You'd think so but manually cocking you are pulling on one side of the bolt so it's traveling at a angle and causes it to rub on one side. Firing it normally it pushes back straight and less likely to cause the wear of cocking 30 times continuously. You'd be surprised how much extra wear it can...
The issue with doing it that way you are adding unnecessary wear into the system and overtime it will wear out quicker. Especially the charging handle with isn't designed to be constantly racked.
Al Murray really is a nice bloke. I went to a book talk with him and James Holland. Two great guys and really do enjoy their history. Also went to see him many times as the pub landlord and was picked on once and was a good laugh, he even is open on how much of a character the landlord is.
Nice. Might have a trip down. Last time I went was 2017 time. Think alot I use to play with there no longer play. Been playing a bit at cough "phoenix".
Fair enough. First time I've seen his videos. Find that with alot of these angry persona people in heart they are the nicest people you'd get to know.
Like me my Mrs calls me grumpy old man who acts 20 years older than I am but yet I try my best to be nice to most people.
Not a bad start to the load out. 6.5/10.
To be more accurate get an acog with riser for the l85 or at minimum a susat if your going for early 2000s afgan. The helmet needs a standard ddpm cover with no scrim on. But over all you have the basic look and is a great start.
Aluminium nozzles are known to smash bb's when feeding in the chamber. Also I had it personally when I tried one years ago when they where a new thing and it smashed the hop chamber to bits on my we l85. With a plastic nozzle they are designed to fail before anything else and be a cheap...
Haven't been but on reading their site sounds like a site with potential. Just for me I don't think I like the idea of the day split in half of one half woodland and one half cqb in the school. Understand why they split it to try improve game play on the cqb side.