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Fracture April 19th, 2010 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Skanker (Post 5298513)
  • My mask leaves my ears exposed.
  • Goggles are wide and leave my periphial untouched.
  • Where I play facemasks are required for people under 18.
Also, I can still look down my sights with that particular mask without any raise on my sight.

Thats fair, I don't play at arena's so there are no requirements.

Skanker April 19th, 2010 02:41 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by haKZ (Post 5298519)
Thats fair, I don't play at arena's so there are no requirements.

If I only play with my friends I'll wear my shooting glasses with my neoprene mask.

Authuran April 19th, 2010 05:06 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by Skanker (Post 5298471)
My friend has that gun.

Evike.com is also really nice.

Anyways, I have a heavily upgraded Echo1 SCAR, did the paintjob myself. Here's some pics of me before the paintjob, and also the paintjob itself.


Dude thats awesome! I painted my M324 (sniper) because I had too, since I lived in a district of town filled with apartments i painted many parts of it orange to distinguish it from a real gun (those dirty people would have loved to call the cops on me). After I moved, I never got off the orange paint but I think I will this weekend.

I used to play with a mask, but it just took away from the experience so much that I hated it. Airsoft with other people is roughly good training for me for the Army which I plan to go into and I know they're not going to let you wear masks over in the warzone, so I only got goggles. They do a good job, and you have such a low chance of getting hit face because people generally aim for the chest and the bbs without hop up go down, so..

Or, if you want, a neoprene mask is fine too. By the way, this is my M324: http://www.airsoftmart.net/catalog/images/utgsniper.JPG best spring sniper you can get, except the bipod sucks and will break but eh.

Scientist Dr. Professor April 19th, 2010 06:58 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by Red Menace (Post 5297925)
.30-06 Springfield is a pretty attainable ammunition type and fairly cheap off military surplus.

THIS IS PATENTLY FALSE! Because srsly the cheapest I've found milsurp 30-06 is .50 cents a round.

Also, all people in the military make fun of airsofters, sorry. Especially the ones who get all decked out in the military gear. Just thought I'd let you guys know.

Vertical345 April 19th, 2010 07:09 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by SeinfeldRules (Post 5298715)
THIS IS PATENTLY FALSE! Because srsly the cheapest I've found milsurp 30-06 is .50 cents a round.

Also, all people in the military make fun of airsofters, sorry. Especially the ones who get all decked out in the military gear. Just thought I'd let you guys know.

Uh oh. All you airsofters have to stop enjoying your hobby because people you don't know laugh at you for it! What is this grade school? It's certainly not my thing but come on.

And yes, 30-06 is pretty damn expensive. All ammo is expensive anymore, it's crazy.

Scientist Dr. Professor April 19th, 2010 07:36 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
I just don't like when people play airsoft and say it's like the military or good training for it or whatever, because airsofting is absolutely nothing like the real military, and I'm not talking about the fact that airsofting doesn't involve real bullets.

Crazy Wolf April 19th, 2010 07:55 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by SeinfeldRules (Post 5298724)
I just don't like when people play airsoft and say it's like the military or good training for it or whatever, because airsofting is absolutely nothing like the real military, and I'm not talking about the fact that airsofting doesn't involve real bullets.

I understand this. I try to encourage this understanding in the people I play with. MilSim Airsoft, to me, is only truly MilSim when everything but the toy (including the person) is real military, or at the least paramilitary. Otherwise, have fun and play paintball without the mess and with less goofy-looking guns.

Also enjoyable/funny in Airsoft: gangsta-shooting. An electric "Glock" pistol with 33 pellets, capable of firing automatically? How can you *not* turn that gun sideways? Walking pellets onto the target, seeing your pellets move through the air as they keep your opponent's head down, that's some fun.

Authuran April 19th, 2010 08:00 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by SeinfeldRules (Post 5298724)
I just don't like when people play airsoft and say it's like the military or good training for it or whatever, because airsofting is absolutely nothing like the real military, and I'm not talking about the fact that airsofting doesn't involve real bullets.

But I thought in the military people ran around and shot at eachother with plastic bb guns in their backyards!!!!!!!!!

I like it because it's good for training reflexes, also how well you act in a battle (if you are really getting into it) and sharpshooting.

Fracture April 19th, 2010 08:04 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by Authuran (Post 5298737)
But I thought in the military people ran around and shot at eachother with plastic bb guns in their backyards!!!!!!!!!

I like it because it's good for training reflexes, also how well you act in a battle (if you are really getting into it) and sharpshooting.

True, if you can hit a soda can with a airsoft sniper rifle from 75 yards you can hit it with a real sniper rifle anyday of the week. ;)

Vertical345 April 19th, 2010 08:05 PM

Re: Airsoft Sport
 
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Originally Posted by haKZ (Post 5298739)
True, if you can hit a soda can with a airsoft sniper rifle from 75 yards you can hit it with a real sniper rifle anyday of the week. ;)

I don't necessarily agree with that. I think a real firearm is harder to be more accurate with.


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