Advice on electric guns.

DEDSEC said:
What about an ICS L86 LSW?
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Same internals as the normal L86 just longer Barrel length, again out of stock. £365 for the gun. LWA also out of stock and Zero one airsoft out of stock...

Supposed to be used as support weapon laying prone. You could beast mode it and run around buildings with it but you may bump the gun against stuff.

 
Undieing_Lust said:
Same internals as the normal L86 just longer Barrel length, again out of stock. £365 for the gun. LWA also out of stock and Zero one airsoft out of stock... [/size]
My friend does this "beast mode" and runs around with an A&K M60 Vietnam. Crazy but effective. I know the L86 is a support weapon though as I served in the military when I was 19 all the way to 31. LSW as you may know stands for light support weapon. I just loved the L85 when I served and remember the L86 being very similar.
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DEDSEC said:
Undieing_Lust said:
Same internals as the normal L86 just longer Barrel length, again out of stock. £365 for the gun. LWA also out of stock and Zero one airsoft out of stock... [/size]
My friend does this "beast mode" and runs around with an A&K M60 Vietnam. Crazy but effective. I know the L86 is a support weapon though as I served in the military when I was 19 all the way to 31. LSW as you may know stands for light support weapon. I just loved the L85 when I served and remember the L86 being very similar.
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Them young whippersnappers and their beast mode XD and Thank you for your service to protect our freedom. I dont really like bullpup weapons but I can see why people love them. My friend swears by his L85
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Undieing_Lust said:
Them young whippersnappers and their beast mode XD and Thank you for your service to protect our freedom. I dont really like bullpup weapons but I can see why people love them. My friend swears by his L85 [/size]
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Thank you, it was really though, asides from basic training being hell because all the Sargent's and higher ranks were utter cu*ts, 3 months in Afghanistan running and patrolling in 30 - 40°c with all your gear was a nightmare. I was your standard rifleman, nothing special but still got a fair amount of action. Sometimes not in the good way.

 
DEDSEC said:
Thank you, it was really though, asides from basic training being hell because all the Sargent's and higher ranks were utter cu*ts, 3 months in Afghanistan running and patrolling in 30 - 40°c with all your gear was a nightmare. I was your standard rifleman, nothing special but still got a fair amount of action. Sometimes not in the good way.
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Most of my family have ex-millitary service. grandad on my mums side was Royal signals and served in Germany for a number of years untill the Berlin wall came down. grandad on my dads side was Royal artillery. did a week up in ballykinler and they really love the PT.

 
Undieing_Lust said:
Most of my family have ex-millitary service. grandad on my mums side was Royal signals and served in Germany for a number of years untill the Berlin wall came down. grandad on my dads side was Royal artillery. did a week up in ballykinler and they really love the PT.
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Yeah same with my family, my brother is still in the army and my grandad on my mothers side was a tank commander in world war 2. My grandad on my fathers side was a prison officer at the same prison featured in the original Italian Job.

 
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Undieing_Lust said:
Apart from basic did you enjoy your time in the army?
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Like most things, there was a lot of nice times with my platoon and many bad times. I remember once on a trip to another area one of our Mastiff's which is an armoured transport vehicle broke down and at the worst possible spot as there was a compound about half a mile to our southeast. We stated taking fire from a treeline just to the right of it. Typical. There was literally no cover or ditches so we all had to cram behind a MWMIK which is another armoured vehicle we used. There was a lieutenant whos identity I shall not reveal for his own privacy, who got hit in the thigh during this. He was a good guy though and actually took it pretty well after a argument with the medic about whether it hit his c*ck or not. Luckily though there were actually Americans in the and area and before we knew it about seven humvees and APC's came along the road which gave us enough time to tow the Mastiff away. Those Americans are crazy with their trigger fingers though. The parked up and all seven vehicles gunners started blasting this tree line.
We occasionally ran into a lot of American troops over there and spend quite a bit of time with them. That was just one memory and although I explained it sounding like it lasted ten odd minutes it actually lasted around two and a half hours.

 
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DEDSEC said:
Like most things, there was a lot of nice times with my platoon and many bad times. I remember once on a trip to another area one of our Mastiff's which is an armoured transport vehicle broke down and at the worst possible spot as there was a compound about half a mile to our southeast. We stated taking fire from a treeline just to the right of it. Typical. There was literally no cover or ditches so we all had to cram behind a MWMIK which is another armoured vehicle we used. There was a lieutenant whos identity I shall not reveal for his own privacy, who got hit in the thigh during this. He was a good guy though and actually took it pretty well after a argument with the medic about whether it hit his c*ck or not. Luckily though there were actually Americans in the and area and before we knew it about seven humvees and APC's came along the road which gave us enough time to tow the Mastiff away. Those Americans are crazy with their trigger fingers though. The parked up and all seven vehicles gunners started blasting this tree line.

We occasionally ran into a lot of American troops over there and spend quite a bit of time with them. That was just one memory and although I explained it sounding like it lasted ten odd minutes it actually lasted around two and a half hours.
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Could you not call down CAS on the tree line? Sounds like the Americans had fun :P

 
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Hi Undieing_Lust, fellow Northern Ireland player here!

How about something different?

A&K PKM. You will be the envy of everybody! Or what about an LCT AS VAL? A russian loadout can be pretty cheap to build up aswell and you can look like an absolute badass in Russian gear.

I haven't been to Green Zone yet, but hope to take a trip up someday over the summer if work permits.

Have fun spending your money!

 
Dan_W said:
Hi Undieing_Lust, fellow Northern Ireland player here!

How about something different?

A&K PKM. You will be the envy of everybody! Or what about an LCT AS VAL? A russian loadout can be pretty cheap to build up aswell and you can look like an absolute badass in Russian gear.

I haven't been to Green Zone yet, but hope to take a trip up someday over the summer if work permits.

Have fun spending your money!
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Did you mean me? It was me asking for advice haha. Anyway you mentioned a PKM, any place you know sells them? Also I'd love some Russian gear so if you could recommend some that would be great.

 
How about a real sword type 56 or the type 97.

I'm a fan of real sword guns but a bit pricey for me , however within your budget!

 
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