Lozart

I'm starting to get that impression! I need to dig the masks out of some drawers in the garage but there's two rolls of the film: The AeroPro stuff (with the blue squares on the backing paper) is slightly thinner and more flexible, the grey sign mask is a bit more durable. They're quite chunky so I'd have to work out postage but £10 for the AeroPro, £20 for the grey (plus post).

Somewhat late to this party but if anyone is interested in it, I have a roll of low tack masking film and some freehand masks left from my days as a custom painter that I don't need anymore. Sensible offers will secure it! For anyone that's interested in the process it's worth looking into things like a Craft Robo cutter (if they still make them) or something similar. They're fairly cheap, link to a PC and can cut pretty much anything down to about 6pt lettering!

Really? It's a niche market in the west, why would a Chinese company think they're a good idea?

Fixed that for you!

Surely that would affect the spring compression though?

Sounds like standard internet bollocks to me. Like polishing the mains plug on your hifi!

You'll be fine, they're very good springs! Also (absolutely no disrespect to @Leo Greer) some of the parts that have been recommended by Leo are easier to get hold of in the US. Doesn't mean the parts you can get here/via HK aren't going to be just as decent.

They're actually quite well padded on the sides (I have one like that).

Black. Obvs.

I mean...it's IN the name! WD...Water Dispersant. It's NOT a lubricant! Dear BBC, WHY, OH WHY, OH WHY?????? Tell me you've never smelled a can of GT85 without telling me you've never smelled a can of GT85

I can see where you're coming from but the number of times I've been pwned by a rental would tell me it's not all pay to win!

From UK law.co.uk: What is negligent first aid? Negligent first refers to cases where this type of treatment is given in a manner that is below acceptable standards or harmful. Can first aiders be held liable? If you have suffered preventable harm because you were administered first aid that you think was negligent call our advisors who will assess your case for free. Not case law example but it would appear that there is potential for a negligence claim.

Does SIA even cover first aid? I wouldn't trust half the doormen I know to put on a Band Aid let alone anything more serious!

I have a travel FA kit in the boot of my car with all the usual stuff but the point is (as alluded to by others), unless you are trained and indeed certified, while most people would be happy to accept basic assistance the site should have nominated, trained and most importantly, insured First Aiders on site. If you render aid and something does go wrong then not only are you potentially opening the site up to a liability claim, you also open yourself to one. I know we don't live in quite the litigious society that exists in the US but it DOES happen.

Good lad!

There is an answer as it is all still governed by the laws of physics. The sheer number of variables however, make it at least impractical if not almost impossible to find the right result for every combination of parts.

GT85 is great. Used to use it all the time on my mountain bike. Smalls fantastic too! Halfords should have some.

Just to throw some more confusion in to the mix, I have a Gen 1 Mustang SFP scope, the Victoptics S6 (1-6 x 24 SFP) and I had the original version of what is now the Victoptics ZOD 1-4 (mine was FFP). Victoptics are the "budget" range of Vector Optics products but they are definitely better than most other cheap units. The S6 comes with a throw lever for the magnification ring too. They've all been fantastic scopes. The ones that go down to x1 are true x1, they hold their zero and will survive most ham fisted treatment. I say most because apparently if an 18 stone bloke falls arse over tit and lands on it, it bends.

Anything to back up those claims? Genuine question, I'm curious.

Ran the SR25 at RA yesterday. Got a few kills but I think our side was a touch outmatched overall! Fun though, despite the rain!

WAS 901 and a back panel Platatac Peacekeeper

That is indeed the Sig offering for the same project tender. There's quite an interesting thread about why the KS1 isn't the best choice here:

KS1 is a Knights Armament rifle.

Get the base rifle for £300 odd, change the stock, add a QD suppressor and have it cerakoted. Bob's yer mother's live in lover.

*lose