Cannonfodder

Did anyone else play at Electowerkz? A bb wasn't the worst thing you could kneel on in there

As others have posted, camo at an indoor site is irrelevant due to the close ranges so wear what you like. As for other kit, full face protection is highly recommended, exactly what is up to how comfortable you are but remember ppe is far cheaper than dental treatment. Also I'd add a torch or tac light to your kit for those darker areas and a bag of pyros and/or BFGs (assuming the site allows them) Gunwise I recommend something short (obviously). I found a couple of GBB pistols worked best as they allowed me to be more agile at tight corners and the faster trigger response meant I could get shots off quicker.

Personally I couldn't give a monkey's whether or not another player is in the forces or a veteran. The only exception to this is if they start acting like they think they're General Montgomery ordering others about, or if they think their service automatically makes them better than others. Thankfully this sort are a very small minority. On the other hand, many cadets I've come across are exactly like that

A little far away for me but they look good. Lockers for valuables is a nice touch

Fair enough

Would this be fitting for here? £600 for a KWA some mags and a bit of plastic

The joys of Google Edit: Botox is organic so I think it'd decompose with the body after burial or burn up in the cremation

Do you mean the footage of him consoling his grandkid at their father/ his son's funeral, or the one where he was trying to calm the daughter of another senator at their inauguration?

I'd rather one of these. You don't have to worry about clearing a building if it's not there anymore 😁

Halfords camo paint has worked well for me in the past. I'm guessing you know this already but clean and dry the gun first, also remember to apply the paint in thin layers. It's way easier to add more paint than remove it. Last of all, do you have an old boneyard gun or cheap springer? If so then try using it to practice on to give you an idea of how the patterns will turn out and how hard they are to do

If you're going to be playing at a woodland site then a sidearm isn't really needed. If you're playing cqb then the faster trigger response and small size they can be very useful. However, they're really fun to use and landing a pistol shot can be very satisfying. Like many things in this hobby what works for one may not work for another, so you'll have a better idea of what you want after a couple of games

https://www.tactical-life.com/lifestyle/military-and-police/pennsylvania-state-capitol-police-tavor/ It's a shame the airsoft versions are so crap. Imo the Tavor is one sexy gnu

On a related note, today I was surprised to find out Pennsylvania Capitol Police have been issued Tavor SAR rifles Picture from the Tru Spec faceache page

Chocolate. The only time something 2.5 inches long is called fun size

Personally I don't give a monkey's if it's ethical, I want to see it

Could be both?

Having looked through Sboardley's previous posts I think we should just ignore or laugh at him. Nothing but pissing and moaning with zero useful contributions

I wouldn't. They're £30 new

If the content of the thread upsets you don't read it. From what I've seen, the people who get all whinny here are those who don't like being called out on the rediculous prices

You say that as if it's a bad thing. To paraphrase Sean Bean, one cannot not simply have too many AKs

Thanks for heads up, I was planning on leaving it uncocked and unloaded anyway due to small hands in the house (as funny as it would be to teach my son to breech and clear the house, I don't think the Mrs would think the same)

Yes it was a dick move on the other buyers part. He knew his low offer had been rejected and was trying to stop someone else buying it. Probably hoping the seller would eventually accept his crap offer. I'd be tempted to buy it just to piss him off

Time to wake up the neighbours

Maybe he wants to pay for English lessons. I've seen scam e mails with better spelling and punctuation than that

Although one incident that really made me laugh was when some kid claimed to be a trained combat medic. It very quickly became clear he was actually a cadet who was in the process of joining the TA, so someone e mailed screen shots of his walting to the OC of that unit