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Honestly, the whole thing is pretty bloody childish. On the one hand he should be clear what the price includes (as should ALL advertisers), on the other hand you tried to low ball him which isn't going to make you his priority customer. The listing doesn't say "or near offer" or "open to offers". The whole tit for tat feedback thing straight off the mark is where it gets stupid though. You both make yourselves look like kids there, there's no need for it. Pay the money or don't, arguing over £1.20 is just ridiculous.

Strong how? What are you planning?

Bit like Stella, reassuringly expensive 😁

Same. Seriously considering splurging on the Krytac

Mp5, Mc51, ARP9, there's loads out there.

If it's paper pyro, once it's struck you have to get shot of it (obviously). If they were in the process of letting fly then they're not going to not follow through. Personally I'd be pretty miffed at having to take a hit from pyro that left their hand AFTER they were hit (assuming they actually called it at that time) but that's up to the marshals on the day.

Ooof. GWS dude!

Send it back.

If you're looking at buying multiple PCs I would say go with what you know (ie Invader Gear) particularly as you want vegtato as an option because not that many companies make that pattern. Alternatively, pick a colour that works across different camno loadouts (like Ranger Green or Tan) and splurge on one half decent plate carrier instead.

Not sure if it's a trick of the lens but it doesn't look like the magnifier is parallel with the rail - the front looks higher than the back. Which to be fair is pretty typical of that kind of mount.

Yes. They operate on the same frequency bands.

You seem to have misspelled "vector's". @mike223 For the avoidance of doubt you only need one RIF. As long as you keep it maintained then it's going to be reliable enough for you to enjoy the game on a regular basis. Of course, if you want more than one then that's fine too. Full disclosure - I have three M4's and a MK12 (which is basically an M4 in a frilly dress), three M14's (one long, one short and one in a frilly dress - ie an EBR), two MP5s, a SCAR-L, a G3, an M249 (when my back holds out), a MAC 11, a breacher shotty and an HK45. I used to have an AK but the ergonomics didn't work for me. Logistics isn't an issue if you're prepared to put in a bit of thought or just have a few rigs/placards. Lately I'm favouring the old school stuff that will hold just about any mags. If you have space in your house and your bank balance can stand it, fill your boots. Just don't get into debt to play toy guns. Be honest with yourself and keep what you like unless you need to either make space or money.

I'd suggest taco style pouches. They'll take pretty much anything. If you fancy something in Tan I have a couple of WAS taco style pistol pouches available...

It is bit of a beast. Must get around to weighing it in full trim...

Being somewhat of an M14 fanboy I would say that the TM is great out of the box (but as is typical for TM, low on power). I have three Cyma M14s all of which have been spectacular out of the box in terms of range. They're not always hot FPS wise out of the box but certainly usable. A better barrel and hop rubber will almost certainly see your FPS go up and a new motor won't hurt as the standard Cyma one is a bit rubbish. If you go for the full length one it is REALLY long, if you go for the EBR it's REALLY front heavy. The Socom sits in the Goldilocks zone of having a long enough barrel but without all that tedious apologising for taking people's eyes out when you turn round. I also have an E&C based MK12 which is a LOT easier to work on (QC spring, it's basically an M4 etc) but I do gravitate towards the M14s. Must be the masochist in me.

WAS taco style pouches work well and don't cost a fortune. Or you could look at esstac ones with the kydex insert.

You need an M14 in your life.

Cerakote is like any other surface finish. It entirely depends on surface prep and the person who is doing the coating. Add to which while it IS durable, it's not indestructible and WILL wear eventually. How long that takes is entirely dependent upon the aforementioned prep and execution plus the way it's used after that.

Welcome to airsoft. 20% excitement, 80% disappointment when shit doesn't fit.

Are you looking to change the ratio or anything? Also - where are you based? M135 seems a bit hot.

Depends on the material. EPDM yes, pretty much anything else - no.

Inserts like that are designed to ideally go into ventilated caps. I have one for work.

Pah, amateurs. Real men drink Snakebite and Baileys.

I went the other way and have stuck with kydex holsters. Oh, and using a different pistol!

I was going to say that sounds like a holster issue to me.