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Don't get me ranting on about cheap BB's.... I won't go on about it..... Promise... Scout's Honour... Honest! Bloody Nuprol RZR shite BB's! This is my order... 1. G&G's - The only downside about G&G is that you can't get the heavier ammo grade in the UK... I'm not sure why but you just can't. 2. Geoff's - (Super Precision variant. Geoff's do both Super Precision and Precision https://www.outdoorandtactical.co.uk/product/geoffs-super-precision-bbs-0-32g-3000-white 3. Longbow 4. BLS 5. ASG Devil Blasters

My MWS.

First Assault Airsoft Project Im hoping to start collecting and making the weapons featured in this beloved shutdown game i used to play on soon. so i have a list of guns that i will want to acquire in the coming months. (http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Ghost_In_The_Shell:_Stand_Alone_Complex_First_Assault) I currently own 3 weapons from this game. Those being the KSG-12, ARX-160 and MP7 though the MP7 isntt the best quality. that list currently is: Marushin Mateba SIG MPX Magpul Masada ACR (PTS) Daewoo K2 IWI X95-R CA MSG90

Old skool 'new old stock' ICS M4 Commando with Stubby Stock. So old, it still has (somewhat crappily implemented) Cybergun-Licensed Colt trades. It weighs practically nothing - I will be be keeping this one as light as possible.

You have two choices when it comes to radios for Airsoft purposes and they each have their pros and cons. You can either use a PMR 446 or a licensed radio such as a Baofeng. PMR 446 Comes in two types, analogue which has 8 channels and digital which is 16 channel. Most people use analogue as digital is still expensive. Is unlicensed so you can just buy a radio and it will work with all other PMR 446 radios. It is limited to 0.5W. It is lower range and penetration than a licensed radio. In thick woodland expect below 100m sometimes you can shout further. In open ground in the best conditions it could go 1KM. They have a fixed antenna so you can't change it. Licensed Radio Baofeng is the make that most people buy due to the costs. The UV-5R is a cheap and decent radio with a tonne of possible accessories. The UV-82 and other radios in that series from Baofeng can do two push to talk buttons for two different frequencies which is a really awesome for radio men as they can talk on either of the frequencies they have setup. The UV-5R can tune into 2 channels at once but it can't transmit on both only one of them. The UV-5R can be used at 2 power outputs, 1W and 4W. There is also a High power model which has an additional 8W mode which isn't usable with a UK simple business license. You can do just about anything with a license and could get a personal frequency just for your group but it could cost thousands of pounds. However the easiest and cheapest thing to do is to buy a Simple UK business license (https://secure.ofcom.org.uk/busrad/). It is £75 for 5 years and takes about 2 weeks to come through, it requires little more than name + address. It will give you some FM, VHF and UHF frequencies for a total of 11 usable on a Baofeng UV-5R and you can hand out these to a group you play with or just some people on the same site for the day. Businesses all over the UK share the frequencies so you may have to move channel to avoid interfering but you have plenty of options. The license grants up to 5W of power and the Baofeng on high uses 4W. The license is for narrow band which is the same as the PMR 446 uses. These penetrate through a lot more woodland and go a lot further as they are 10x more powerful. They have a replaceable antenna so you can get a smaller one to fit your gear or a much bigger one to allow better reception and a bit more power. The Baofeng can be tuned to receive the PMR 446 frequencies. However because it is too powerful (1W) and has a removable antenna (which can change the power output) and it can use other frequencies its not legal to use it on PMR 446 frequencies. Thus if you are using a Baofeng for this purpose you are committing a crime. It is OK to listen but you can't transmit. The Baofeng radio's as far as I know all come with push to talk buttons and an ear piece in the box, the UV-5R certainly does. You can also get accessory ones from other companies like Code red headsets, Z Tactical and Baofeng themselves. The plug it uses is called a Kenwood so when looking for addons this is what you need, its widely supported. There are a vast array of options even to the point where you can get a bone conduction set for $100 or so.

Can totally appreciate the obvious build quality and tech work you’ve put in to it(it does looks really impressive) BUT my eyes almost bleed every time I see a classical ‘old school’ gun get modernised ! ? but like the fat lady said , “what ever floats ya boat ?” ??

Yep fire support do them... They work on AEGs too. You don't necessarily need to use them, just some rails need them. Barrel Shims

Wasn’t aware someone made an upgraded P90 trigger - thanks for the info ! Just ordered one for myself . Can’t wait to try it.

I have been using the TM nozzle and had a DP one as a spare. I tested it the other day and found a slight FPS increase (I think it seats deeper in the bucking)....and then the back ripped off it! Mine was probably purchased 18mths ago and the spare from JKArmy (here in 5 days!) looks like a less shiny (less brittle?!) plastic. I need to give it a proper test but initial thoughts are the TM valve doesn't fit as it is a hair too large a diameter. The alloy DP one is fine. My TM nozzle has been giving inconsistent FPS (265, 266, 264, 150, 265...wait what?) and I think that is to do with the wear around the part that seals on the bucking.

UFPro trousers in brown/grey and a pre order for a Daytona AK kit. Could be a few months until I actually get the kit tho, plenty of time to decide between a modern alpha style ak or old school rpk.

i Havnt used this particular rail myself, maybe other owners have, but generally you need a PTS ring yes

Covered only a few pages back; Genuine armourer wrench, not some cheesium one. Spare nozzle Spare nozzle return springs TechT GunSav Parker gun oil Mini screwdriver and pick set Long Allen keys upto 5mm (non of that ball hex crap ) HSB spacer is good for buffer longevity, shot consistency, faster cycle, and a little fps boost.

I have personally just done the sixG nub and haven't messed with any other internals. bearing in mind I am a noob to this but I am very happy so far.

I just bought ANOTHER Maxx hop unit And an AliExpress handguard for the PDW.

have to say love this gun already XD only hitting around 380 so will find out at weekend if i need to bump its power up a little for my local fields *edit site has flipped the pic was the right way round i swear

G&P Stoner 63 with chopped barrel and stock, rails and vfg bolted on acetech predator tracer perst 4 laser vortex crossfire 2 UT style high mount