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Sorry Carrion. I see what you mean now, I marked all posts as read last night just after I posted my response to your question but when I logged on this morning the old ones had returned.

Its not shown on an actual post but you will find it on the page that shows all the topics in list form. Click back on the page that you have shown in your post and you will find it.

On the darker blue bar above the actual posts there is an option that says; 'Mark all forums as read and return to index' Click that and it clears all the previous post so you can start fresh

The main trades are excellent but it is the section that says 'This product is made in Japan...blah,blah,blah' It looks like it has been poorly stamped. Not a big deal as I said, just interested to know what other people think.

Quick question for WA Beretta 92 PV owners please. On the right hand side of my pistol, where the licensing agreement is printed, the trades are quite poor. They are very shallow and are actually almost smudged. Where the writing starts it is fine but it starts to fade towards the tip of the barrel. I am refering to the section of writing that is on the frame just underneath the slide. Not a big deal at all but is this the same for everyone?

I am a big fan of Western Arms and I love my Beretta 92 PV but i don't agree that it is perfect. I really hate the text on the right hand side with the licensing agreement. 'Western Arms', 'Made in Japan etc I understand why it is there but it is not "perfect"

I posted this in the newbie section yesterday but I didnt get much help. I hope you guys dont mind me addiing it here as I am really keen to get some expert advice! After many years of ignorant bliss adding to my pistol collection I finally purchased my first AEG with the intention of taking up skirmishing. I am about to buy an Aimpoint replica with a cantilever style mount to add to a CA M15A4 Carbine. However my question regards flip up rear sights. I understand these are used as back up if the Aimpoint fails and so you can still use your iron sights but I am unsure of which fli

I have this problem myself and I have heard of other members in the same boat. I would love to know if there is a way to search for things with 3 letters. Chris

Brilliant tutorial my friend! I really enjoyed reading it. If only my O.C.D. would allow me to do such things! Well done, Chris

WOWZER! Thank you very much. You have made my life so much easier. Chris

I apologise if this has been suggested before (I did look) but it would be great if you could choose a page number when looking at picture threads. The 1911, Glock, Sig and Armalite picture threads sometimes have hundreds of pages. I like looking through these topics but it is very time consuming to look through all the pages in one go. What I normally do is read the pages in batches of 25/50. So when I go back to the topic it would save a lot of time if I could select 'read from page 10, 25, 50, that kind of thing. I regularly read other forums that have this function. Perahps it is possible

That looks pretty good. Thanks matt. Chris

Please excuse my ignorance if this is a stupid question but is there a good website for pictures of Special Forces in action? Perhaps there are even some books that someone could be recommend? Thanks, Chris

Pete, Do you know roughly how many round you put through your pistol before your trouble? Also did you purely use it with green? Finally, did you lube and clean it regularly? It will be interesting to see how your friend's performs. Make sure and keep us updated, hopefully the difficulties you encountered are uncommon. It would be ashame if KSC have failed on the internals after making such a good job of the external appearance. All the best, Chris

I received my KSC Sig Sauer p226 yesterday from WGC. Unfortunately I have not had a chance to fire the pistol properly but going purely on appearance at the minute, I am quite impressed. The finish is excellent with no visible seem lines. It is not clearly shown in pictures but KSC have managed to get a metallic looking finish which is very nice. It certainly does not look like a lump of plastic. The grips are also excellent. They have a very nice texture and are similar in appearance to the real steel grips. I did feel that the hammer was slightly flimsy, so it will be interesting to

I just received mine from Un Company last week. As everyone has said it is a good looking, solid little pistol. However, I am having a few problems with mine. When I first got the pistol I fired off a few rounds and everything seemed fined. Today I stripped the pistol to see how everything works and when I put it back together is when my problems began. Unfortunately every few rounds is now misfiring. The bbs are either flying out the ejection port or getting stuck just at the entry point of the barrel. Also the magazine is not pushing home properly anymore. It is getting stuck

Can I ask what your overall opinion is of this pistol is AliceHKfan? Thanks Chris

mmm...thats good news I ordered one from WGC last week and it will be with me tomorrow. Not what I wanted to hear. Chris

Are you planning to overthrow the Spanish Government by any chance? Viva la Revolucion!

I realise real wood grips don't have inserts but these grips appear to be designed specifically for airsoft 1911s. (I have researched various retailers) I'm sorry to upset you regarding the posts. All the best Chris

Korppi, Could I please ask a question regarding your CAW grips? Did they come with metal weight inserts? I would like to fit them to my TM 1911A1 but I dont want to lose any weight on the pistol. Many thanks Chris

Korppi, The wooden grips on your 1911 look great. Im very impressed. Chris

I am planning to make the KSC Sig P226 my next purchase but I am a bit concerned about the lack of aftermarket parts. Does anyone know if this is normal for a KSC new release? Perhaps it just takes a bit longer for them to get to market. I really prefer the KSC to the TM version but TM definitely wins in regards to parts available. Chris

hkssr20det, Thanks for the reply regarding the grips. I'm definitely going to try and get hold of some real grips for my Beretta. By they way, your silver 84s looks amazing. I really like the wooden grips with the silver frame. You should be very proud! Chris

hkssr20det, Can I please ask how easy it was to fit the wooden grips onto your Berettas? In particular to the black Pefect Version. I have one and I wouldnt mind fitting some new grips to it for a change. Thanks, Chris