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Type 88

L85

I havent played airsoft for a month :|

get the hop-up and barrel piece, and inspect how is the rubber + nub, inside the unit.

both are different designs. ics has a modular gearbox, in which you can change the spring only by breakibg the barrel and doing a small procedure. ca ar15s are of regular v2 gearbox designs. externally wise, I prefer ca over ics. the same with the internals. btw, if you are choosing between...

the VIPER one is a CIRAS replica, IIRC.

M4 CQBs. If you can find a G&P M4CQB (its the entry line for G&P AR15), it's an excellent choice

Tokyo Maruis are similar to Toyotas reliable, reliable My desert warrior has already suffered some pain and still works flawlessly

My next AEG will probably be a two-tone AK w/ RIS. They are great for field playing. CQB-wise, M4s, or 74S are better

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there is something that im not understanding at all. So, UKARA approved, in a nutshell is only used to buy guns and not related to the fact of owning a gun or not. I already own several RIFs. I am not UKARA sorted. Can I bring them over here and play with them without the authorities screwing...

confirm if the new piston has the same amount of teeth than the previous one.

The reason I got my first M4 was based on pragmatism. Lots of internals and spares and I like how the weapon is balanced and its capacity to evolve with the necessities of an operator. The pistol I got is a TM desert Warrior (1911). The reason I had to buy it was simple. 9 or 10 years ago, when...

every once in a while I open the AEG to see how are the gears and the piston holding. I inspect the bevel and general wear of them.

AR15 - G&P Pistols - Tokyo Marui Rest - depends

It might be either the selector plate (that is on the back side of the gearbox), or the safe pin inside the gearbox that it's not loose enough. Field strip won't cut it, methinks. If it has warranty, ask for a new one or the repair, or adventure yourself with the marvelous world of a V2...

I use 300ish and it is perfectly fine. The trick is having a torch that can regulate the focus of the light. Comes in handy when "zooming in" the light for long range, or "zooming out" to use in a room, or camp situation.

mAh is the measure of electric charge, which in practical terms for a battery and for the user of that battery it will be the amount of "fuel" the battery has. In other words, your engine has a defined power drainage for a voltage, so the bigger the mAh, the longer you can play.

I'm not using a container, well at least not from my part. I think there are some Portuguese players right in the UK, so I'm going to ask them about it. Thank you very much for the imput