wwii axis reenactment forum

i know if i had the power i would give you more but only alex can do that

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no problem mate good luck with it, its sad that the public, media, event organisers and even a lot of groups are so against certain impressions. The problem with political and brown shirt is that like the black algemein uniforms they stick out like a sore thumb in a sea of field grey.

from books ant light to mid brown with a diagonal weave from right to left as you wear it should be ok. Have a look here http://nsdapuniforms.com/engine/results.asp?Category=All&Filter=Archive I would advise caution on this sort of impression though as many events will not allow the wearing of e...

welcome loads of good info on here some of it dating back a lot of years

yes i never but clothing or footwear without trying it on cos some of the sizes are way out

why age it it had to be new at one time just wash and wear and let it age naturally because the only aging it could have is from the date issued to whatever time frame you are doing which means a maximum of 6 years aging. My advise is wear, get dirty and wash several times and leave it in the sun fo...

didn't have a problem on line either

Only time ive had trouble with them is if the order isn't in stock there and then or when trying to buy replica weapons cos they go overboard on wanting paperwork by e mail but only being an hour from them I go in person to collect

All members please note. We would appreciate it if members would not place deacts for sale on the forum until the UK government clearly states their position on the new EU regulations. This applies to any old/new spec weapons, issued with a deactivation certificate, by either the UK authorities or t...

quite agree graham, its a lash up from a government who want in my view the public to have no access to ANY weapons. I would suspect it will be extended to cover blank firers at some point in the future. So far the western scene has escaped free from over regulation but only a question of time till ...

quite agree mate, I suspect it will only become clearer when someone is taken to court in breach of the (supposed) new regs, whatever happens we will be the losers ultimately and people will have to be very carefull at events from now on because I reckon the busys will be around many events checking...

that would appear to be so however apparently some deact sellers are applying the new rules and others not. Its a cock up from start to finish actually and in my view will do little if anything to stop gun crime/terrorist attacks

here is one side of the argument Some commentary from Steven Kendrick of the DGCA: "On April 8th, the new EU-wide deactivation standard comes into force and applies to any deac "placed on the market", this technically means the deac has to be updated to the new specification. However ...