Phew, thanks Tim

Could one of you fine fellows answer me this before I cock up! my Godson comes skirmishing with me at my local site. As a special Xmas/birthday pressi...

If you really want a Thompson then why not wait for one? That said, an M14 would be a good alternative. Can be used as a 'counts as' for WWII airsoft...

For an Enfield, Warren at Shoot and scoot. If you want a K98 then either a Tanaka (gas) or buy a JG Bar 10 (springer) and do a conversion using a real...

Thanks JD

Nice rig Andy, do you have a link to pirschen?

Point taken

Interesting, but sec 5 does not apply to anything here.

Okay, As I understand it the firing mechanism has nothing to do with it. You cannot buy a pressure bearing part i.e reciever, barrell etc. unless you ...

Here it is then: The mag and the mag release mech are still a little proud of the bottom of the stock but the paint seems to hide it quite w...

Boshman, Thank and very observant of you! On my real steel K98 from the tip of the bayonet lug to the end of the barrel is 91mm. On my airsoft k98 it ...

Okay, well I raised the reciever in the stock & slightly jiggled it all about a little and now it looks like this: The mag is still a little pro...

Good idea's. Think I will raise the reciever on a couple of washers to see how everything fits and then 'fill in' as necessary. Thanks for the advice...

Actually the mag slot turned out to be relatively straightforward. The problem I have experienced is this. I removed the trigger mech, and that bit at...

Thanks for the kind words guys I am going to fit the trigger mech back on the reciever and then 'let' that into the stock. Next is the part I am wor...