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Like this one? Apart from the fact that he is filming mostly a blank table. Once you get the frontset separate from the body, there are 2 screws holding the hopup. Just undo them and slide the barrel with the hopup out.

Just clean the barrel+hopup with the cleaning rod with some rubbing alcohol. And then throw the silicone away. No aeg or aep needs it. Actually GBBs have much better lubricants than silicone so just throw it away. The first few bad shots also can be caused by the cold weather. It needs a few shots to warm the houp rubber. This depends on the rubber.

Not bad. IMO get rid of the black gloves too, hands move the most.

As far as I know IR laser near the visible spectrum can do permanent damage to the eyes. The military ones are mostly eye safe I think.

Imagine how dangerous that would be. Will it recognise the stupid guy with the eyepro off? Create a bomb disposal or a recon drone if you must but giving it weapons would not be smart in my opinion.

I just take it like a man.

I will sound like a real dick but if your mother doesn't buy you a better one, try to get a job, and earn the money yourself. (I did say I will sound like a dick. ) I remember the sweet sweet feeling of buying the long wanted thing from my first earning.

I wish. I myself am pretty new around here so I'm sure there are a lot of games I don't I know about. The skirmishes here are mostly half an hour of shooting and half an hour of chatting in the safe zone. The objectives usually ensure one side will loose, then in the next round the sides change, and the faster one "wins". The milsim labelled events are a bit closer to what you describe. I was once at Eversley (http://milsimairsoft.co.uk) on a milsim event, and that was quite fine. Unfortunately there were only 8 of us alltogether.

Blue streak (= badger tac) is a good place. Not a milsim/tactical one but still better than the paintball-style airsofting that is common here. You have to look very hard to find a game in the UK where there is no lunch. These guys are ok, and funny too. Usually there are about 50-60 players.

I just printed one for a friend. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:618289 If you also have such a good friend with a 3d printer then it's easy.

Just stumbled across this on G+

You want a webshop then, like opencart. The payed hosts, have a lot of these things, like worpress, opencart, and hudreds more with simple install. You just choose what you want and it's there. Then you can create the pages with the static info and also the products you want to sell.

Some AKSU or an AK beta.

IMO get a domain+site and set up a web content framework on it, like Wordpress. Usually this is done with one click. From that point you only have to manage the content, not the code of the software.

Nope. And that's an other reason I probably won't print one for someone else. It's 3-5mm thick ABS so it should be very very tough. The only thing I'm concerned about when it comes to face protection is the teeth protection and that steel mesh has proven to be up for the task many times.

The model is something I just downloaded. It's a mempo, and those all have a grin.

3D printed, painted and steel mesh glued in.

Load bearing vests to keep your stuff on you, easily accessible. If you use more than just one hi-cap a chocolate bar in a day.

No need for that. A vsr g-spec has about a 30cm barrel and it's accurate as hell.

Apart from the eyepro, I would take gloves, shemag, boots.

That guy is an airsofter. Clothes are too clean. (Yes, I know he is'nt.)

I would buy Tokyo Marui (the company) and I would order them to make two full steel G3s. One AEG and one GBBR.

Have you changed any parts in the GB?

Yes, Poland, No. You really should use the search function.