Outdated Airsoft Websites

[LMKipper]

I recall a user called "candyman" who built some incredible custom jobs, but he had the skills and the workshop (and the time).

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Did he make a WA2000 from a glock pistol? If so, I remember that very well along with the workmanship.

 

[Austeyr]

I recall a user called "candyman" who built some incredible custom jobs, but he had the skills and the workshop (and the time).

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Maybe if you type his name out five times he'll come back?

 

[Colin Allen]

Yeah man it's annoying. Invicta have just opened up again less than 20 minutes from me, but their website is dreadful. It doesn't take much to be a good website, just clear limits, rules, easy bookings, photos and bonus points for a site map.

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I have just looked it; it is an information black hole.

 

[BigAl]

Did he make a WA2000 from a glock pistol? If so, I remember that very well along with the workmanship.

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Thats the chap, he Built the DSR and the WA2000. A very nice and talented chap.

 

[TheFull9]

The area I've found this true is actual skirmish businesses, some of their websites are awful. So many occasions I've been digging and digging to find the most basic stuff. Exact location of entrance, quality of the road/car park, timings, what food is available if any, SZ arrangements, pyro rules... list goes on. Often end up scouring photo albums of the place to find out certain things, (almost vaguely) like doing a recce on an enemy target just to get answers for myself that should be super easy to locate.

And I don't use any sort of non-standard replicas or have medical considerations or have to use awkward transportation methods. I rock up in my car with a couple of AEGs, run around, will eat whatever. So it must be even worse for some folks.