Photos of your Airsoft equipment (Discussion)

Decoy

Treadhead wrote: »

It seems I haven't posted my CQ-Beastie here yet...

My eyes, they burn!! Each to their own but definitely not my thing. I do have to compliment you on a daring & succesful conversion, though. Kudos

Markom5a

lovely collection derek and i must say that magpul/vltor gun is a beast, i was the dude you gave a go of it too in oakridge! and i must say i kinda hate you for it, because now i have to save for one!!!

Solid Snake

Damn it Dave,

Will you quit with the teasing already!!!

Seriously liking that Vltor. Will have to start saving now;)

THE MINDER wrote: »

CUSTOM VLTOR DEFENDER.
Systema high speed internals for power! Guarder 6.02mm precision barrel and hopup unit for accuracy:)



CUSTOM NOVESKE CQB.(7in outer barrel)
Dont be fooled by the cute looks-if you see this coming RUN!!!:D

THE MINDER

Will you quit with the teasing already!!! LOL:D:D -

now now remember you have responsibilities now Dave!! But yes it is a nice bit of kit-the base for the internals is the king arms casing with 9mm bearings-great for high speed set ups-cheers buddy:)

airsoftnewbie

i wasjust wondering if anyone had a glock 18c aep slide,battery,charger or mags tnx

T4RGET

post it in the airsoft advert section mate, make a new thread with that heading, im sure someone can help you

OzCam

scanlant wrote: »

The Omega Seamaster I bought as a present from me to me last year. Gorgeous watch.

Ditto, Sydney '96. Those were the days.

The only downside is running costs - recommended service interval is 3 years, but IIRC it was €385 last time, so I'm stretching that to 5 years, or when the battery needs replacing. Whatever you do, don't let anyone but the official Omega workshop in London service it (via the agent you bought it from or Weir's of Grafton St).

Don't drop it, you'll damage the floor.

I expect mine to outlast me, which is a pretty rare thing these days.

hightower1

THE MINDER wrote: »

CUSTOM NOVESKE CQB

Thats seriously nice!!!! Have all GBBs at the mo and and def considering getting an aeg for the first time in a year cause of it! May I ask where you picked it up?

THE MINDER

hightower1 wrote: »

Thats seriously nice!!!! Have all GBBs at the mo and and def considering getting an aeg for the first time in a year cause of it! May I ask where you picked it up?

Thanks Hightower-I make my own custom aegs-just as a hobby really-have to say its nice to get a bit of positive feedback on the stuff:)
Cheers,
Dave.

T4RGET

so you bassically buy a standard AEG from like dboys and customise it or do you actually buy all the parts seperatelly?

THE MINDER

T4RGET wrote: »

so you bassically buy a standard AEG from like dboys and customise it or do you actually buy all the parts seperatelly?

Generally buy all parts separately and build it up from there-call me a snob but dont use any dboys gear-quality just is'nt the same-hence no satisfaction.Internals wise I sometimes use a G+P 8mm full mechbox but even at that I will strip it completely and completely rebuild/customise and upgade it to varying degrees ,alternatively I might use a KA 9mm casing and do a complete custom build from scratch with a lot of high end gear such as systema and perhaps fit a mosfet of some type(ALL VERY FINANCIALLY PROHIBITIVE).then you are on to hopups -barrells and on and on-requires a loyt of patience and plenty of dosh.To be honest its a satisfying but expensive hobby:)
Dave.

T4RGET

THE MINDER wrote: »

Generally buy all parts separately and build it up from there-call me a snob but dont use any dboys gear-quality just is'nt the same-hence no satisfaction.Internals wise I sometimes use a G+P 8mm full mechbox but even at that I will strip it completely and completely rebuild/customise and upgade it to varying degrees ,alternatively I might use a KA 9mm casing and do a complete custom build from scratch with a lot of high end gear such as systema and perhaps fit a mosfet of some type(ALL VERY FINANCIALLY PROHIBITIVE).then you are on to hopups -barrells and on and on-requires a loyt of patience and plenty of dosh.To be honest its a satisfying but expensive hobby:)
Dave.

that's... impressive just started to work on gearboxes myself but fair play to you, have you got a money tree out your back yeah:rolleyes:
but seriously, nice rifles mate

Chuck the Buck

Hey Happy Depot! Jealous hate rays are being beamed out of my eyeballs in your general direction as I type!

Love the KAC PDW, and boo-hiss at the vomit you hurled on that poor defenseless Warrior vest.

MerryDespot

Now now Chuck - once you send out hate rays you can't take them back...

Multicam is required for the Senny trip, besides which - I like multicam.
I'll be up with you guys on the 20th and I'll be sure to bring the PDW along. The 416 still requires a few mods to be skirmish ready, but it's getting there.

swiftblade

How did you weather those AK's , Terror?

They look great

TerrorFirmer

swiftblade wrote: »

How did you weather those AK's , Terror?

They look great

The first one - the RK - was actually DefenderDude, though the AK was originally mine and I tried relentlessly to get it back I was very impressed with the weathering, he did an absolutely amazing job. Changed the wood back from walnut to teak though, prefer the classic look. Up close, his job is infinitely better than mine, as I was impatient and used far too rough paper.....basically use varying grade paper around the edges, I used ultra coarse and ultra fine in sheets that were too wide, and as a result up close, mine is weathered quite poorly in the wrong places on the body, defenderdudes job looks much better and could very believably have been through decades of use. To be honest though, I just dislike the brand new look, got the 47S today on Adverts and it just looked wrong to see it so perfect, as much as it commends the seller.

One thing I will say - the wood and metal on the CYMA strips down so easily compared to the G&G. The G&G took some serious elbow grease in comparison.

The_Joker

THE MINDER wrote: »

Generally buy all parts separately and build it up from there-call me a snob ......(ALL VERY FINANCIALLY PROHIBITIVE).then you are on to hopups -barrells and on and on-requires a loyt of patience and plenty of dosh.To be honest its a satisfying but expensive hobby:)
Dave.

Look Dave I said it to you before you needed to seek help, shopping in Harrods for those extra couches was the start but now it's gone past all that just hand over the gear and I'll try talk you down slowly

The_Joker

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

I just dislike the brand new look, got the 47S today on Adverts and it just looked wrong to see it so perfect, as much as it commends the seller.

One thing I will say - the wood and metal on the CYMA strips down so easily compared to the G&G. The G&G took some serious elbow grease in comparison.

That was quick work! It looks part of the family, Nicely done

THE MINDER

The_Joker wrote: »

Look Dave I said it to you before you needed to seek help, shopping in Harrods for those extra couches was the start but now it's gone past all that just hand over the gear and I'll try talk you down slowly

Dave you've seen the stuff so you'll know that I'm now down and out-DESTITUTE!! Cant afford to get help anymore:D:D In fact the next pics I post probabley wont have a couch under them at all!!!:eek::eek::eek:

The_Joker

THE MINDER wrote: »

Dave you've seen the stuff so you'll know that I'm now down and out-DESTITUTE!! Cant afford to get help anymore:D:D In fact the next pics I post probabley wont have a couch under them at all!!!:eek::eek::eek:

lol you'd better hold on to those cardboard boxes

Firekitten

I want a gbb m&p.... damn it (yes I watched magpul handgun )

hightower1

Firekitten wrote: »

I want a gbb m&p.... damn it (yes I watched magpul handgun )

lol, I watched the magpul art of tactical carbine dvd and after all my s**t talk of magpul.... I then ordered the g&p magpul m4!!!!!
Hangs head in shame, then waits by the post box.

Those dvds have infectious levels of gun porn in them

Chuck the Buck

Nice vest Mister Despot!

MerryDespot

Cheers Chuck - well impressed with it. I can't see it falling apart until long after I have!

Leftyflip

Damo, how do you like your F2000?

Damo 2k9

Leftyflip wrote: »

Damo, how do you like your F2000?

Love it! Range is something else on it, did you put a guarder hop in yours yet? How did ya get on with it?

Leftyflip

Damo 2k9 wrote: »

Love it! Range is something else on it, did you put a guarder hop in yours yet? How did ya get on with it?

I did indeed, range was a tiny bit extra, but it is much more consistent. I keep meaning to pick up the proper one point sling adaptor for it, it's horribly awkward with it's sling mounts...

Damo 2k9

Only tryed myne the day i got it, which was very windy! So i must adjust the hop properly tomorrow, and gonna put a guarder clear in it aswell i think
Did the high speed motor have much of a difference ?

Leftyflip

Damo 2k9 wrote: »

Only tryed myne the day i got it, which was very windy! So i must adjust the hop properly tomorrow, and gonna put a guarder clear in it aswell i think
Did the high speed motor have much of a difference ?

It only made it have a silly ROF, to be honest, stock it's perfectly grand, I only changed it as I wanted the G&G motor for another AEG.