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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.

Link had error. I fixed it.

You Sir are doing it the right way. I did the transition slowly. My AEG is sub 350 but can't shoot in full auto. It's not intentional, it just doesn't feed and because I never needed it, I don't fix it. But it's very-very accurate compared to the AEGs people use. Sniping with that is easy. Sometimes the noise gives away my position but the firepower compensates for that. So if the game style is not very suitable for my bolties I use that with sniper mentality. I also made a ghillied hat that covered my shoulders too, but since I switched to leaf suit, I never looked back. Leaf suit is just awesome. I got mine from aliexpress for cheap. Get a green one for the UK. They only had brown-green when I ordered and I spray painted it more green. You can attach loops on it with glue gun to add natural vegetation or jute. I prefer to use my sub 350 boltie. No MED is great and it's very silent. But if there are bigger open spaces I bring the meaner one. Sniping is not about the gun. It's a playstyle. Yes, it's done best with a bolt action rifle but 90% of it can be learned with an AEG too.

If he built those in as requested that's the fps you get. The M110 spring gives the expected fps if it's fully compressed in the cycle. The dual sector gear only half-cocks the piston. With this short barrel that is fine, you don't need the full volume of the cylinder, but you would need a spring that is as strong half-compressed as an M110 fully compressed.

Oh, yes. Cheers. Fixed it.

Pretty good choices for a first upgrade. Except for that the first upgrade should have been the hopup unit. Action Army is the best choice now IMO. You don't really want more power, you want accuracy. That gives the useful range. Wide bore barrels are just a fashion thing. They became popular 2-3 years ago but no actual evidence that they are better than tightbores. The "air cushion" or "BB rides along the top of the barrel" are unproven theories. The precision of the barrel is what really matters. With the recent batches of crap heavy BBs a wider bore is certainly better. I personally believe in 6.03-6.04 barrels. Really serious snipers (veterans on airsoftsniperforum) use tighter bores.

People shoot a bottle of 0.25 a day. Snipers shoot about 20-100 0.43 a day. We should be glad they even bother with heavy BBs.

I am going to shoot 0.43 Proball this weekend. It shoots nice on the 47m range I have in the garden. I have ordered Monkey Balls 0.40, 0.43, 0.45 samples to test. I'll share the results.

Yes. Same sh!t.

Will work. Just copy the design. http://www.max2joules.com/3200-3927-thickbox/pdi-front-bull-barrel-spacer-l96-vsr10.jpg

http://www.airsoftsniperforum.com/36-rifles-parts-reviews/13711-king-arms-blaser-r93-lrs1-discussion-support.html http://www.airsoftsniperforum.com/36-rifles-parts-reviews/4111-king-arms-blaser-r93-lrs1-review.html

The night visions people have are gen 1-2 and usually with zoom. Those are good if you sit in one place hiding and scan for movements. Usually that is not the case in airsoft games. Gen 1 and 1+ is basically good only if you have infra torch. If you use it, the red glow is visible and the torch's light is so bright on close objects, bushes, trees, grass that you don't see very far. If it is a zoomed scope version, then try using a normal scope in dusk to navigate around to see how much you see. Looking into it destroys your eye's night vision so you see less when moving around without it than people without NV gear. People without NV gear use flashlights, torches. One flash of it in your direction renders you blind, and when you turn it off, you don't see anything for a minute at least. If it is on your gun, you can't aim if it's turned off.

I had both and I still have the vsr. The L96 was too big and heavy for me and I'm not a small person. But I prefer maneuverability.

Of course you can. In my old team we had a training day each month. There is a lot you can practice. I even wrote an article about it - too bad it's not in English. :/

Nice. I'm in the process of modding a plastic AK12 stock with a 3d printed hinge.

There is no real point to have a team at skirmishes. On large, long events though if you have a team who trained together, knows some basic formations and movements, then it's great fun.

G&P motors have a thread in the connector where you can screw the wire on.

Not really. But until people try it themselves, they think it's like in call of duty.

UI is what the user sees, what the user experiences, how he or she perceives the functionality. If it is below standard then they won't care about the functionality. Also, I am a straightforward man. If everybody tells you the site is awesome because you did it in your free time and they respect that and don't want to be mean, you will believe it really is awesome and won't see why users turn away. Once again: I do respect the work you've done and the intentions you have to make the milsim-ing better in the UK. We need more people like you. I'm just saying in my direct way that there is the issue with the UI that you should address. If I were invited I probably would be able to suggest a few tips or even do a few things. It is not unprecedented for me. In my old country I still run the go to page for airsoft newbies that's been running since 2009 (and I pay for the server from my own pocket) even though I don't even live there any more. I am a good guy, I'm just not polite enough.

Nooo. I do that for a living.

A&K M24 is the bestest base gnu. It already has steel trigger unit and metal piston. It just needs some work around the hopup and it's done. I agree with the guys above. It costs not only a lot of money but a lot of time to make a good boltie.

*gasps* The 90's are back! Don't get me wrong I do welcome the functionality and appreciate the work you put into the page. But it needs an UI from this century.