

The two screws bottom left and bottom right - are you saying you can't get them out with an allen key?

You need to undo the hex headed bolts to split the outer ring. It's the same as the one in the first video.

Have a look at these:

Doesn't mean they don't work...

Why not just add a rail section to the moe guard?

http://www.dtic.mil/ndia/2005smallarms/thursday/taylor.pdf

I know. I meant that the "srs bsns" milsim types don't play with Hi caps.

Most milsim types tend towards low caps...

It's three in NO LESS than 2 months but NO MORE than 12. If you're OK with renting then yes, stick with it until you get your UKARA number (I'm assuming you're over 18). Gloves are good, "tactical" ones may seem pricey but normal ones are too think to properly feel what you're doing with the gun. Mechanix gloves are pretty much the de facto standard these days.

Technically I think you could but you'd have to provide proof and that is much easier if it's the same site 3 times.