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Any Tm, pref with V3 gearbox and one of them radial hop units with the big-ass dial (smoother, more precise, more stable, and easy to make VERY fine adjustments). Stick to this, and like said above, don't touch it other than to clean the barrel and tweak hop-up and you'll be cool. TM G36, and...

Eventually... :P

No it's not mormal, but it can happen. All my current gas mags are around 6-8 years old and have no problems. I did have some sticky valves on my Infinity mags after 5 years of storage, but they soon loosened up and are now working fine, and one out of 5 gas nades has a dodgy valve that needs...

Like all fault finding missions, just be thorough, eliminate variables, and be methodical. Start with the battery by testing for power (I have some 12V halogen bulbs for car headlights wired for discharging batteries and testing 'oomph' at a glance. I do have a multimeter too but that's only...

oo-err! :huh: What an absurd gun. Still, you wont hear me complaining about this one being 'just another' Ar/M type at least. :P

Try a better holster, lighter gun, and a sturdier belt. :P Ignoring my own advice I took my 6" infinity out to an urban game the other week. I got more bruises from that digging into my thigh than I did from any amount of point-blank full auto. I want my glock 23F's back bad now...

Solid green - trickle charging Solid red - fast charging Flashing red - No charging occuring. Assuming the batt is actually plugged in, then it's usually an iffy connection at the charger terminals. Give ' em a wiggle or reconnect them. If it's not that then the second most frequent culprit is...

This could have something to do with it. :P

You mean one of these? ;) Thar ye go - http://www.cobraairsoft.com/product_info.p...roducts_id=1857 I didn't even look at availability on that site, but it will help you locate one from elsewhere at the very least. :)

Put me down for some? ;) :D

Yeah, one of the shells. Got it from Action Hobbies.

I've only got tins of flammable stuff here at the mo so that's a big no-no. :P Besides, you can throw a smokes much further, more accurately, and quicker too. A powder load for cqb would be handy to have at a trigger pull though I will probably knock up some foam slugs at some point also...

Will do! :) Oh and if there's anything that you guys want to know how well it fires it, let me know and i'll stuff it in the end and see what happens. Within reason! No sarnies please! I was thinking about trying some scatter foil for some torch-lit disco disorientation effects...

I personally would never have kicked someone by default for potentially being able to cheat just because of the equipment they were using. You might as well not let anybody play, as they could go round all day just not taking hits. If the gun was found to chrono hot still while in full-auto for...

As Finius has already mentioned, you do not need any 'proof of airsofting' to own a rif, just a defence to provide to the seller when purchasing (of which the UKARA system is but one recognised defense). The seller simply needs to be satisfied that you are a legitimate...

Now that depends on perspective! Ie: "Wow! That laucher costs as little as a grenade!" When the ind std launchers and shells are at around twice those s-thunder prices, it turns into quite an appealing prospect to boom-stick lovers. You'd be hard pressed to find any other manufacturers 40mm...

Well i've not looked at them for a good few years (anyone started to notice a theme with my posts yet? :P ), but they used to be pretty popular with cqb players obv. You just screw them on the muzzle and can adjust how much reduction you get on the fly, or with preset shims to bring it to a...

Got one of their nades on its way to me now... :) Any more and i'll need a 40mm bandolier... :P

heheh Neat. Not done an arm mounted one, but I have modded a pair of GBB 18'c to fire one handed which was insAAAANE!!! Oh, and also a pair of mini-electric mp5's. Yeah you know, used to be like £15 of the market kinda thing. :lol: It was probably one of the most embarrassing things ever to...

I don't think i've heard a bad thing about them s-thunder jobbies. Cheap 'n' cheerful as opposed to cheap 'n' nasty seems to be the case. Useful being able to load whatever you like into the s-thunder shells too. Not having any precision machined tubes in the shells means you can use cheap-ass...