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So, in answer to my own question, it appears yes, the Madbull Omega X FSP rail does fit without modification. The barrel nut is to wide to secure the barrel by itself, due to the specific TM barrel design, but I’ve managed to secure it with a spare O ring which fits snuggly round the barrel and under the barrel nut.

I have heard the HAO one weighs a shit ton, and makes the gun quite front heavy.

WAS DCS... nice bit of kit. Need the WAS PLB belt to go with it now.

you can't, i realise it's been a slippery slope to this point but you can still be saved, just stare into the light my brother:

interested to see how it goes, it's gonna be hit hard with active brake and precocking- i am not a kind man to motors. gonna have a very similar build to my akm too, so a good side by side comparison. tbh i'm glad someone's taking a serious go at bringing brushless to the airsoft world, i mean brushed motors were old hat in rc when i started and that was over a decade ago. but then this is a hobby where nimh's still exist (nicads even)......

@Alimcdyou won't look back. This is the way!

Pretty sure its a first gen version if it was originally front wired. The newer ones (2015 onwards) are rear wired out of the factory along with a sprinkling of other changes. I quite fancy one. No idea why though.

I’m not sure if I can take myself seriously any more. I’ve just clicked go on some stuff to join the ranks of Sodastream Ghostbusters. Using an entire can of Red Gas testing fitment and behaviour of one of my Hi-Capas convinced me so put a few quid into HPA.

we really need agoverning body to take over this sport so it can be a recognised sport so we dont get shafted anymore than we already do!.......rant over lol XD

Hi, ALL! ? This weeks video I’m going over cardio, how it has benefited me and getting ready for the sites to reopen! ?‍♂️? Doing the best with what I have, enjoy it for what it is. ??? ?GAMBLE?

That is going to destroy people mentally, it’s a bad enough shun getting knife killed let alone by that bile! They maybe a lot of people with mental breakdowns or a strange type of PTSD. PS I think you should have a red/pink tracer set up.

My fees worked out at 28% of the total order. However, I would say its cheaper as you get more bang for your buck Total Order was £180 (Fees were around £48) My order was of MP5SD6 Blue (£108) MK23 Pistol (£23) Mid Cap Mag x4 (£20) 3 point sling (£5) Roughly that much, On patrol base the MP5SD6 Alone is £180, so by ordering from taiwangun i gained a pistol, mags and a sling! The MK23 Pistol is £50 on PatrolBase, so you can say then instead i have the pistol £2 cheaper and gained mags (£12.99 on patrolbase each) and a 3 point sling (£15 each) for free? I hope this helped ? Currently on the Phone to UPS and asked to forward me to UPS Brokerage but they are closed Saturday and Sunday, Just a note worth taking !! My parcel, the operator said, has left the depot and is now in CARDIFF but then she said via clearing that it hasn't been released yet? so its still in Stanford Le Hope she is confused herself and doesn't know what is happening UPDATE: The operator has informed me that she has emailed the Brokerage to see what the current status of my parcel is, whether its still in the warehouse or has left already. I will update you guys when I hear anything, but Just seems that the guys that have already received theirs must be lucky or where on the top of the pile ?! strange

I would highly reccomend the G&P ambi selector (KAC Style) solid build with very little free play, and defined selection. https://www.fire-support.co.uk/product/gp-ambi-safety-selector-for-marui-mws-gbb Out of stock at the moment via Fire Support but I'm sure you'll be able to get it somewhere else. ?

.40 S&W was made after a requirement for the FBI was posted due to the Platt and Matix case back in 86. One of the two was shot through the heart in the opening seconds of the gun battle, yet he went on to kill some 5 agents before finally bleeding out. The FBI was adamant it was the small caliber of their 38 Special revolvers that was the issue, not a lack of training. S&W received the contract to create a new bullet and gun that could use it. (This is where my information starts to get a bit hazy - been a few years since I heard the "behind the scenes" story. Ill update this should I find my info is slightly wrong. The premise still stands) This lead to the creation of the .40S&W. The FBI, however, wanted to use a round that was near-identical to the .40 - the 10mm. The 10mm and .40S&W work in the same guns, are the same sized bullet, similar enough casings, etc - similar to how .357 Magnum and 38 Special can be interchanged as long as your gun is rated to the higher pressures of the .357. However, the 10mm was such a "hot" round (industry term - meaning fast, powerful, lots of kick, etc) that many agents couldn't handle it. It also had issues in the upsized S&W 9mm guns S&W made for it. The FBI was unhappy and got into a massive legal battle with S&W over it. Long story short S&W won the case as the guns were built to the FBI's original specifications, and not the specifications of the 10mm. This lead to both calibers being available. In the end a .40S&W has very similar ballistic properties to a 9mm, but it kicks harder and puts far more stress on a gun than a 9mm. A "Race" style pistol like that would have issues with a .40S&W. A 10mm would be even worse. I know all this as my grandfather was actually a key witness for the case. He was with the FBI but left a bit before on an indefinite leave of absence to pursue his holster making business idea (what eventually became Rogers Holster Company, then HolsterOps and then a major part of Safariland). He also had his range and training that was being utilized by the US Gov for military training. As a part of the trial the judge ordered both groups to agree on an independent contractor to test the guns and ammo, and both parties were happy to use Rogers. It was something crazy that he and his team had to do - something like take 200 guns and test 500 rounds through each gun. He said they ended up wearing welding gloves and taping their wrists up with duct tape to get through it all. His findings were in line with S&W's argument, so the FBI actually lost that trial. The interesting thing about it all was - it wasnt the bullet that was the issue. Matix was a dead man regardless - no surgeon in the world could save him. But the shot could have been fired by any handgun up to and including a .44 Magnum or .50 AE, and the result would have been similar. The FBI training at the time was to fire a single shot into the torso within 1.5 seconds. If the officer had put all 5 rounds from his revolver into the chest, or even better tried for a headshot (the two were less than two feet apart. It would not have been a difficult shot...) things might have turned out different. There were a lot of other issues in that case that changed Bereau policies, but Im not going to get into them all here.

Italian Gucci camo and Tactical Flannel. I look well 'ard Hope you like the toilet.

I run a URGI myself