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That's actually a good idea. Will keep some of those for future references / garden plinking My Tuxy has claimed the G36 for himself, and over the course of time various others too (and just in case: no battery in the G36, no BBs in barrel nor mag) In terms of everyday items, at least as a motorbiker, I have various "necktubes" flying around and found they come in quite handy wearing them gamedays too especially on days when it gets colder

Glasses like those linked by Groot are perfectly fine for gaming, probably the majority of players wears that type (various different brands).

Yeah, I have the same issue, ended up running the ESS turbofan goggles to help with that, and fortunately it does help a lot. Another thing I read recently somewhere else as recommendation and since then tried out is before I drive to games I just slap some deo onto my forehead Tinted goggles do look cool, but they will also in various situations make things a bit more difficult to see.

I believe that was Skirmish Airsoft Billericay, a site that I don't mention out of principle to begin with

Ohay and welcome. Since you're already in Billericay, it'll make things easier for you, as there are two good sites there. Someone further above mentioned "Tower Minis", which is a fortnightly Tuesday evening game at "The Tower". This site is run by the folks from "Airsoft Plantation", which is another site pretty much just around the corner. AP runs Sundays, while TT runs Saturdays and the aforementioned Minis every two weeks Tuesdays, so plenty of chances to get out and about locally to you

Same, UCAP Sandpit was just something completely different, think the total area was around 500 acres, which gave good opportunities to change the games around to different terrains etc Doomsday was run by a couple of friends and TL of our team. Not sure either of them are here, will let them know

If you're doing it by hand, it's a pain to do. Best is to get the free open source software Chirp ( http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home ), and an appropriate baofeng programming cable (like this one: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BAOFENG-UV-5R-BF-888S-Radio-USB-Programming-Cable-FREE-Program-Software-CD-/221798554834?hash=item33a4395cd2:g:PJwAAOSwFMZWrwUV ) Ignore the CD it comes with. Also read the chirp site about programming (especially Baofengs and cheap cables with Windows OS). What I've bought today, as indicated in my previous post

Went to local shop last weekend, came home with this MP5. Wanted this specific MP5 for a while now, so had to grab it as it came in. Probably will come home with an AG36 attached to my G36 this Saturday