RIght... done it! What a pain in the rear that was: front assembly would not screw on so out came the dremel, the stock looks lovely but has a gap by ...

Cheers - I thought it was time for the Universal Adjusting Device (or the 'Birmingham Screwdriver' as we used to say in the Leyland days)...

How do you get the bl&&dy flash hider off an M14?

Well... if we're all showing off: USMC P42 camo NCO USMC HBT rifleman US 101st Airborne UK SAS NCO wind proof kit UK Para Regt private UK N04 Comman...

There's a brief but positive review on the Arnies forum. It sounds like a good gun with bags of conversion potential. I didn't realise it was only the...

Denison just arrived from Sanjay so I celebrated by also buying an FN FAL coz I seem to use my Tommy all the time and fancy doing a post war jungle / ...

Cheers guys!

... That's what I'm after as well. I have the strap on the way but can't find a decent pic of how the blooming things were attached. Might just bolt i...

If you want the SAS one though, SoF have a decent cloth one for a fiver that's the WW2 pattern. Originals wore the Winged Dagger and many kept hold of...

Getting back on topic... Can someone post a pic of the strap connections inside a Brit para helmet? I have all bits but want to be sure where they go ...

Okay... I'm now thinking of staying reasonably close to my WWII roots with a K98 and ACM Mossberg as a back-up (although it may be the cool shorty ver...

Hmm I do quite fancy a bolt action for the odd bit of sniping but the No. 4 is a costly piece of kit that I wouldn't use much. My local site has a 330...

I'm tempted by the S&S Sten but not sure I like the internal hi-cap. Shame Warren doesn't do one that takes a mag (the MP40 ones would be close en...

RSOV do a 'heavy' and a 'light' version. The light version is cheaper but needs dyeing and sanding to make it look proper. The wood is also quite soft...