Airsoft_Mr B

Welcome to the forums Pro Airsoft Supplies is another shop in London you might want to check out. Awesome store and they also have a wide range of stuff. Also, I wouldn't recommend the SRC M4s mate. They're not great tbh, you can get G&G Combat Machines for around the same price I think which are much better. By the way there is already a thread on Wolf Armouries here: http://www.airsoft-forums.co.uk/index.php/topic/9865-wolf-armouries/?hl=wolf

Yep I was gonna recommend them as well. They've done some really good stuff. There's also Patch Craft but I wouldn't actually use them cos it costs a lot more than Stitch Me Up I think.

Yep there's a load of good guides around on here. I'd strongly recommend giving em a read, it's very valuable information I wish I had when I started! I ended up buying a pretty bad gun and gear at first which I regret now.

Welcome to the forums! Skirmish Mansfield is great, we have quite a few members on here who go there

This review says they're shite though. Obviously don't want to base a decision on one review, but still...don't want to get one if it's like this.

I'm sorry to say you probably can't, since they're designed for ARs. I don't know if the Ares are close enough replicas. The Daniel Defense Omega RIS attaches to a delta ring, and the Lite rail is attached by a barrel nut as well as bolt things on the outside. You could potentially modify them to fit if you were confident about it. Would be a cool project. You can usually find cheaper replicas that aren't Madbull so not as expensive.

2 FDE Magpul PMAGs from eHobby Asia $49.91 (£31.70)

Good idea. I was thinking of sites around Sheffield for the north, but then again most of them up here are relatively close enough to each other anyway, and there's going to be someone who has to travel a bit further than others depending on where we end up choosing. I think the main thing would be finding a quite large site, maybe Alpha One could be one to consider? They've hosted events before like the Lee Rigby memorial before.

KWA's are said to be the best because they're widely available in the US. On the other hand Tokyo Marui pistols aren't. They don't get imported into the US, and most people don't order from overseas (after all, they don't need to for anything else and things are cheap enough there to not warrant buying from abroad) I'd say if you couldn't get a TM, KWA would be the next best option, but get a Marui and you won't regret it.

TM pistols are exactly the opposite of that. They're extremely reliable and very good quality. They have very good performance too. Same applies to their rifles. Marui hop units give great range and accuracy which other companies don't come close to without upgrading (as they have never been able to properly replicate the Marui design)

Yeah still play it sometimes, it's great.

Oh :| I'd heard they're good for airsoft

No! BB guns aren't for airsoft! Besides, airsoft pellets are 6mm. You can't get 4.5mm plastic BBs.

Yes. I'd say it's a good idea. Make sure they're a good brand (like ESS) and give you full seal protection. ESS Turbofans are supposed to be excellent but goggles don't necessarily have to be expensive - Bolle Cobra goggles for example are only about a tenner from Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Boll%C3%A9-COBFSPSI-Bolle-Safety-Goggles/dp/B006M0JPXK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403549350&sr=8-1&keywords=Bolle+cobra

I don't think you'll need a new spring. I wouldn't really recommend starting to upgrade your gun straight away either, unless you are confident you know what you're doing. Then again you probably shouldn't listen to that advice because I really need to maintain my guns more. My dads Umarex (S&T) G36 shoots ~ 320 I think. The velocity it says on the box could be because it was done with 0.12s rather than .20s. Cybergun do that all the time. When on about springs, the number refers to the velocity it should give you in metres per second. 110 m/s = 360 (too powerful) Can depend on your air seal and other parts though (for example a tightbore barrel will increase velocity) Battery linked is using a JST connector. Your G36 should have a mini Tamiya plug instead? If you were prepared to re-wire it Deans connectors are your best option (much less resistance) Other than that the capacity, voltage and brand and everything of the battery is good. LiPos are great, much better than NiMh!

Welcome to the forums! I know there are a few people who play at Black Ops Cribbs and the Courthouse, but not if there's anybody else from Wales on here.

It has three springs in, one for each barrel. I don't know but I'm guessing they aren't like a standard AEG size.

Don't think there are any mods you can do to it. It's not really supposed to be disassembled and upgraded. I took mine apart when it broke. Changing the spring wouldn't increase the range anyway?

Yep, would recommend trying to get TM. I know the ASG ones can be faulty OOTB, I bought a pack of five or six (not sure exactly how many) and a least a couple didn't work. They can be fixed (there was an unjamming tutorial on YouTube I think would do it) but the Marui ones should be more reliable.

The spring is just going to effect the power of the gun. The number means the velocity the gun should shoot at in metres per second. Could be a little different because of course not every gun will perform exactly the same (it can depend on the air seal or new parts that are put in like a tightbore barrel will increase power) 90 m/s is about 300 FPS and 100 is about 328. You only need to downgrade the spring if the gun is shooting over 350 FPS. I don't think the G&G Combat Machines will. The performance should be great! I have heard a lot of good things said that they can do better than much more expensive guns actually! So no you should not need a new hop up. In the future you might want to get some new parts but I would say if it isn't broke, don't fix it. Doing any upgrades straight away would be unnecessary and also I would not recommend doing upgrades and things as a beginner because you might not want to do it with limited knowledge and the other option is pay for it to be done but that means it is expensive. £35 for a spring change (spring itself could be bought for just a tenner or less) Component-Shop is a good place to look for batteries! Any of the brands are good I don't think it really matters. I'd recommend 7.4V LiPo batteries. I think if some other people comment they will be able to help you out more because they have a Combat Machine so they know which batteries will fit and things like that.

They're Shield red dot sights AFAIK. Unless some units are using Docter ones instead I don't know.

Combat Machine without a doubt. I can guarantee they're a thousand times better than anything you'll see for ~ £80 on those 'bb guns' websites.