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this. Its a shame, because I would rather buy off of smaller businesses, that need the money. But if someone decides to do what the guy did, he can expect lower sales, less people buying from him in the future and overall worse customer feedback. I don't like buying off of the bigger companies, but at the end of the day, you would rather get nice customer service than sh*tty, i think nearly everyone would agree...

beat me to it http://giphy.com/gifs/5QbCo1694QY2k

ah ok thanks, will take the points into consideration

^^ i have got completely mixed up with another post, ignore all my stupid posts

welcome aboard mate

buy a G&G cm16 carbine. Pretty much everyone will say it. get a 7.4v lipo and accucel 6 charger and off you go. I have that loudout, and it is very accurate/totally worth it!

^^ that. I would possibly be interested in the g36 but if your not willing to post then I can't really do much. GL selling them and I hope you get what you need

I am going to a skirmish this weekend, with my carbine. Will see how I play there, and will update on how I get on

yeah. I was thinking just the stock, and the front battery compartment. I am interested, because for me the end result looks very good. I will speak to lozart.

Well, thy have to spray %51 of your gun green. http://www.landwarriorairsoft.com/upgrade-services-c21/lwa-two-tone-spray-service-rifle-p3496 they will mostly likely spray the stock, sights, and probably the front rail, but I have no idea so don't hold me to it. I heard that a strong air gun will do the job, and I imagine, if it is anything like the zero one airsoft paintjob, it will start coming off from the word go, but as I said, I have never actually used it so don't hold me to it. It seems to be a very expensive and not the best option gun to start off with. I know most people tell you this but honestly, If I were you I would get a G&G cm16 carbine as well. I have one as my first airsoft gun, and they are very easy to maintain, and have good accuracy and fps and rpm etc. Your choice, but if you have the money to spare, it would be a good choice IMO. hope that helps...

I was recently watching some videos of hydrodipping. It looks relatively easy, however they are mainly professionals. A few questions for the people that have done it: 1. Is it easy to do the first time or will I have to buy more than one sheet. 2. Is it in your opinion worth it, as it is quite expensive. 3. Is it durable enough and if I catch it on a stick, it wont come off? 4. Will it be easy to do at home? I know you can pay people to do it, but the prices are astronomical! 5. All in all, worth it or not? Thanks for your opinions, feedback and help! It is greatly appreciated happy airsofting Oli

they do offer a paint service. It costs £25 but if you really want the gun I can imagine you can fork that out. tell me how good it is when you get it, because I like the look of them. I'm not advising you not to buy one, but it will need a lot of maintaining and gas does cost a lot, so be prepared

1. Ok sorry, must have got mixed up. 2.yeah, again my bad. 3. ah ok thanks for the info.

what I mean is (and I pronounced it wrong) you can move with more ease. I know he is ex military but even he must be tired by the end of the day, after lugging around an 8k gun. If the map hes playing on is one of a fast pace with lots of advancing etc, I'm sure at the end of the day he would be tired. IDK what that means, but I'm guessing it either means: if you can't see someone don't shoot, or: can't shoot while not stable/moving?

Yeah, btw when you pull back the charging handle does anything happen? sometimes when I select semi after full auto it doesn't change back as well, charge a small niggle.

I heard 11.1v lipos mean you have to change internals, not sure though. I would reckon a 7.4v 2600mah cranestock lipo would fit perfectly, but don't hold me against it.

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welcome aboard

I know you said weight wasn't an issue but surely this would be better http://www.wolfarmouries.co.uk/airsoft/bb/product.asp?page=product&id=GPAEG015. Its £100 cheaper, and lighter, which would make it easier to run and gun with?

^^ 1) the gun does look about like that but the thing in front of the cocking handle is not there, also I checked and they do have birdcage flash hiders. 2) I am not sure about G&G, it seems odd, however on the dboys there is a small wire you can see that has been pulled over the tip, which is connected onto the dust cover. I believe this is what makes it move. On my gun, there is nothing like that. IDK if that is how it is meant to be so will get it checked.

surely all their guns can't be like this?

ok, understand. This was also a thread where people could name their fav guns for that price range, but I understand.

also like the look of this: http://www.landwarriorairsoft.com/airsoft-weapons-c38/electric-rifles-c45/pts-pts-rm4-scout-erg-p2286 anyone know if it is any good/ worth it?

sorry, but i did say I'm not looking for a galil

idk, its the thing that you scre on the end. I use an l85-a2 in CCF, and it doesn't come with a flash hider. I think it is mainly for looks as the real gun has one, but I dont think it does anything. thanks for telling me. yes, the charging handle. when I pull it back nothing happens...