Cosmitz

They might have the old non sys-7 ones? Can't say mate, both mine and a few others i've handled lately that were Japan Sys7 had those.

Yes, the Japanese version has full trades, but compared to the Taiwan version, it has an ABS slide compared to the metal slide on the Taiwan.

From the shape and size, i'm assuming not too well.

Agent Hunk> What's that front 'hook' thing? Looks wicked.

AEP's, and i can't use any extended-er mags. I'm limited to midcaps by the general consensus airsofting rules in my country. Midcaps are defined as 3x max of the real capacity, so 90 rounds max. The airsoft Cyma ones are kinda sucky, and fail around the 60-80 point mark anyway so i'm safe. Got a bit of extra kit on them, and will go ahead with the painting next week. Will post another set of pictures later on.

Well, when you're forced to run half a forrest to get to a guy 'bleeding out' then you certainly can't have a 5kg primary holding you down. Dual auto's do wonders and can supress areas quite nicely. ;p

I listed (am listing) the progress with them about an order in this thread: http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/forums/inde...179537&st=0 So far i have been quite unsatisfied with their services.

Well, i'll get a mate to paint a red cross on both of them, and write "Primum non nocere" and "Cura te ipsum" on each. They will then go inside a First Aid aluminium box. Yes.. They are 'medic' guns'.

Work in progress. Dual, full auto, extended mags, white-slided, electric Glocks. To do: Get nightsites, fix a bit of the paintjob, glock grip panels, minor fixes.

Between Japanese and Taiwan? It's been discussed. Taiwan has a metal slide, a bit looser Quality Control and a supposed higher flow valve. The Japanese version has a plastic slide, but correct trades and in all the right places, higher Quality Control (though i still get leaky Japan mags out of the box) and a supposed gimped valve.

Yes, those are the clones from Dboys. Most of the accesories are actually on-the-cheap, but mixed with taste. I've went through a number of iterations before arriving at this setup. Atm what i have: - VFC Hk416 (initially JG hk416) - Tasco 32mm 2-6x scope off EBB - Guarder SOCOM Silencer (lots of scratch marks since i've had it for ages) - Dboys Armor Rails - Magpul copy Precision Rifle Stock - King Arms lowcaps metal cu markinguri HK - Magpul ranger speed-plates - King Arms M4 Sniper Grip - Element LaRue QD rail riser - Pantac 3-point sling (while i can go with clone

True enough, but when i have access to a 1-1.5kg Ak beta or an MP5K, if i'm gonna carry 6KG in the field, i might as well have a good reason to do it. In this case, a 135m/s DMR with a nice accuracy.

Well, the gun is anything but compact.. standing up to 95 cm-1m. ;P And is anything but light.. last i checked, with mag/bbs/battery and itself, it's going up to 6 kg or so.

Excuse my sucky photographic skills.

Ordered a tripod off Ebay.co.uk, setting up my sleep schedule to pickup some dawn-light, fidgeting with my camera which appears to be quite decent to get a grasp of the technicalities.. and hoping i don't screw everything up. Anyhows i'll be damned if i don't take alteast one pic that'll make my VFC 416 look as awesome as it is. >.<

Highly recommended from me aswell. The carbon knuckles came in handy more then i would care to admit, and the only single fault i can find to them is the finger protection. While they do protect from those anguishing finger-joint-shots somewhat, it still leaves you bruised for a while. Still, better then aching for a whole month.