Dammit.
6mm cancelled my Tommy wood order.
Even though it had said 2 in stock, the listing has now disappeared…
But, they refunded me the purchase price, but not the postage ($39).
Here we go again…
I see people saying they are quick shipping too…
I have an order I am waiting to receive now: order 28th October, then on the 3rd December they cancelled some items and shipped it. Tracking is still in Hong Kong!
And I will add, while it is the first time they cancelled and item, the shipping delay and times are almost standard for every order. Except the one time it took them nearly six months to send it!
I’m not a fan of them! But they do have parts (well they say they do) that can’t be found elsewhere.
That’s not good. I’ve always had positive experiences buying from sixMM, but clearly it seems I’ve just been lucky. 
Might have to think twice before ordering from them again.
Maybe it’s China’s overall policy on shipping gel blasters and parts in general… it’s getting harder.
do you blokes know blokes know how easily this pin can be punched out to remove the front post without causing any damage?
on the Ihobby Hanke Thompson
Wondering if it’s possible to do it and getting a threadless adaptor to 14mm ccw to drill a hole into the threadless side of the adaptor and use a threading tool for a grub screw to add a tracer unit or silencer to it for shits and giggles and glow gels?
altho I’m assuming once that pins out, it’s out and wouldn’t go back in properly without gluing it
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The pin should just be a tight tap in fit. Out and back in again no problem. Small pin punch is best but I’ve been known to use whatever fits to knock out pins, just go easy and take your time.
Not sure what you mean by a threadless adaptor… something that friction fits over the outer barrel? No reason why it wouldn’t work but a tracer unit on a Thompson?
That’s out there, man… welcome to the inner circle of weird-arse modifiers! 
basically yeah, just wasn’t sure how to word it, friction fit with a grub screw integrated into it to further to secure it so it doesn’t fall off…
sure, why not? lol… be a damn site easier than trying to rig up a glow mag I’m sure lol.
why thank you 
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Its a straight knock out pin, within a groove, and a tight friction fit.
No thread, just pulls off…
Also, got an email from azraels armory…
they are developing their own superhard / heavy glow gels, they want to manufacture them here on the coast…
Maybe have a look at their sale, and give em a try…!!
EMAIL: "We need your help! We have been working hard on developing the hardest standard and glow gels ever! Unlike current gels, they don’t just have a hard shell, the entire gel ball is hard. Not only are they hard throughout, they are also 30% heavier meaning increased distance and accuracy.
Since we are using a completely different formula to current gels, we also needed to develop a whole new manufacturing process to make these new class of gels. Additionally we are using many sensors throughout the process to monitor the quality of the gel output and logging all data so we can continue to monitor the quality in real time in order to ensure every gel is to the same standard and as efficient as possible. Due to all of this, it is an expensive undertaking to setup manufacturing of these new gels so for the next 3 days we are having a huge sale to help pay for all the new equipment needed.
So take advantage of our sale, save some money and help us raise the funds needed to make the new machinery needed to make these gels in bulk, right here on the gold coast!"
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You can use a small drill bit in a pinch. Make sure you punch it from the right side to the left!
Try and stabilize it so you can give it a good crack.
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shit yeah, can’t wait to get some red, blue and green glow gels that can handle higher powered blasters 
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If they can produce glow gels the hardness of Ultra Elites… wow. 
But, as everyone knows, tracer rounds work both ways.