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Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum mate.

Welcome to the forum buddy, you found the right place

Welcome to the forum, how long before you are popping each other in the back of the leg 😆

Welcome to the forum buddy Make sure you have a read of the pinned topics in this section or have a look at @GAMBLE's youtube videos, those will get you started. 👍

Welcome to the forum and good luck with picking your very own RIF!

Welcome to the forum dude.

Welcome to the forum, seems all the Irish have descended upon the forum around the same time haha. 👍

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum dude.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum buddy.

Welcome to the forum mate.

Welcome to the forum mate. Make sure you have a read of the pinned topics in this section, those will get you started on the do's and dont's before you attend a site 👍

Welcome to the forum buddy Make sure you have a read of the pinned topics in this section, those will get you started before you attend a game 👍

I've not had any fogging issues with them yet @Dalno (I've used them with a mesh facemask too), then again, I've not played with them in the cold yet.

I wonder if they always had that rule or they learned the hard way.... Database would work until they get a hold of one of the genuine serials and put that over everything haha.

Nice to see a fellow SolidWorks user @SeniorSpaz87 😀

Haha @rocketdogbert at first glance I thought of this:

@proffrink I did something similar for one of my community websites, but instead of trying to maintain two separate themes, I maintained one (to keep up with new updates) and added a little bit of javascript code to add a "lights out" button on the website which would append a "lights-out" class attribute to the main body element of the website, then you can add a `body.lights-out` in css and just maintain a css style which would override default if they button had been clicked, this can be saved per user session using `localStorage` too. PM me on here or discord if you think it might be easier to go down this route and I'll show you some examples and how to do it.

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For those unfortunate enough to require glasses for airsoft and don't particularly want to wear your glasses under goggles or wear contacts, I came across these guys with 5 star reviews on google and 4.9 on trustpilot, I thought I'd give them a go for you. https://www.reglazemyspex.com/ I'm short sighted and require some prescription lens so everything at long distance isnt blurry and I dont get a migraine from squinting the f out my face. I brought a pair of nuprol lens insert eye pro from here: https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/nuprol-battle-pro-eye-protective-airsoft-glasses?fv=7711 Firstly I emailed their support and asked them if its something they accommodate, friendly guy came back to me and said it was fine and they would be classed as full rim lens (cheapest). I'm honestly shocked by the cost of the lens and the quick turn around. I picked the most basic package which was anti scratch distance lens at £6.99 but with postage came to £11.69. I ordered it on Wednesday and was emailed all the usual confirmation etc and a member of staff emailed me a royal mail delivery label, which was for 48 hour tracked delivery, so boxed it up, put the label on it and handed it into the post office the same day. They received the insert on Friday and within a few hours of receiving it, I had confirmation come through that the order was complete and was reshipped out on 48 hour tracked delivery again. I received the lens today with a thank you card and two cadbury chocolate éclairs! Tried the lens out and checked my long distance and could see everything just like if i was wearing my specs. Hopefully the service these guys provide stay top notch and you guys can save a bit of that cash for extra "toys" 😂 P.S. I don't know if the site admins want to reach out to them but they did say they was open to discounts for members of clubs, online communities etc. Here's the pics.

For those who want lens inserts without paying over the top prices that specsavers or vision express charge. https://www.reglazemyspex.com/ I dropped them an email about the inserts, they said they do quiet a few of them and are classed under the full rim service which starts at the £6.99 price. Reviews: https://g.co/kgs/96iv6r I hope this helps. P.S. Just ordered my glasses with inserts, once they arrive, I will send them the lens insert and give you guys some pics and feedback once I get them back. EDIT: I tried them out myself and left a review here:

@GAMBLE Nah mate, its actually my surname, so always been my nickname, thanks for the shout-out, good content for a new guy like me, keep the content flowing!

Thanks for the help and the advice when I joined the forum and introduced myself. Enjoying your content and just subscribed to your YouTube channel 😀