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Looking good guys, i love the BB guns, especially the Uzi. I was wondering how fast they fire though, you need a good piece to defend yourself here in the hood. The extra GAD has me thinking too.
I fancy the gentlemans personal trimmer/shaver kit, it will probably cut me to ribbons, but what the hey, you only live once.
I fancy the gentlemans personal trimmer/shaver kit, it will probably cut me to ribbons, but what the hey, you only live once.
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Looking good guys, i love the BB guns, especially the Uzi. I was wondering how fast they fire though, you need a good piece to defend yourself here in the hood. The extra GAD has me thinking too.
I fancy the gentlemans personal trimmer/shaver kit, it will probably cut me to ribbons, but what the hey, you only live once.
I fancy the gentlemans personal trimmer/shaver kit, it will probably cut me to ribbons, but what the hey, you only live once.
Strangely, that's almost exactly what I thought when I first glanced its contents. Hopefully, the UZI fires several shots if you just hold the trigger down, and not one of the "put one in at a time" guns disguised in a UZI shell. But anyway.
A shaver as a free gift, that's so... diverse.
I don't see why SR feel the need to sell BB guns in the first place, not many companies really want to be associated with that kind of product anymore.
Where can I get this 'club mag' and what does it have in it?
Special Reserve are probably selling guns because it earns them money, that's what a business has to do!
Special Reserve are probably selling guns because it earns them money, that's what a business has to do!
Belldandy wrote:
> I don't see why SR feel the need to sell BB guns in the first place,
> not many companies really want to be associated with that kind of
> product anymore.
It's a great stress reliever I suppose. I can line up my cans and shoot them from the other side of the room, for example.
Or just go mad on an inflatable teddy bear. Something like that.
> I don't see why SR feel the need to sell BB guns in the first place,
> not many companies really want to be associated with that kind of
> product anymore.
It's a great stress reliever I suppose. I can line up my cans and shoot them from the other side of the room, for example.
Or just go mad on an inflatable teddy bear. Something like that.
You can get the mag by joining up as a member, ordering a product online or popping down to one of the SR stores (I think).
Emma1973 wrote:
> Where can I get this 'club mag' and what does it have in it?
>
> Special Reserve are probably selling guns because it earns them
> money, that's what a business has to do!
You have to become a club member, its costs £7.50 for a year, but you also get to choose a free gift from a wide selection, and it also entitles you to win gameaday straight away.
> Where can I get this 'club mag' and what does it have in it?
>
> Special Reserve are probably selling guns because it earns them
> money, that's what a business has to do!
You have to become a club member, its costs £7.50 for a year, but you also get to choose a free gift from a wide selection, and it also entitles you to win gameaday straight away.
My membership ran out a while ago, does it have those sample posts/interesting (and made up) facts of the top ten posters in it?
Nope, just an outdated top 50 posters. My membership is stil valid but it's aggggggggggggggggggeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssssssssssss since I bought anything (for obvious reasons). I might reknew when it runs out just for GAD, or maybe not.
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