Many of us started alone but you'll quickly get to talking with others there.
During games most people go their own ways anyway or just tag along with a group and help them out.
I've got one and I'm certainly impressed with build quality and performance out of the box.
Haven't used it in a game yet and mine would need a stronger spring to get it to SPR performance but very happy with it.
I don't know how picky you are about external finish etc but its as good as any other replica in the price range.
Be aware It is quite front heavy.
Its the kind of thing I'd expect to see in Manga. Mix of Samurai and modern
I would like to see a version of that image with pants instead of skirt.
I doubt the dragon skin sections would give much protection to counter the weight and encumbrance but would be handy in a sword fight 🤪
Storage charge is only really needed if they will be unused for months.
To calculate rough charge time of a battery from flat you take the mAh of the battery and divide by the charging rate (mA) of the charger to get the time in hours.
Looking at the manual for your charger, its rated at 3A max (which is bull) so we'll go with 1.5A which is 1500mA
So take the mAh of your battery and divide by 1500 to get a rough idea of a full charge in hours.
Just divide that time in half to get a storage charge (if the battery is nearly flat)
Storing isn't really dangerous. Keeping them in a tin is good.
Charging is the potentially dangerous time so make sure to keep it on a baking tray or tin (without closing the lid) while charging and never leave it overnight.
A simple meter is good to get an idea of the charge levels.
I put grey but why not have a mix?
The black would look better with some silver pen wear. (Paint silver onto your finger and rub it on the edges)
Likewise the grey one would benefit from some darkening in the grooves.
Welcome @DoJaL 🖐
Yes, plenty of things to read here for new and veteran players 👍
@Tommikka I think (and hope) that 'disused' relates to what the site was originally intended for and is now officially used as an airsoft site.
It would be seriously foolish to 'play' on derelict sites without the owners permission at least.
And even with the owners permission it would not be a good idea if the area were visible to the public.
SWIT Airsoft Co,LTD
No. 1, Ln. 34, An 1st Rd.,
Jhongshan Dist., Keeling City, 20312,
Taiwan (Republic Of China)
I think they are good but be prepared for extra taxes and fees.