Bump-a-rooney!

Here goes the collection sell down. I am going on hiatus as I don?t have the time for airsoft these days. We?ll see how things are in a couple of years. Until then, I?d rather these items were being enjoyed than just getting dusty in my basement. I will be updating as I go.

I’ll bite. Sending email.

Sent DM (4/24).

Is this still available? Where are you located?


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Looks like it’s working again. Thanks for fixing. Maybe we can drive some more traffic through the site again.

Lord knows we need it with all the Facebook censorship garbage. If you haven’t already, it would be a good idea to promote the update on both the MiA Facebook group and the Discord.

The patriot stock is interesting. With the polymer front end and hollow suppressor, the PCC is quite back heavy. My initial thought was that I wanted it to have a really tight to the body CQB profile. Time will tell how it performs. I have a couple other PDW and brace style stocks I can use, but for me, sleek and simple won the day on this one.

Bump

My baby and I have been separated for nearly a year and a half. I was beginning to think I’d never see her again. We’re we just never meant to be? I was starting to forget her touch, her curves, her scent. Was it all a dream?

It was a cold wet wintery day when the accident happened. We had spent the afternoon together. She’d been spot on all day. As usual the other guys were jealous of her and I. She’s not flashy, but it’s always been a subtle beauty that you don’t notice until you’re up close, but you can feel from across the room, unexpected, she inspires fear but also desire.
Suddenly she seized up without warning. We were both frozen in time, her and I. I feared the worst.

This week I received an email, she was headed home. It was touch and go for a long time. They don’t make them like her anymore. Those curves, that heart, that personality. That unlicensed H&K goodness. Something that really was never meant to be sold on our shores, and yet, she found her way to me.

 ZShot finally came through. A quote from their message:

“First, we apologize for the delay. We recently had staff changing and a lot of things are very behind schedule. We were unable to get back to you until just now. The technician who was responsible for your TW5 failed to perform any inspection and rely the technical documents for this RMA before he quit so we have to let our current tech to revisit it.

Upon inspection the problem is  believed to be that the positive and negative of the motor are soldered incorrectly. Whoever worked on your TW5 before you sent it in installed the motor backwards so the gear is pushing piston forward instead and it resulted in burnt up electronics. We've been trying to order replacement parts for TW5 from SYSTEMA in the past few months but all TW5 related products are out of production so we had to pull parts from ZShot owner's personal collection to fix it.”

I am thankful, yet saddened that another gave their’s so that mine could go on. I am happy. She is home, where she belongs. Soon, she will be ready to join me in the field once more.



SYSTEMA TW5

I’m looking for any thoughts, opinions, and experiences on the famous Novritsch platform. I’ve been researching it for a while reading reviews, watching videos, etc., and I’m ready to pull the trigger on the investment.

Novritsch now has a US distributor that appears to be located in PA. The buy in price has dropped a little and shipping is a flat $10. So as of the writing of this post a new SSG24 can be had for a measly $485.

At this point my attraction is definitely being able to just pick up and go, almost no tuning should be needed. I don’t have a ton of time to tech things these days and I certainly lack the appropriate space to tune a 300’ ranged gun.

I really like the fact that there are now external parts, body kits, rails, etc., to customize the look. I’ll probably spring for the VFC M40A5 body kit. Live it up!

I’d really like to be on the delivery end of one of these puppies, as opposed to being on the receiving end, which I have. Like I said, feedback and experiences appreciated.