airsoft WW2 releases 2011+ (formerly ICS M1 and Grease gun?)

[Drakker]

Originally Posted by Curo

Brits are probably going to get a shell ejecting No.4

The unfortunate part is that you are probably right.

I want my gas/spring powered Mk3 SMLE. I would jump on something like a PPS SMLE Mk3 if it was as good as their Kar98k. And they are probably the only manufacturer that has the potential to make a game-able Lee Enfield in the close future.

[Strelok]

Im super impressed with PPS guns. I run a Kar98k by them and its a consistent tackdriver for an airsoft gun. Its honestly on par with my upgraded VSR10. I'm debating either getting a second receiver, or a whole new gun to mount a replica ZF39 optic on.

[666]

Originally Posted by Brian McIlmoyle

Frankly we don't have a lot to complain about.

MP40 - yep a couple of Models
STG44- yep
MG34- yes
MG42 - yes
Luger- yes
P38 - yes
K98 - yes ( a few in fact most not suitable for use in battles )

not that long ago .. none of these existed .. so what exactly are we whining about ?

G43

[Drakker]

Originally Posted by Strelok

Im super impressed with PPS guns. I run a Kar98k by them and its a consistent tackdriver for an airsoft gun. Its honestly on par with my upgraded VSR10. I'm debating either getting a second receiver, or a whole new gun to mount a replica ZF39 optic on.

I'm debating trading/selling my VSR10 to get one. The thompson and luger might have to go too.

[Forever_kaos]

GBBR Thompson by WE

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...6408552&type=3

[666]

Originally Posted by Forever_kaos

GBBR Thompson by WE

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...6408552&type=3

Nice! Now we need GBBR PPSH. Users will never suffer from running out of gas