RabidNinja64

So it looks a good 'un like I said

Still not sure about front end but it is deffo different to G&G's

Well i hate going against everyone elses opinion for G&G (Not really) but if its something that will function properly, wont break down on me in the first 2 weeks and is easy to maintain and change parts should they need it, then PJ4 will be the first rifle i've actually bought for myself, aside from the VFC mp7 and the PX4 You've all been a good help and a laugh, so should i need help or guidance, your all first to be pestered! xD

bollox - if its not a G&G then you are on ya own sunshine

just kidding

College is the main priority.

Hence why im dashing around like a chicken trying to find out info that noone has xD

probably better getting a prescription insert made for them, less likely to fog up and purpose built.

oh they'd go weak at the knee's you go all Mr grey on their arses..but you try speak in klingon they'll ditch you faster than a bad burrito

i guess the only solution is to become a rich pervert first and then spank them with your bat'leth?

@Colonel Good point well presented old chap.

Thats comforting info lozart nice one. And hef, just means its another hot spring for you to sell then

I have the 330 spring form the CM16 I stripped for the P*. So I'll either rebuilt the CM16 or sell on the Gearbox with both springs.

Whichever gets you more moolah in the long run, preferably. Id build the cm16 with whatever bits left over and sell that

What gun you saving for, and could it be used to mug someone for a pair of headphones hehe

Hell, i'd shoot someone on principle if they were wearing beats! and honestly i got my eyes on this beauty http://www.taiwangun.com/en/electric-air-soft-guns/pj4-casv-dark-earth-p-j?from=listing&campaign-id=20

the wood is a bit crap tho.

the other polish site(forgot its name) had a deal on e&l ak's for £200

Gunfire.pl, another good site, seem to take a lot longer than TG to deliver though

A friend got a full metal one TWG, solid bit of kit for £140.

I picked up the cheap one for kicks (the CM.520). Dont go too cheap on them haha

A guy I know that does HPAs uses that site. I've never personally used it, but he has no complaints

Ah fair enough then ordered a gbb not long ago just waiting for confirmation of payment

They are fine but I have ordered via eBay but good stuff

Some kid shot me with his Co2 pistol at close range, wasn't chrono'd. Left a scar and a lot of blood down my arm.

Got 3 scars from bb hits, the worst was from a CO2 pistol point blank into my fingernail bed it smashed the leather of the glove I was wearing and my skin. And torn cartilage in my right knee from slipping on mud then hitting a tree from a full run to a dead stop. 15 1/2 stone gets a lot of momentum going.

do you get a decent l85 for 120?

lol missed out on saying i SHOULD save up if i want an l85. but for 120, i could buy one...if i was desperate for a springer! xD

then piggybank it is I guess XD

Mixed up you with the OP, sorry.

Cheers guys ordering a gun though, really is gonna sting with the added tax I think.

I didn't get hit with tax because they stated it has less value than it does, and they put it as gift. Not sure if they'll do the same with a RIF, but I was supposed to get taxed due to the real price.

^ oh right, nice one. Hadn't heard anything for like two years

For a modern company with access to CAD systems, rapid prototyping etc they take a fairly long time to get products into the market

No one has actually seen anything other than some shady pictures but they are no longer magpul esque, there is doubt whether they will have any trades on at all until they are seen in the flesh, certainly no magpul/PTS parts on them anymore

Good quality parts help but mean very little if assembled badly.

Mediocre bits n bobs will perform very well if assembled correctly. Reckon 25% parts 75% attention to detail or fitting

Got quite a lot of ZCI stuff in my SCAR now, been very impressed with the quality so far. No idea how well their hop's perform though.

Also AK2M4 have awesome service (thanks for the motor pete!).

Well i've been holding back on building this thing for quite some time, but since my primarys started failing on me, i kinda figured i needed a new hobby other than that, im fairly experienced in whacking bits and bobs together OUTSIDE of the gearbox. Inside, well.....first time i messed around with a gearbox i ended up selling and ultimate gearbox in pieces for £20......

Yeah most have small o-rings in tnem

No idea of the specific name though but if you go to Halfords or something I'm sure they'll have a load of small ones

+1 josh

dont get me started josh xD had one wannabe try n control the same and bitch bout us when we wernt moving up from a defensive position; safe to say 5 barrels were aimed at his kneecap!

*control the team

damn

It means your wearing to much kit.

because a 2 triple mag pouches that are empty is heavy enough xD nah, just decided to sling my M4 on the vest as it was hanging up...bad choice......

The Adobe Premier works well.

Unfortunately doesnt support a 32-bit system

lol by branding i actually meant in terms of the quality of their clones, considering they arent necessarily known (to me) for putting out any decent weapons.

I've owned both TM AND vfc SCARs....TM's are far superior!

Thing to remember is mag compatibility with many 416's as magwell is a bit bigger than regular M4 - mid caps work best in my hk-416.

nice gun but it does need a few upgrades - mainly hop unit and getting good mags

stock mag is w@nk

GC16

I've got the gc16 and love it

First hand is much more preferable monty experience with second hand deals didnt go well for me.

It's just a standard M4/M16 type hop unit. an asg Ultimate or Pro win should fit

the hop on the VFC is alright tbf; ive yet to hold a TM to know the difference but given the chance id probably swap for one other than that the cooldown on VFC isn't too harsh either, just more preferable to stay on single shot

Then again saying that for a woodland game, i intend to be running around quite abit in a sort of "lone wolf" perspective.