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Asahi made a G11, but for some reason never released it. Shame. *could also have been sun project but more likely asahi. There is only one photo of it.

You don't need to, as they're now firing bbs down a drainpipe. Aps co2 shells are 18 joules with a solid projectile. If you bought the 1 joule version I think it would be horrendously underpowered. I originally used the shells with just the primer hole, and that was too restrictive. Here's a...

£170 on the gun. That's been all I've had to spend, I have 22mm copper lying around and tools. As i said the shells are free, and use paper wadding like cheapskates use in APS shells. It's not hi tech at all, but that's why it works so well. Essentially the same sort of thing you do to a...

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I've had a couple of Hwasans. The faults are 1. The triggers are just plungers so are a bit odd to use 2. The triggers are made from edam and break 3. Expensive and finnicky shells I've also done 3 denix 1878 coach gun conversions. The faults are 1. Denix 1878s now don't open 2. They...

It does, Shoei. You'll pay £1200 upwards for one, but they are just about the best made airsoft guns going.

Finished my DH17 in principal tonight. A few little details maybe to add but I prefer it with the stock still fitted, rather than the on screen pistol type. It's a smart team sterling, with a homemade aluminium forend and a real singlepoint OEG.

Buy a ktw winchester, buy a volante airsoft gas kit. Job done.

I'll buy it back mate, pop me a message.

Finished this today 

Unboxed TM MPL, springer, works quite well, wondering if it's worth letting it go or keeping it to chuck on the wall. Got hold of it a couple of days ago. Gave away a boxed one last year but seemed quite desireable. Not sure if thats the right sling but it suits it 

If it must be a sig, then a TM 226 AEP is probably the only way of doing this and making it look decent.

There are lawgiver kits out there to stick on to a TM glock. HWS actually make deckards M2019 from bladerunner. Make a few versions. Use Tanaka's pegasus system. Mals pistol would be quite difficult. Certainly not practical, looked at it before and it seems they had to disassemble it each time...

Been more or less cleared up but shell ejecting automatic airsoft pistols are few and far between, shoot poorly, and are relatively fragile. They're really just collector peices. Revolvers that take shells are a much better proposition. If you want a decent beginners pistol, don't be tempted...

The haribo doesn't pay for itself...

As RDB pointed out the only way of doing it is with a private person in the US buying it and then forwarding it on to you. Had to do so with a webley .455 stock. Made in the UK, perfectly legal here but unable to be exported from the US as it's not allowed. He labelled it as an airsoft stock...

I know JAC made an AR18... I have one, but an AEG version is needed. The JAC is plastic whereas a stamped steel one would be nice.

Asahi made at least one G11 in the late 90s. Obviously there was no interest. Black ops hadn't been released. There's lots of cool guns out there.  The Japanese market where most designs originate is a little different to ours. The Japanese don't really care what someone in Europe or the US...

If anything you're deactivating it more with airsoft modifications. Either way if you "binned" the reciever and barrel from a deac you're really left with a stock, sights, banding ect which are all restriction free items. For a proper shady area look at obsolete calibers, there was a company...

Because I've had to clear out my memory/cache whatever it's called on the forum as I was running out of space. I agree. I think they're horrid.  The only thing they have going for them is films.