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Finally getting a decent looking loadout together.

At last I managed to source a Deac LAW 66 for my Nam load out  :)  A little tatty but still fully functional.    Planning a little TLC and sourcing a new safety catch which is missing.

Couple of shots from todays game. Shame I had to wear black boots, but my normal 'green' boots decided to fall apart and so I need to get them mended.

Decided to dust the ghillie off for next week. Its been hanging int he shed for the last 8 months or so

No hi-jacking from where I'm standing :) to ask questions and contribute is what this forum is all about. Thanks for your input chap :D

Tried it out at 90m today. Its firing straight and true with a torso size target being hit 8 out of every 10 shots. I'm convinced the AirsoftPro hop unit helps with this, and has the bonus of eliminating the dreaded left / right curve

Welcome buddy. Yes it is strangely additive. When I started all I wanted was an M4. Now I no longer have the M4 but have replaced it half a dozen other weapons lol. Where abouts in Norfolk are you from? I'm in Devon now but grew up in Norwich

As Proffrink said, the red bit in the pouch is basically the regulator with an adaptor screwed on the end to take the co2 bulb. from there a line takes the co2 to a cylinder in the rifle body and provides the compression to shoot the bb. It really is that simple :)

I dealt with Michael at Mancraft and he couldn't help me enough. I originally bought the VSR 10 system as he told me that would fit my Cyma cm.701b. Unfortunately I didn't tell him at first about my hop unit. Once I realised the problem he put me righ tstraight away. Very knowledgeable and...

I had to order an additional cylinder head as I bought a system for a VRS 10 but I'd fitted an AirsoftPro twin hop up unit which needed a different head,

With the cylinder, cylinder head to fit my hop unit, regulator and co2 adapter, it came to about £180.

Mancraft finally fitted and rifle put back together. Its firing about 8 bar (approx 450fps). Not sure how but before the Mancraft I was only lifting 0.4g bb's, now I am lifting 0.43g bb's over about 70m and struggling to keep them down (70m is the length of my garden so can't test further yet)...

Good news :) Michal at Mancraft assessed the dimensions of my AirsoftPro Hop unit and came up with an alternative cylinder head to fit my Mancraft system :) At only approx £16, that was a cheap fix. This company, Mancraft, is fantastic and so willing to help

Hi all. I am fitting my mancraft system to my VSR clone at the moment and have hit a snag. I have an Airsoft Pro hop up unit fitted and the air nozzle from the Mancraft system is too wide to go into my AirsoftPro hop unit. Does anyone know how to get around this probem without ditching my...

I like the AirsoftPro twin arm hop unit. As you can adjust both arms separately, you can get rid of the dreaded left / right hand curves easily. Bit of a pain to adjust but no biggie really. But the twin arm does require an AEG barrel (again no biggie). I'll wait to hear what the guys from...

So I've replaced my hop unit with the AirsoftPro twin arm hop unit and also repalced the barrel with an AEG widebore. I've been told I need the VSR Mancraft system for the CM701b. Are the VSR and CM702 Mancraft systems the same?

Hi all, So I have a CM70b VSR clone which I want to put a Mancraft system into. Not sure if anyone has used this system before and wondered what the reactions to this are. Also on their website they list the CM702 as being compatible and wondered if anyone had fitted this to a CM701b? thanks

just gave the plastic a rub down with wire wool to take the shine off it

wow, thank you for the kind words guys. If anyone is interested, pm and I'll detail exactly how to do it. Its really not difficult, if I can do it anyone can :)

my new WWII load out :)