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I have 3 guns. A Mossberg 500 in 12 guage, which was my first gun. I bought it used and it looks used, but it works great.

I inherited my grandfathers Marlin 336 lever action deer rifle. It's chambered in .35 Remington and was manufactured in 1950! I can shoot 1-2" groups with it at 100 yards with factory sights after all these years. :)

My first gun I bought new I got just this past Christmas. It's a DPMS AR-15 AP4 Carbine in 5.56. I've already put about 1200 rounds through it, and it has yet to jam or malfunction yet, but I baby it and spend at least 1-2 hours cleaning it after shooting. It's a fun gun but it's a toy. My favorite gun is my Marlin by far, it's a real man's gun. :P

(It's not my fault I went off topic, he asked me!)

Time to try and contribute somewhat to the thread. :)

I think airsoft does a great job at simulating some parts of soldier training. With that said, it won't teach you about real firearms, it won't teach you how to be a soldier. It will teach you how to move more efficiently, and if played with people with a serious mindset, it will teach you communication and some tactics too. What you take from airsoft is going to depend almost 100% with the type of people you play with.

The fact is, whether you're in the military and see airsoft as lame or not, you can't deny it being a damn good idea and pretty fun too.

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He just said a CA (Classic Army) M15A4. :rolleyes:

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Decided to take out my M324 tonight, holy CRAP did I shoot the hell out of this one Rockstar can 0.0 also I filled it with fake blood, making it funnier. No, but seriously, the aluminums all bent up and everything.

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My G22 wouldn't put much of a dent into a filled can, unless at close ranges, but those berettas that I used to have would destroy them... :/

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I remember when there were some expired cans of soda in my house, and trying to take them out with my Airsoft guns. It took a while to open it up(the cans were sealed, but we probably weren't going to be drinking them), but it was cool to see the reaction.

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You should shake them up as hard as you can first. I had a can of tomato V8 that was really nasty so I took it back up, shook it up, lined it up on the swing, shot it, BAM, V8 explodes everywhere.

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Ooh, sounds fun... Next time I get a can of soda, I think I'll not drink it, but shoot it instead! Might take a few shots, but I'm pretty sure I can pierce it with my G22 eventually.

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It does sound fun, I've only shot empty soda cans and water bottles.

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Blah, empty things are no fun.

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Shoot steel plates at close range with no eye protection. That is fun!