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Funny enough, I have both but I prefer my G&G as parts are universal so go with cm16 kid

I always go by 'if you can't see through then dont fire through it'

To me its basicly blind firing

1st game I played, I got tagged on my upper right arm from about 4 inches away

The hole was only just big enough to get the barrel through so I'd have seen bugger all anyway

Half the fun coming away with red marks on your arms

Bring the pain

I would say so M_P ^^

You can't really base life on what you see in films, programmes, documentries etc

You'll find they live at home when on leave but live on camp or local to camp with there wives

Even during basic training, the only time you'll go home is midway through and you get weekend leave IF you all have earned it

Unless your parents live very close or within an hours drive of camp, you won't be able to live at home

It sounds like your trying to keep your parents happy but in reality that's not really possible

I joined at 16, only time spent at home was on leave, I spoke to my dad, brother and sister any time I had the chance

Its not a selfish thing to do, every parent has worry's when there child joins the armed forces, more so now with afgan etc

Personally, if a parent stands in your way of doing what excites you and its truly what you want to do, in my eyes that's being selfish

Wait till your 18 as you dont need there parental consent, my dad didn...

Its just a riot and looting except you pay before you leave

Isn't that a game CKinnereley ??

Dog soldiers cause it shows you train together, live together and sh*t together

Brotherhood in the military that you rarely find in civvi life

Battle of Britain

Mosquito squadron

Raid on Entebbe

3 kings (gulf war one)

No ones mentioned Apocolyse Now

There are so many great films out there

And the 3 Outpost films

Dog Soldiers aswell

Yep, behind enemy lines

Shows that most of the time, people aren't left alone and will get the job done no matter what

I forgot about

We we're soldiers

Battle Las Angeles

Battle ship (based on the Hasbro game)

All the transformers films (technically not military films)

The Great Escape

Colditz

Schindler's list

Tears of the sun

Behind enemy lines (1 & 2)

Wind talkers

Saving private Ryan

Pretty much most military films

People are also for getting that 5.56mm is the NATO's standard round so it can be used by virtually anyone

Both the M4 and SA80 have pro's & con's but I will alway back L85

Yes its heavy (that's why you get a sling) the mags are easy to change with practice and easier to work on in the field

I've used both in the army

Field stripping the m4 is easier, more customizable and a bit lighter

But

I would take the sa80 any day, I loved my rifle, looked well after and its like your boots, won't let you down when you need it

Better off going in person

I know the place, both me and my dad have bought some bits from them

I looked on there site but couldn't get into the airsoft section

Do you mean marcruss outdoors ??

Is that the shop in hotwells near the docks ??

If so then I'll have a look in there at some point

You might meet one of my boys as that's my next stop to see how it is

When are you thinking of going James ??

2 of us from Weston are attending black ops site on sunday (28th)

You been reading the dictionary again finius lol

but I agree, no one has a peg on Chris ecclestone and David Tennant, matt smith was pants and peter capaldi is no good

Every sea cadet corps has a detachment of marine cadets

The marine cadets use the same uniforms as the army and royal marines

On the plus side though, in the air cadets you'll be half way up in the sky like the paras lol

Why can't you join the army cadets or marine cadets ??

Cqb is different and more charged than woodland fighting but just as fun

FIBUA (fighting in built up areas) is excellent, I always loved that