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# Episodes
4 episodes -
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Episodes of Milgeek.co.uk
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Self-heating meal packs - HotPack versus HotCan
There are several self-heating self-contained meal systems available and they are very useful for the camper, hiker and, of course, the airsofter.The smaller airssoft fields have a rather sad reputation for thier universal lack of facilities, and in particular for being bereft of a 'mess tent'. So I have tested out a couple of self-heating meals as a moral boosting alternative to the usual cold lunchbox or sandwich pack.This video is a demonstration of how to use these two meal packs - the Hot...
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Release date
Jun 15, 2009
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Runtime
09:58
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The Element PBS-1 steel silencer - Milgeek 60 Se...
This is a review of the Element replica of the Russian army's PBS-1 silencer. This is an all steel replica of exceptional build quality and weight.www.milgeek.co.uk
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Release date
May 17, 2009
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Runtime
01:00
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Kalash AK105 airsoft replica - Milgeek 60 second...
All metal parts on the AK105 are steel (I tested with a magnet) except the outer barrel. The finish of the AEG is nice - a flat black coating that isn't as deep or rich as the more expensive makes like VFC, LCT or Inokatsu, but very workmanlike anyway (and much better than the finish of the CYMA AKs). Despite being steel this isn't a weight piece, in fact I find it quite pleasant. I will, of course, be following up this very quick initial view of my new AEG with a more comprehensive review in ...
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Release date
May 6, 2009
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Runtime
01:01
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ACM replica of the Russian KOBRA red dot review ...
The news that ACM was to produce a replica of the Kobra sight was greeted with much excitement by those airsofters who like to re-create Russian themed kit loadouts. While there is a huge amount and variety of Western red dot sighting systems available to the airsofter, until ACM announcement their replica there was no Russian red dot available at all - unless you were able to afford a real Kobra sight (which would set you back anywhere between £150 to £200). See the Milgeek.co.uk review page ...
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Release date
May 4, 2009
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Runtime
13:52
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