Samurai

Maybe to serve as a much needed foregrip.

I have printed flash hiders with 14 ccw threads on my prusa i3. The only complication is that you have to adjust to your printer and slicer. What do you need exactly? Probably I can help.

If you are looking for a good community, then go to airsoft events and check the forums. But. Avoid. Airsofters. On. Facebook. Welcome, have fun. You certainly will.

Cheers. What games were there? Were you confined to one part of the field or could you plan your route?

I can only think that they are not allowed to avoid confusion. Maybe they had problems with ppl stating their gun is dmr but spammed the trigger so fast that it was just like an automatic one. There is an even worse rule at blue streak where any bolt action gun has 30m MED. I have one of mine sniper rifles under 350fps to be able to have close shots but there I would use my 500fps rifle. And they actually allow 550fps for bolties. How is that for safety?

Close to me too. I will definitely pay a visit one day.

The average. The site is small for my taste but not bad.

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It can't. Stl are mesh formats. It has 3d points and triangles to define the shape. CAD formats are different and can't be created from meshes. For example you create an arch instead of a sharp corner, CAD knows it's an arch and you can change the radius later or just delete the arch and it will give you the sharp corner. In a mesh an arch is just a series of lines, the software doesn't know about any radiuses, etc. CAD software can export to stl meshes. They then approximate the object with 3d points and triangles. You can manipulate meshes in sketchup or meshmixer for example. Many CADs can import meshes and display them in 3d but they can't modify them with their usual tools. Then you can design your cad object using the mesh as reference.

CA is £230 brand new. Get a full refund.

If you go to a skirmish you will find the people you can play in a group. Yes there are always some who are very slow to advance, so you will be fine. I myself like to go alone (and I always lose my teammates in the first contact) but that way it's way harder to learn how to play. Stick with people and watch what they are doing.

Quick googling gave me this: http://armageddonpaintballsupplies.com/product/marker-parts-v-tac-sw-1-straight-offset-sight-rail/

Here you'll find the cross section too. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:620955 That's the original. My fixed version is this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1420730 You can put quite sharp curves in the BB path. Check a 30bb shotgun shell for example. As long as the curve is smooth, you're fine.

I printed this for a fellow airsofter on arnies. Aug-M4 mag adapter from thingiverse, but had to be fixed.

Not likely. Probably you just didn't put it back together correctly.

I'm a member of an other forum where they have a minimum post requirement for sales posts. The number of spam posts is high since the introduction of that rule.

But heavier BB gets there faster too. Edit: jcheeseright ninja'd me If the gun can't lift heavy bbs, try softer nub before changing the bucking. My sub 350 boltie could only lift 0.28 barely until I changed the nub to a piece of silicone. Now it can lift 0.43 without changing anything else. 0.43 was the heaviest BB I have.

Like this? Yep, that's my cqb mask. 3D printed, painted and steel mesh glued in.

Just to give you an option: I have a prusa I3 from aliexpress (cheap and really good prints), and I use PTC Creo elements to design. This is not a parametric CAD but maybe that's why it is really-really easy to use and has the most features from the free softwares I tried. And I tried them all. The only downside is that it can't import/export common CAD formats, but it can export to stl.

I use 4x40 on my bar-10, but if I would buy a scope now I would go for a 6x40, because my eye is not as good as it used to be. I don't like scopes with variable zoom. They aren't that good as fixed ones.

Can be a grub screw under the rear sight's movable part.

But... are they good? Cheers for the info.

The beanies will be too hot thus causing fogging. Baseball cap is enough. On the same note, dress lighter than you would normally. You will run around and you will sweat much if you don't. Wear an extra layer for briefing / breaks if it's outside. Good job having the boots already. They're essential. Have fun.

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