SeniorSpaz87

Oh trust me, it will. I've used mine in full on Florida rain in 90+ degree (F) weather, with no fog at all. They are amazing.

Well, I suppose I'll play it safe and not bring any RIF parts. Now, what I do want to bring are M4 and g17 mags (I took all mine with me to the states), and my Xcortech tracer system. Would these things be OK? I know on GBB mags to take them apart so there's no pressure. And these will all be checked, not carried on.

I just started my own pic build. Cost me around 1600 usd, but I want above what I needed. Intel i7, Nvidia 970, and a few more splooges to hurt my wallet. Honestly, to get worthwhile performance out of a pc you need to invest time and money into it. Like an airsoft gun

Alright; just FYI neither the frame or slide have any glock trades. The slide is a WEI Tech slide, and the frame is a basic stipled one. I ordered both from ehobby to the U.S. with no issues whatsoever. Does anyone know if The Mall's shop can turn in UKARA papers?

Hello, As some of you may know, I moved over the summer to attend university. However, I will be back for a winterly game or two at The Mall, and wanted to bring some kit with me. I know my actual kit (uniform, pouches, etc) is fine, but I have a rather standard we g17 over there for me as well. I wanted to bring my current g17 slide and frame (in separate boxes, there is no way they could be put together to make a gun) as I've done a lot of upgrades and mods to my we g17 here in the states. Do you think customs would care? I am not bringing parts into the country to build an RIF; my g17 is already an RIF. Also, I am not UKARA registered. I a, of age, have attended my games, and have my paperwork all signed by Luke at The Mall, but as I left the country only a few days after I turned 18, I didn't have time to turn it in. Side note, can I turn in 6mo UKARA papers? Or do I need to start over? And where should I take those to around Ascot/Reading?

Well, to most of you old geezers, I am a kid. And as I've been playing for several years (started at age 12, first game at 14), so I've been on both sides. I feel that younger people playing is completely acceptable. The issue is that kids, more often than adults, is that they believe they are great. Hence the nickname "cod softer". You also get the "mama's boy" who will bitch at everything as he is spoilt, and God forbid he is hit, or the whining will commence. Then there is the "favorite grandchild" (unfortunate for me, as I'm in Florida, the "retirement state"...). These kids are the ones who gets their rich grandfather to buy them the most expensive stuff (worst I've seen is a 12 yo with a post-k£ polestar and custom fitted AATACS, he was bragging it cost over £3k in total... ) But then you get the good ones. Kids who understand that others can know more than them, and who want to learn. I know many kids like this, and I sometimes find the most be more fun to play with. They love running around and being more mobile than some of us, and they are always happy. So in conclusion: kids get a lot of s*** for being kids. And a lot of them don't help this stereotype. Just like how there are bad older airsofters, there are bad kids as well. So I say give them a chance, and hope for the best

$£^%$*£&$T*^£$*^£%$*^£$... damnit, i need one... *sigh, i understand about the frame, but as I am going to now be getting one, why the frame? And anything you suggest adding to it in terms of upgrades? id rather make one purchase and pretend it didn't happen...

Held the balcony at The Mall, assigned one guy to watch our flank, only to remember later that he actually had no gun! Almost screwed us there. Vid is on YouTube to prove it

Well alrighty then... Well, when I have some cash laying around I'll look into all this.

Yea... I know about his shop. I just plan to build a rifle like his, with the camera and everything (Im at a tech school - that is easy as can be). And damnit, are yall gonna really make me HPA the damn thing... gosh darn this is gonna cost me...

Hello, Like most of us when we first joined Airsoft, I wanted to play the sniper role. Now, as a lot of you know, this is generally a bad idea. However, my first average gun was a bolt action, and I enjoyed it. I was originally planning no my next project to be making my XCR a DMR, But I thought I might delve into the sniper role instead. So what do you think? While I would love an ARES MSR, I'd likely go common with a TM VSR, and set it up like Novritsch. So, what do yall think?

Here's a chance for everyone to yell at me again . Safariland holsters will fit your bill nicely. But are a bit more expensive.

I'll be goproing it, as always.

Haha, no. Honestly, I need to sell it; never gonna go to CQB that could compare to The Mall here in the states anyway.

"OH! WE GOT DRAMA UP IN DA LOBBY!" D4 2013

Please elaborate D:

oh, is it the13th? Well, I'll be there that day then.

I will be at The Mall on December 12, which may be the last time till may/June.

The one and only. Best CQB site I've been to, in both the US and UK. A few of us are going to be there mid December (once I return to the land o' rain), so we could try to do a larger meetup there.

Hef, there are several of us that hit up the mall, myself, lozart, trigger, and many more. Throw out a thread about it and I'm sure you could get a few people there. Keep in mind that I won't be back till mid December and early January, do to the fact that I no longer live in the UK.

Yes, even with the added optional visor.

Hef, I've seen her before... How'd I miss you? Mind you, this was awhile ago, probably before I bought the MP7 off you...

obscure, not really. Although I can no longer say RHC as they just officially sold out to Safariland. So I must say Safariland now. And I get occasional stuff

Or get a ProFit holster from RHC

I use one here in Florida, at 90*+ Fahrenheit (don't know Celsius, but I guess 35?), and I'm a guy who fogs up anything I touch after 30 seconds. This, I do not. No fog: check I took a full spray to the face with a P* ramped up to 450 and only scratched it. Heavy duty: check Customablility: huge As with most masks, you can have trouble going ADS. I can not look down my AK sights with my mask, but I can look down the barrel, I'm only an inch high for the iron sights. M4 irons and standard profile RDSs are perfectly fine. I love mine, and completely believe it's money well spent.