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Depends on what class of laser, however. Also, green lasers are much more powerful, and will cause eye damage (so will some red lasers). Yes, you won't go blind instantly, but the lasers will cause some damage. I for one, like the fact that lasers are banned at most, if not all, places. A red laser is pretty much useless for outdoor games, anyhow. |
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December 14th, 2004, 10:05
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Please keep discussions on topic, or post your own thread.
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But I'll agree that attaching a sound suppressor to an AEG and expecting it to be quieter is an exercise in futility. Gearboxes are just too loud.
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great long guide (FAQ) for anyone.
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Class III's (which are near-unavailable to the general public) are the only ones with any real dangers. Class I and II's are very safe, it's actually more dangerous to look at the sun for a split second then getting beamed by either type of the two classes of lasers.
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For suppressor, it really does have effect!
The main reason is this it abosrbs the higher frequency sounds. Human ears less sensitive to lower frequency sound than higher frequency sound. My AUG mod with KM suppressor is almost inauditable to my opponents. (yet i heard really noisy gearbox sound, as my face and ear is next to the gearbox.) |
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June 30th, 2005, 07:20
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Again, if you want to start a thread on something that has no bearing on the original subject, please start your own thread.
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June 30th, 2005, 10:00
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Looking for form T-whatev
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The more you change the more chances of things messing up. Edit... even after cleaning the me too's and such still come in. |
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August 1st, 2005, 17:37
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Kevin, start your own thread.
You obviously have not read this one... It's about the basics, not about individual questions. Thanks. |
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August 20th, 2005, 04:07
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the marui origional parts work fine
the gears, piston and cylinder are well designed...and the material is strong enough all u 've to change are the spring guide and bushings. the metal cylinder head and pistol are harmful to yr gearbox. I am a HK airsoft player, nice to meet u |
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You obviously posted in this thread without reading it. This is not an opinion poll, and what you said has been said already. Welcome to ASC, read a lot before posting some more, and remember our laws are far different than Hong Kong's. Feel free to start a thread of your own instead of adding un-necessary things to this one. A moderator was kind enough to clean it twice lately... So everyone? Please read before typing? |
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January 31st, 2006, 23:05
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i need advice
would any of you guys know if a PDI 150% spring and 6mm oilless bushings would be good for an ICS MP5 A4?
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Go here ---> http://www.airsoftcanada.com/SpringChart.html
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February 1st, 2006, 07:35
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You did not read any part of this thread, or the rest of this section of the forum...
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