hitmanNo2

Assuming an adapter even works, do you really want to run AR15 mags in an AR10? That's going to look weird. Seems to me like it will just add an unnecessary extra potential failure point. Buy the right mags or sell the RIF imo. Anything else is just going to result in headaches and frustration.

Try Contact Left https://www.contactleft.co.uk/

I only have the option of "share" now when I click the three dots. I think this is a permission setting somewhere.

Nah. VFC pistols have come on a long way. Their Glocks are phenomenal.

How are we able to post? I thought the old forum was frozen and read only now?

https://impulse101.jp/en/aeg-magazines/5377-tokyo-marui-mp5-next-gen-72rds-spare-magazine.html

Has anyone tackled this project? I was wondering if anyone has done one and not used the S&T M203 as it seems they're discontinued. https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/gm-94-for-airsoft-s-t-m203-conversion-kit

People come over from mainland Europe all the time for milsims and bring their guns. They just declare them, they get inspected no problems.

It's a really good site so I thoroughly recommend visiting at least once. Quite compact but varied enough so it works nicely. It was briefly closed as it's in an area ripe for redevelopment (what non MOD Airsoft CQB site isn't?) but it seems something fell through so it'll be available for a little longer. I've only ever done the night games there so can't speak for the regular skirmishes but my only negative is I've found hit taking to be quite poor. People don't seem to realise you can see BBs bouncing off them under NODs...I find if I encounter such people, switching to head/face shots encourages them to take it. Not something I like doing but they shouldn't be cheating so fuck them.

Maybe the play is to use one of those mag adapters demonstrated by Explosive Enterprises and hide it as best as possible with a belt of 7.62.

Iirc, the MK1 Somogear NGALs aren't massively desirable as the IR illuminator wasn't great. Non adjustable I think. Though, price it low enough and someone will buy it.

The Quake 8s and Ohshiboom are notorious for being unreliable I thought. Whereas the TRMR design is considered the gold standard and very reliable assuming you're using it on an appropriate surface.

850nm is the standard wavelength for IR devices. Photonis ITTs (all gen 2) have a different tube tech that allows them to see to around 1100nm which allows them to carry out niche roles that standard gen 2 or gen 3 can't do.

850nm is the standard wavelength for IR devices. Photonis ITTs (all gen 2) can see past 940nm. Up to around 1100nm iirc which allows Photonis tubes to have some niche applications that gen 3 is unable to fill.