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You asked for the Bestest Gnu.
noun, plural gnus (especially collectively) gnu. 1. either of two stocky, oxlike antelopes of the genus Connochaetes, thesilver-gray, white-bearded C. taurinus of the eastern African plain andthe black, white-tailed C. gnou of central South Africa: recently nearextinction, the South African gnu is now protected. Also called wildebeest.

You asked for the Bestest Gnu.
noun, plural gnus (especially collectively) gnu. 1. either of two stocky, oxlike antelopes of the genus Connochaetes, thesilver-gray, white-bearded C. taurinus of the eastern African plain andthe black, white-tailed C. gnou of central South Africa: recently nearextinction, the South African gnu is now protected. Also called wildebeest.

You asked for the Bestest Gnu.
noun, plural gnus (especially collectively) gnu. 1. either of two stocky, oxlike antelopes of the genus Connochaetes, thesilver-gray, white-bearded C. taurinus of the eastern African plain andthe black, white-tailed C. gnou of central South Africa: recently nearextinction, the South African gnu is now protected. Also called wildebeest.

Tbh, there is plenty you can customise on a G36. The Gen 3 SRC G36's have a good reputation and are probably equal to a G&G combat machine. Go for the one you think looks best.
I would personally go for the G36 but only because everyone else would go for an M4 and it's nice to have a bit of variety

Lol, I can see a lot of very unhappy other halves when they discover the reason for the Valentines weekend away
You may have to save up so you can afford to dump them in a spa for the day AND afford to buy all the goodies you see

Shouldn't have paid that. The speed limit doesn't apply to push bikes. The offense is a different one which requires them to prove that the speed you are doing is a danger to others and cannot therefore be dealt with by a fixed penalty.

SRC are reputed to make a good G36. All their other guns are to be avoided but they somehow got their G36's right. JG are also quite good, which is why they are popular as hire guns.

If only someone made a Mk19 GL, those TAG rounds would be epic (and insanely expensive) in something like this

Lol, I can see a lot of very unhappy other halves when they discover the reason for the Valentines weekend away
You may have to save up so you can afford to dump them in a spa for the day AND afford to buy all the goodies you see

SRC are reputed to make a good G36. All their other guns are to be avoided but they somehow got their G36's right. JG are also quite good, which is why they are popular as hire guns.

If only someone made a Mk19 GL, those TAG rounds would be epic (and insanely expensive) in something like this

If only someone made a Mk19 GL, those TAG rounds would be epic (and insanely expensive) in something like this

At this time of year, keep an open mind and look out for bargains. Just before Xmas, there will be deals about.
Last year I got a CA MP5 for £85 from JDairsoft in their pre Xmas sale. Then Landwarrior had half price Stens in January. Theres no telling what offers will be available this year or who will be doing offers so keep an eye out for the spot a bargain thread

If only someone made a Mk19 GL, those TAG rounds would be epic (and insanely expensive) in something like this

If only someone made a Mk19 GL, those TAG rounds would be epic (and insanely expensive) in something like this

If only someone made a Mk19 GL, those TAG rounds would be epic (and insanely expensive) in something like this

At this time of year, keep an open mind and look out for bargains. Just before Xmas, there will be deals about.
Last year I got a CA MP5 for £85 from JDairsoft in their pre Xmas sale. Then Landwarrior had half price Stens in January. Theres no telling what offers will be available this year or who will be doing offers so keep an eye out for the spot a bargain thread

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Men-Who-Came-Out-Ground/dp/0733628184

 
Hard book to get hold of at a decent price as it is only published in Australia, so maybe one to get on Kindle. It's a fascinating story about a little bit of WW2 that hardly anyone has heard of. Basically Australia invaded East Timor which was a Portuguese colony and therefore neutral. When the Japanese invaded Timor, one Company of Australian commandos held out for a year, tying up something like 200,000 Japanese troops. They were assumed to have been captured soon after the invasion as they had no radio capable of contacting Australia, so they built one out of parts they had to steal.
It may seem like an unimportant part of the war, until you realise that those 200,000 Japanese would otherwise have been available for use in Guadalcanal or New Guinea. It also puts into perspective everything that happened to East Timor after WW2; Australia not opposing Indonesian invasion etc.

Tuddenham is a Gunman site isn't it? Should be excellent, Gunman does some very fun WW2, Vietnam and other filmsim games.

Just bought a 2nd AGM Sten MkII. This one is going to a guy from the WW2 airsoft forums, who is going to turn it into an Owen gun for me

Just bought a 2nd AGM Sten MkII. This one is going to a guy from the WW2 airsoft forums, who is going to turn it into an Owen gun for me

Just bought a 2nd AGM Sten MkII. This one is going to a guy from the WW2 airsoft forums, who is going to turn it into an Owen gun for me

Just bought a 2nd AGM Sten MkII. This one is going to a guy from the WW2 airsoft forums, who is going to turn it into an Owen gun for me

Just bought a 2nd AGM Sten MkII. This one is going to a guy from the WW2 airsoft forums, who is going to turn it into an Owen gun for me

Just bought a 2nd AGM Sten MkII. This one is going to a guy from the WW2 airsoft forums, who is going to turn it into an Owen gun for me