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Gun picture thread
Mack and 2 others reacted to jcheeseright for a topic
my friend had a car that broke down once, don't buy a car, get a van instead.3 points -
It's more practical and adaptable. New players will want something relatively future proof that they can change to their own needs as time passes In short it's better to have some modularity than none and new players will like the idea that they can set it up how they like it.2 points
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you can open an ICS M4 and change the upper in less than 20 seconds. If thats not quick I dont know what is2 points
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vietnam support gunner loadout on the cheap
jackal1982 and one other reacted to Sam_G for a topic
Fair play to you mate. If you like it then that's all that's matters. Must say I getting sick of the gear snobs and their bullsh1t griping about things not being perfectly as they should be.2 points -
Personally, Id put the airsoft rifle down, head to my gun cabinet and pull out the .22 instead. would have better chance.2 points
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Anyone else had issues with airlab?
NH Shooter reacted to Lozart for a topic
You're right, that is taking the piss.1 point -
First Loadout - German Flecktarn
Airsoft_Mr B reacted to TacMaster for a topic
Looks good so far. The best M1911 is a TM, although I'd wait until you have some sort of registration like UKARA or a site membership before purchasing one so you don't have to have it 2toned. Despite this I wouldn't get a pistol just yet, I'd actually concentrate on saving for mags/batteries (and swap out to MP5 midcaps, MP5 hi caps are a bastard to use ). Just a heads up, that 'helmet and cover' you linked is just a flecktarn helmet cover, knockoff helmets cost around £30-£40.1 point -
Anyone else had issues with airlab?
Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Spatch for a topic
There are many many other companies out there with exemplary service, I wouldn't spend £5 let alone £900 with a company that seems to not give too much of a shit about service, there is ZERO excuse for the kind of service explained in this thread in today's market1 point -
Obsession with MOLLE
DEF reacted to Bottledtorment for a topic
My Flecktarn SAAV is great and not a loop of MOLLE in sight .1 point -
This. If your gun is working properly, the difference in performance between 330 and 350 should be negligible.1 point
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Picatinny Rail Tripod Mount Adapter
Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Ian_Gere for a topic
Vortex Optics Picatinny Rail Tripod Adapter Mount So, this wee timorous beasty seems to be very rare, which is exceedingly annoying since it is a small chunk of mild steel which any enterprising student with access to the average college metal shop could knock up in a couple of hours. So potentially useful is this little fucker however that I was prepared to at least consider buying it from the USA. I mean, while the USD continues its inexorable decline towards that value which represents the worth of goods and services which can be obtained from Americans, as opposed to the worth of Saudi, Kuwaiti, and Iraqi oil (& obviously it has a long way to go yet lol), 25 bucks isn't such a kick in the stones... although once shipping and import VAT/duty is added it may have become silly. But I will never know, because this item is not for sale outside the good ol' US of A. No doubt they are concerned that the Taliban may do what I am considering and use any of a number of NV equipped devices in conjunction with a red dot sight. My question therefore comrades is this: does anyone know where I can get one in the UK/Europe/HK/China? Or of someone who would have a bash at making one?1 point -
Yeah, I have no plans in spraying my gun - or as a matter of fact buying a RIF - before gaining UKARA membership when I'm 18. I'm pretty sure my parents wouldn't want a RIF in the house either, considering that I have a 9 month old sister, who may have a chance of getting access to it (of course, getting hold of an IF at that age is equally as bad). Camo tape seems the best option at this time, however thanks for your replies, Longshot and Nickona.1 point
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Melee Choices for the Battlefield
JamesAirsofterAgent reacted to Happy for a topic
Be a great introduction to the hobby for new starters: "Did you enjoy it? What happened?" "I watched a group of grown men dressed like soldiers chase each other with dildos." "..."1 point -
G&G P90 and F2000 both have adjustable strength springs (basically a preload screw I guess) so you can adjust the FPS. Or you could fit a GB with a quick change spring (my M249 has this) or go down the ICS route as suggested and have different uppers for different sites. Or, y'know.....BUY MOAR GUNZ!!!1 point
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Game modes and maps that HAVE to be done.
Chippins reacted to jcheeseright for a topic
bigger problems than money exist when it comes to air insertions with airsoft!1 point -
QFT. Saying a certain gun had trouble without naming the brand is pretty moot. Saying "my M4 had tons of problems then exploded and killed my hamster" doesn't exactly achieve anything, there's hundreds of models of ARs from dozens of companies out there. If the gun in question was a £1200+ PTW then yeah that's a very big deal, if it's an ACM LPEG (or indeed a brand like JLS) then it's basically to be expected, there's a reason nobody ever advises anyone to buy those super low-end guns after all.1 point
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WE or VFC Scar H?
Black Death reacted to Mack for a topic
Just pointing out the WE scar H is an AEG not a GBB Another vote for the TM from me.1 point -
Melee Choices for the Battlefield
Ian_Gere reacted to ronnyjodes for a topic
I've mentioned this before but Op-Tactical sites and Tac House Spartan (and ex Op Tac site) attract some awesome melee weapons. I have a pair of sai, one guy has an infamous samurai sword that he uses so devastatingly it's made it's way in to safety briefings, there's a guy with a rubber wrench and I've seen a foam hammer of Thor on a bungee cord, a sword of omens from Thundercats and a load of lightsabers. My favourite ever melee kill at Tac House was a Google knife kill. The guy didn't have a melee weapon so he Google image searched for knife pictures, tapped someone on the shoulder with his phone and whispered in his ear "Google knife kill." I bloody love that place.1 point -
The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Mack reacted to clumpyedge for a topic
the MODI plate carrier is what ive just picked up! awesome bit of kit1 point -
That was an epic review/video showing it, i customized my vest so that it had tight sides like that so can get pistol on the hip, much better then the leg. Id consider one of these now great review shame they dont do them in black1 point
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Ian_Gere for a topic
+£2.99 Shipping <- woohoo!1 point -
I don't think the people suggesting guns are thinking far enough ahead. Sure, you can cap the first 10-50 Zeds pretty quickly and - let's remember why automatic weapons rule(/d) the world for so long - effectively, but I think it's pretty common zombie mythology that "standby" Z's (that is, ones with no active target and thus just lemoning around) will head toward anything out-of-the-ordinary. Lights for one, but most importantly sound. A weapon report travels a good long distance, and essentially calls all the brainmunchers in your vicinity to dinner. By all means, carry a loaded weapon and be ready to use it, but also be ready to get the hell out of dodge after the dinnergong sounds! A good compound bow is an obvious tool for rural zombie killing. Most of the benefits of a firearm but with no noise output, and fletching an arrow is easier than finding the materials to refill casings, or going all Metro and sharing powder among rounds. Finally, if you're carrying an automatic firearm and a compound bow you're already travelling pretty heavy, so a light yet hardy bladed weapon is all you're going to be able to manage without lowering survivability through sheer fatigue. Forgive me for picking the over-used and potentially underwhelming Katana option, but a properly forged katana (you know, the genuine article forged with the most modern of techniques yet truly built for war - a rare item in and of itself perhaps, but we're doing theoreticals, right? . ) Would probably be my pick. I agree a Katana isn't built for hacking and smashing through hundreds of skulls, but isn't the method of kill "destroying the brain or severing the spinal column"? I'm sure you could behead thousands with the same blade if you simply aimed for severing necks. Before I get screamed at for not being well-trained enough to hit a neck consistently... As previously mentioned, Zees have no self preservation instinct and would present a pretty uniform target. Stay away from built-up areas as much as possible and don't go taking on crowds of shamblers and I think this would work. The firearm is also a useful tool in drawing - when you need to raid a gas station or somesuch for supplies and the area is infested, firing a single round from a good distance away then circling right back will allow you to ransack the store while expending as little ammunition/blade-durability as possible. Stay mobile, keep a low profile... I figure if the flesh is dead, it should rot as a corpse would. Even the 28Days zombies would eventually go from sprinting to a world-beating faceplant as their decaying knees fly off at a dead sprint. Stay alive for a couple of months and the job is all but done for you, then y'just saunter around executing crawlers! Edit: Oh, original question: No. RIFs are toys at the end of the day. Take a real weapon, or even a bat/rebar/crowbar would be better.1 point
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DMR is a bit of a buzzword in airsoft. Essentially an airsoft DMR is an accurised and (importantly) more consistent version of a standard AEG. So you get your gat; you do some gearbox goodness so that you're always generating the same power; you pimp your hop in your chosen way and stabilise/accurise your barrel assembly with barrel spacers and the like. At some point during this process, your weapon will begin to be a 'dmr' in the sense that most airsofters think. The most important aspect of airsoft DMRing is locking out your full auto option. Going semi-only will allow you to go by a skirmish site's DMR FPS limit rather than their standard AEG one - generally around 400fps rather than 350fps, which if handled right can give you an extremely slight distance advantage, but really it's the consistency and accurisation that makes a DMR great - like a jedi with his own lightsaber, loving and getting to know your weapon and it's habits makes the two of you more effective automatically. If you want more information on DMR-ization, google 'The Holy Grail of airsoft DMR', there's a wonderfully in-depth thread out there somewhere. Disclaimer: I seem to remember some (often Milsim) sites don't care if your AEG is semi-locked, so upping it to 400fps could make it illegal at /some/ venues.1 point
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Now here is a crazy idea why not buy a new set while you are over there? The you can come back with a second setup. Prices might be better over there and you might be able to access different bits.1 point
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Yes, I have one on my M4. Be prepared for it to wobble a bit though.1 point
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If money is no issue as said, go TM. The question you're really asking is aeg vs gbbr, decide whether you want realism or practicality.1 point
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Third vote for the TM recoil - especially if price isn't an issue1 point
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Cheers mate, have enough kit at the minute (he says) but will keep it in mind in future.1 point
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Will these fit?
Suzuki Yamamoto reacted to Tariq for a topic
I'd just buy a new gun, it's not exactly like your current one is too expensive. Sell it and buy a new one.1 point -
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If price isn't an issue - why not the TM Recoil SCAR H?1 point
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zombie apocalypse.....would your gun do the job!?
Ian_Gere reacted to jcheeseright for a topic
450fps with a metal BB is still not exactly a lethal firearm though, a 9mm pistol for example is typically 1100-1300fps and that's with a seriously heavy bullet (7.5grammes approx for 9mm FMJ). For those who can't be bothered with the maths, that's about 570 joules at the top end. I should caveat that by saying that a 9mm is actually a fairly low energy firearm, the british SA80 (or L85 as you lot insist on calling it!) has a muzzle velocity of nearly 3100fps, with the 4.1g 5.56x45mm NATO bullet it fires. That's 1,767 joules and 5.56 NATO has received some criticism for not having enough stopping power in combat. Don't get me wrong, it'd hurt like hell and definitely break the skin, but as far as piercing bone and doing actual internal damage? No chance. In short, NO, your airsoft gun would NOT cut it in the zombie apocalypse, regardless of how big a spring you put in it.1 point -
Just don't post it on a proper Vietnam airsoft forum as you'll get lynched Other than that it looks good, you just need another bandolier of fake bullets across the other shoulder to look truly badass haha1 point
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I have and always will stand by my somewhat outdated view that there is only one reasonable sniper-system in airsoft. The TM VSR series. That being said, I also refuse to believe that GBBR weapons actually exist, they're just a myth created by the illuminati to keep us blue collar 'aeg-guys' down. >.> <.<1 point
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
clumpyedge reacted to Mack for a topic
Too much this week MODI multicam JPC Multicam JPC radio pouch Dummy AN PRC 148 box Flash Force Industries Woodland G3's MS3 sling Angry gun TBB MARSOC patches DD sling swivel1 point -
In game advice
Deej reacted to CaptainSwoop for a topic
Here you go. Northern Alliance Airsoft - Game Day - 20/04/14 - Tom's Headcam1 point -
What's with these copper coloured RIS systems? New fashion or something?1 point
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Best way to get a feel for airsoft guns is to go and play a skirmish and hire one for the day1 point
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Moose87 for a topic
lol i remember green mountain rangers, bunch of douche bags who took it way to seriously. prob cos they never had the balls to actually serve so became airsoft specialists!!1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Esoterick for a topic
Preferably concise videos, where you can see what's going on. If their camera is getting rinsed by sunlight they shouldn't put it up on youtube, likewise if it is so dark you double check your monitor hasn't gone into standby. I'm personally not that fussy but it should be interesting and not staged. I have just remembered a group called Green Mountain Rangers. Trying to find the video as they are a right bunch of mongs. They get banned from a site for: rappelling down a lift shaft, jumping from roof to roof and kicking in a door and when they talk about it you would think it is just standard every day airsoft stuff. Here we go: http://youtu.be/E4ABsvRu86g?t=1m34s1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Nickona for a topic
What kind of videos do people like to see on airsoft channels?1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Nickona for a topic
Just had a look at his videos and the editing is very annoying.. it also annoys me how he refers to them as Airsoft Wars, just seems something that a 12 year old in America would say Also on a side note, saw it in his video.. but people shooting with their middle finger equally annoys me!1 point -
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Monty reacted to Airsoft-Ed for a topic
A tank? As in well built? Are you kidding? He's a total computer, star wars and lego nerd, 'bout as scrawny as they come lol. I agree about him though, his videos are probably the best I've seen, he's good at editing, gets the audio balance right, cuts things at the right times and doesn't show footage if it's boring. The only thing I hate is that he only started airsofting about 4 months ago, and because he's a YouTube celebrity he's just been given all the best shit ever straight away. He doesn't really have any concept of the value of a lot of the things he has, I don't mean monetary value either, I mean he doesn't realise how badly lots of people want the stuff he has, he has no concept of how, why or to what extent the things he gets handed for free are sought after so he'll just rephrase the stats sheet the shop read out to him. He's done videos on the WE MSK, he's got a Polarstar M4 etc etc. anyone else would kill someone for that stuff, he just gets handed it for free by Airsoft GI because they're using him as a walking talking advert. His video comments are littered with people asking for advice but the guy doesn't have a clue. It's like watching a baby jump in the deep end of a swimming pool, but then enjoy drowning. It's annoying to watch, there's a sense of contempt about him that just grates on me.1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Airsoft-Ed for a topic
That's my pet hate about his videos. He essentially made Daedalus famous because he'd show him firing a single shot - because he used a gas rifle and they're in Scotland, so that's probably all it ever did - and then he'd show someone getting hit, that he'll have filmed from another location, hours later. People had the impression that Daedalus was a crack shot and he'd hit people with a single shot at ridiculous ranges and it's just pure bollocks. It's never the person who gets hit in the video, that he actually shows getting hit, it's just a phenomenally annoying editing trick.1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Esoterick for a topic
Ed's videos are pretty decent, but for the most part a lot of the airsoft videos are just shit. I watch the devildog and levelcap ones, and whilst they aren't mindblowing at least you have an idea what is going on which is more than can be said for the majority of uploaders. I really don't understand what makes certain people popular though: take first person shooter videos for instance - a lot of them are terrible(as in skill) and some of them will instantly scream cheat when they get killed, yet they become popular enough to make a living off it....1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Finius for a topic
Videos like his do nothing for me. Ed on the other hand has nailed airsoft filmography for me. I dont know if its because were both northern and thus sacred bretheren of the brotherhood of whippets and flatcaps, but somehow whenever i watch one of his videos i just really really wanna go airsofting. Though this is a sentiment/conpliment that i dont share often enough.1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to Airsoft-Ed for a topic
He has the right camera equipment to do some really special stuff with the footage, especially considering the amount of it he must now have. But he just uploads it raw and adds loads of horrendously amateurish text edits over the top of everything using iMovie, literally anyone can do what he does and a lot of people could do it more proficiently. The only reason he's where he is, is because he did it first, and as a result his videos crop up in almost every airsoft related search you make, so often, the much better videos won't get any views just because his videos crop up first because of his channel status and their view counts. He could be making a killing if he spiced the videos up and monetised them, he could show case other airsoft YouTubers every week a bit like Nash has been doing. But no. Same crap, different week. If you've seen one of his videos, then you have effectively seen all of them.1 point -
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Airsoft_Mr B reacted to M_P for a topic
His videos are so boring to the extent that I would rather staple my scrotum to the side of a bus than watch them.1 point
