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  1. Okto Eight Milsim

    Newly hooked airsoft player.

    Wind it until it clicks or the sound noticeably changes. Keep winding it every time you take cover and arent actively shooting.
  2. Okto Eight Milsim

    DMR's

    Some sites get a bit twitchy about CO2 guns. You might find some resistance.
  3. Okto Eight Milsim

    DMR's

    One of the joys of our game is that our players love to use Russian based airsoft weapons. We have our fair share of NATO weapons, but many revel in using AK derivatives, of which there are many. Dare I throw another mix into the ring - VSS Vintorez.
  4. Okto Eight Milsim

    DMR's

    SVD's are lovely rifles and quite a few of our regulars use them. Lots of choice on the market from springers up to the gucchi Real Sword. They are very long to handle so aren't that mobile and they look a bit naked without an optic - the decent Russian clone optics are quite expensive.
  5. Okto Eight Milsim

    Newly hooked airsoft player.

    Always check the UK shop as some have been known to sell manufacturer sprung guns. As a precaution, suggest you verify what they are selling it at, if they dont list it on their website. Some retailers mark the box as they chrono/test prior to despatch. Don't think its practical to keep...
  6. Okto Eight Milsim

    DMR's

    Depends on what you plan to do with a DMR. Its a half way house between an ordinary assault rifle and a sniper rifle. If you are going to have it locked to single shot and be the subject of a minimum engagement distance anyway, you could argue that you might as well just go to a full bolt...
  7. Okto Eight Milsim

    HuntField

    Looks great. Bit far to go for many UK airsofters, especially with difficulties in getting RIFs across borders, but you never know. We wish you well.
  8. Okto Eight Milsim

    Newly hooked airsoft player.

    Cyma are good value for money. We have their M4s and AK47's as hire guns and sell a bit of Cyma in the site shop. A lot of our players choose to buy Cyma for their price and ruggedness. If you get them overseas, ask the supplier to make a spring change to reduce their "hotness" to a UK site...
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