albawarrior

I'm very offended but then my great grandfather did die fighting the germans and I spent my life serving queen and country and supporting veterans who lost their friends to these evil warmongers.
 
If you were doing it for historical accuracy and ww2 events then We would have no problem, but the fact you wanna go skirmishing every week dressed as a murderous and genocidal SS officer worries me.
 
 
Well done for posting this on remembrance weekend......

Been playing about with the GPMG barrel, trying to give it a warn look.
Still think a should take a little bit more off the chamber area.
 
Any opinions on the barrel would be gratefully received.
 

Nice attitude towards keeping our sport alive and out of the headlines dude

I honestly cant remember ever hearing first aid mentioned at my regular site however I know I have 9 years army working in ambulance and have continuation training with scouts and I am positive i could handle most situations with my mini trauma kit I always carry airsofting.
 
I would have thought a first aider and a risk assessment and evacuation plan were mandatory for insurance purposes and required by law by the HSE.
 
also in Scotland the good Samaritan act/law states if you do not stop to give aid to someone who needs it you will be prosecuted ( it means phone 999 basically not perform open heart surgery)

I honestly cant remember ever hearing first aid mentioned at my regular site however I know I have 9 years army working in ambulance and have continuation training with scouts and I am positive i could handle most situations with my mini trauma kit I always carry airsofting.
 
I would have thought a first aider and a risk assessment and evacuation plan were mandatory for insurance purposes and required by law by the HSE.
 
also in Scotland the good Samaritan act/law states if you do not stop to give aid to someone who needs it you will be prosecuted ( it means phone 999 basically not perform open heart surgery)

I honestly cant remember ever hearing first aid mentioned at my regular site however I know I have 9 years army working in ambulance and have continuation training with scouts and I am positive i could handle most situations with my mini trauma kit I always carry airsofting.
 
I would have thought a first aider and a risk assessment and evacuation plan were mandatory for insurance purposes and required by law by the HSE.
 
also in Scotland the good Samaritan act/law states if you do not stop to give aid to someone who needs it you will be prosecuted ( it means phone 999 basically not perform open heart surgery)

But is it mint, nearly new, hardly used, just has a few skirmish scrathes

No bang, no kill.
 
I would take an illegal throw, I'm there to play airsoft not judge people's throwing skills. Although I have seen marshals at the mall instruct people to not take 'illegal' throws.

Chill mate. You take life too seriously.
 
Its legible. One thing Ive learnt is I could spend hundreds of pounds getting it done professionally and somebody would still criticise it.
 
Youre right about the appearance but Id rather put my energy into the games.

Its funny, people are critical but strangely busy doing their hair when invited to do something better :-)

Airsoft show this weekend , i will post a review after the experience

I have that ACOG from them. Its really good.

If all I can see is a face they are getting shot in it. Wouldnt hesitate and if they are not wearing full face its not my fault they are stupid.

Thought I would upload some screenshots I took during The Division Beta
 
http://imgur.com/a/CdasX
 
Really enjoyed the Beta - looking forward to full release
 
Cheers,
Tal
 
 

I honestly think some people forgo a face mask because they think it makes them look tough and more tacticool, these people are idiots.

I have a degree in photography (not recommended as a career path, I didn't make any money!) so I think I can probably help here.
What you need for this sort of thing is a half decent DSLR, a tripod and a remote for the camera (it isn't 100% required but it's REALLY helpful). Set the aperture of your camera really narrow (like f25 or so, bigger the number, smaller the aperture) and make sure your lens is in manual focus. Then you need to put the camera into 'bulb' mode (this will make the shutter stay open as long as the button is pushed... this is why you need the remote!). Make sure your ISO setting is as low as you can reasonably go and snap away
 
The longer you leave the shutter open the longer your star trails will be, experiment with your f-stops as too high will give you an underexposed image and too low will overexpose. Since the black bits in between stars (on a clear night) are actually the complete absence of light you should get really good contrast. A few hours worth of 4-5 minute exposures composited together can look really cool, some remotes have a bulb & timer function built in which will do it for you.

no point in having an app, this website is mobile compatible

Dont crash

Thanks for the replies guys. Even if the berets are bright and the combat rules are crap, at least my cheap suppressor will make me quieter...right? 😂

Usb stick on the fore sight...... Brilliant. Possibly to take out robots and terminators...

Please go the whole hog and get blue body armour.......

Even worse if they follow UN rules of engagement and can only return fire once fired upon. They could just camp out around the safe zone or set up a checkpoint and then surrender when challenged.

Usb stick on the fore sight...... Brilliant. Possibly to take out robots and terminators...

^dat hicap thou

How do you get the surfaces on the guns so clean? Or is it just good photography skills and equipment?
 
The lighting on some of your photos looks better than the manufacturers'.