Advice on two tones

[Standbystandby]

Ok I have decided to buy a two tone as a starter and replace it once I'm on the register ( ukara). Soooooo colours.... I know it should be bright but some are insane.... Anyone got/had a two tone that was not too bright!! I don't really want to walk on the field and be as subtle as a fart in a fish tank!

 

Cheers

[TacMaster]

There aren't any VCRA compliant colours which can be even slightly dark, even blue is technically a no-no but lots of manufacturers and retailers get away with it.

Just cover your gun up with removable camo tape before a skirmish and take it off afterwards, camo or sniper tape is a non-permanent modification, making it legal under the VCRA.

[Standbystandby]

Cracking advice,cheers mate!

[Sacarathe]

There aren't any VCRA compliant colours which can be even slightly dark, even blue is technically a no-no but lots of manufacturers and retailers get away with it.

 

Probably says "bright" blue on the spray can so they think "i'll blame the paint manufacturer if the govt complains".

 

The list of colours is here:

 

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/2606/pdfs/uksi_20072606_en.pdf

The colours specified in this paragraph are— (a) bright red; ( bright orange; © bright yellow; (d) bright green; (e) bright pink; (f) bright purple; and (g) bright blue.

 

And Transparent

 

I have to wonder what bright purple looks like (on an IF) though?

[Josh95]

to be honest, if u only use the gun at a skirmish site it doesnt matter anyway...... paint it if u want... just dont be seen with it in public

[BrightCandle]

Transparent I think is the least luminous and obvious of the possibilities. Gives you less choice in guns but its 3 games, its about saving some cash.