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Not too fussed about extra mag capacity I don't mind reloading with speed loaders, adds a bit of excitement to CQB scenarios and makes you limit ammo, I do love HPA though for the consistency, and adjustability. Whatever pistol I get it'll be the standard mag with a HPA valve stuffed in the...

Brilliant haha! I've had some shockers in my time and although I'm kinda handy with part installation etc. I'm hardly a "gun tech", I.E, not good enough to polish turds sadly.

Right then this might cause a bit of a stir....  I searched "best pistol" and didn't find anything conclusive on the first page so here we go! I've been out of the game for a few years, looking to get a new pistol and intend to HPA the mag for CQB use, although if it's good enough for a...

I haven't played in a while, but I didn't delete my FB page. Nice try ;)  

Legend, thanks it's on the way haha

I suppose for me that's good news!

Thanks for this input - can you point me in the direction of a filter which would work with that unit?

Thanks a lot, I've checked out those links and I still think a pump is a good option for me. I do have fill stations relatively nearby, which is the go-to option, but at that price, a pump would be a great backup option, and at least good enough to fill my tank a little for garden testing. 

I've been out of the game for a while, and I know I need to get my tank & reg tested, which I will do. I'm aware that there are hand pumps capable of reaching the bar/psi required for a HPA RIF setup but I always thought of them as mega expensive.... I found this on amazon...

Hi all, I bought my first house a couple of years ago and all of my free/weekend time has been spent on that ever since.  I finally have a lovely man-shed complete with work bench which gives me an area to put all my RIFs back together as most are in pieces. As with anything these days...

The trouble with leaving it assembled to paint though is any moving parts like the safety switch, stock, charging handle etc.  It means if you painted it in "safe", then switch to semi or full auto you're gona have a random line in your paint job! 

It looks like he hasn't dismantled it before attacking it with the airbrush...?  Paint job looks nice IMO, not sure how long the internals will hold up though if he's just blasted paint at the RIF as it is. Also, once you start sliding that stock, flicking the safety or pulling the charging...

I'll leave the others to recommend a good starter RIF for ya since I've been out of the sport/hobby for over a year now. What I will contribute is: SAVE SOME MONEY FOR DECENT BOOTS AND FOR GOD'S SAKE PROTECT YOUR EYES PROPERLY. The search function on this forum will help you do both of these...

Who is "us"? This is the first time you've piped up...  I was simply recommending a service which might have been helpful to the OP because I was aware of it. I didn't post the screenshot with the spelling error in it, nor did I even claim that he was a good tech, I just said it's a good shop...

He's running a successful airsoft shop. Did you know that you can rearrange the letters in "Rogerborg" and make the word "Salty"? 

The guy's running a shop, employing and teaching several people, raising a family and putting out constant content on social media. I don't think he's too concerned about a mistaken keystroke.  Ah well, let's stay true to the general attitude of the forum  these days: "pick up on minor...

I saw that ASPUK are running tech tuition sessions, you tell them what you want to learn and they teach you (think it was £20 or £30 per hour but don't quote me on that). They're a fantastic shop with a great reputation, based in Sheffield. 

+1 for flash mags, until the stupid pull wire thing snaps - never got round to learning how to fix them but I hear it's not too hard. 

Is the one on the right a McLaren 570S? My boss has one, which reminds me to answer the OP's question: yeah I'm stuck at work looking at this glorious sunshine and thinking how nice it would be to be flinging a few well placed BBs towards n00bs 

There's no point in me joining in with a similar comment to the ones above, everything that should have been said in direct response to your question has been done so already. However, it's worth asking: Is it the first time you're visiting the site? Some airsoft sites are pretty tight-knit...