Airsoft rifle racks

Lying (or standing?) on the floor are the 2 Scorpion mentioned earlier but behind those are two guns of note. At the front is an M60 full machine gun by Tokyo Marui, an airsoft AEG. The linked bullets are only there for decoration, it does not fire them and they are inert, just the usual .20 of a gram bullet balls (bb�s).
Behind that lurking amongst the pots of gas is a real steel deactivated British Army WWII Bren gun. It is extremely heavy! No wonder they had Bren Gun Carriers for them. To the right standing on its butt is an AEG Colt M4 RIS AEG by Umarex

Left leaning is a fully automatic Tokyo Marui made M1A1 Thompson, called a �Tommy� gun from the maker�s name, not because it was used by our soldiers, Tommies. Although not really visible, right against the wall is a Sig Sauer 90 sniper rifle, a spring gun so single shot but very accurate. Next to that is a Heckler & Koch G3 SG1, all black and an AEG or airsoft electric gun sometimes an air-electric-gun by Tokyo Marui, so either single shot or fully auto. This has a bipod fitted and is remarkably accurate. After than is an American Colt M14 rifle, also with a bipod by AGM, an AEG too. After that is a �John Wayne� 1894 Winchester underlever air gun that uses 2 x 12 gram Co2 cartridges for power concealed in the butt and made by Walther of Germany and operates exactly as the real thing except it shoots air gun pellets from an 8-round magazine. Next over is an AK47 solid stock by Cyma, an AEG also and a very nice rifle. To continue with the AK�s there is an AK SVD by AGM and an AEG so has full auto capability. Next across is a Tokyo Marui AK 47 S, the model with the open butt, again an AEG and with both firing options. Going on then to my favourite single-shot rifle, a Marushin M1 Carbine, a gas operated gun that is superb to have and to hold (I married it!) and extremely accurate. I can repeatedly hit the same hole with this baby. Then on to a Hudson standard M3A1 Grease Gun, so called because they looked like the grease guns used to grease cars. Gas operated though and brilliant to fire. After that little beauty we have a Tokyo Marui Schmiesser MP40, the WWII German assault gun and another great collectors piece. Then onto another classic only a more modern one, the Classic Arms M15 A4 Special Purpose Carbine but this is fitted with a Mad Bull 48 shot gas grenade launcher that makes it quite a lethal weapon, figuratively speaking of course. To follow that an AEG Heckler & Koch MP5 A5 (I also have a spring A3) by Tokyo Marui. This I believe is the weapon carried by our very own police. Then comes a Star L85 SA80 complete with a deactivated real sight, a heavy rifle to cart around all day to be sure! An AEG again. A BOYI Colt M4 Knights, the one with the green fore-grip , an AEG of course but not to the same quality as the Tokyo Marui replicas, sadly. To follow is an Heckler & Koch MP5 SDS by Tokyo Marui (I also have one by Cyma), an AEG with the usual multiple fire selection switch. Hidden almost next is an AEG Sig Sauer 552 assault rifle by Tokyo Marui (I like their guns). And almost at the end of the line a Custom made British Sten gun, converted by using a Tokyo Marui gun and producing the rest. The last in the line-up is another AEG by Tokyo Marui, the FAL FN, or Fusil Automatique Leger by Fabrique Nationale of Belgium (think I have that right?). I am at present awaiting delivery of the British Army version of this rifle, the L1A1 SLR by Star.

The odds and bobs section in the spare room.
From the left - Quick March! Oh sorry, got carried away there .... is a Hudson M3A1 with a silencer, a gas operated assault rifle in the loosest terms. Right of that is a Cyma AK47 springer, then a Cybergun M1A1 �Tommy� gun, again a springer. The 2 black blobs are in fact a spring operated Heckler & Koch MP5A3 by Marui and lying against it aCybergun spring Uzi. Next comes a BOYI M4 SOCOM AEG and next to that a spring shotgun, a Mosberg pump action by 2 Eagle. The fawn colour rifle is aBE EHN-XM8 by BOYI, and not a very good one at all, not impressed in MHO. Lying side-on is a jumble that includes a BIM4 Series 203, an Heckler & Koch G36C by Umerax and in front an AK47 Spetznatz by UTG. Lying in front is a deactivated Russian PPSH sub machine gun �real steel�.

In a corner of the sitting room lurk a few more rifles of various types. In front low down is an Uzi AEG by Tokyo Marui. Up a bit Ada is a group of 3 airsoft rifles that includes a Kalashnikov RPK SRC aeg complete with an electric drum magazine. This is a phenominal combo because it allows the RPK to fire the BB�s at 6000 a minute, the whole contents of the magazine in a single minute! Behind that is another AEG, a Tokyo Marui M16, the ones favoured by the American Army in Vietnam. The last of that bunch is a Colt M177 by Cybergun, actually a quite nice AEG for the money.
Tucked away in the corner are the 4 principle WWII rifles used by the main forces. The first (left) is a Lee Enfiled .303, a wallhanger in this case. Next to its right is an airsoft M1 Garand by Marushin. Sadly the gas systen lost most of its power after only about 40 shots so is relegated to a wallhanger now. Then we see another deactivated gun, a Mauser K98 rifle. In the very corner is a deactivated Russian Mosin Nagant, so quite a collection in that small space!

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