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9 – ON THE COVER – Something caught your eye? Find out more here!

12-13 – OPERATION TITAN: Blood & Dust – 200 years after the last events, the Ai500 returns to The ‘Pit!

16-17 – Local Load Out – Another Reader’s Load Out, this time with a retro feel that just won’t get old!

22-29 – Kit Up – Assaulter’s Kit – A special selection of high-speed gear and kit picked with real world experience. Can you speed up your load out?

32-33 – STICK TO YOUR GUNS – Phil wonders if you can ever have too many guns and what drives us to buy more?

34-35 – GEAR TALK – Jacob makes his Ai debut with some thoughts about real-steel gear and the politics behind justifying what we spend.

36-37 – FIGHTING FIT – For many, the idea of joining the Armed Forces is a dream but just how fit do you need to make the cut?

40-45 – GEAR ZONE – Nuprol PMC Range – Nuprol’s new range of tactical nylon balances budget and function making it great for newcomers or those saving a few quid!

48-50 – NINE NINE NINE – 3 obscure 9mm sub-guns are rounded up and compared. Which will you choose?

52-55 HEAD 2 HEAD – ASG P-09 vs the Umarex HK45 – Two similarly sized, fully licensed airsoft guns are pitted against each other but there can only be one winner.

58-59 – THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES – Girls in airsoft has always been a contentious point, if you let it become one. Gear Monkey considers a few points…

62-64 – TRIED & TESTED – We try before you buy. This month some great new items and also some seasonal classics that should be in your kit locker!

66-67 – HOP TO IT – Jay gives us an in-depth look at the hop unit. We know it’s important but what makes it so?

70-71 – FIRING POINT – THE INTERNET KILLED THE TRADE SHOW. Has digital media flattened the excitement of the trade show?

75-79 – DEVIL’S IN THE DETAILS – Essential Skills – 4 essential skills all airsoft players should know.

80-82 – WHAT’S SO SPECIAL ABOUT… The L119A1 – The UKSF weapon of choice is broken down, JUST DON’T CALL IT AN M4!

86 – READER’S LETTER – Incoming mail answered for all to read. Why not write into [email protected] and have your say?