CaptainSwoop

Lots of good music made before the 1970s

Just about my fave album of all time. It ties with Mob Rules.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMazSD2skwk

Potato Sack Boots?

Irish still? Well learned men who use the pen, have writ thy praises high, Of the sweet Poteen from Ireland green, distilled with wheat and rye, So away with your pills, it will cure all ills, be you pagan, christian or jew, So take off your coat, and grease your throat with that rare old mountain dew!

Grade 1 Surplus Assault Boots. Can't fault them. I also have a pair of Grade 1 Surplus Goretex Lined 'Pro' Boots for when it's colder and there's snow

Dom Flemons - James Alley Blues

I know that, In archery you only have the equivalent of the foresight. Your Anchor point at full draw becomes your rear sight in effect making consistency double important.

Grouping is everything rifles, archery, whatever. If you are making a tight group then your position is consistent. After you have established a tight grouping every time you shoot you can move on to making adjustments to the sights to bring the group on to the aiming point. It is doubly important in archery where you aren't just pointing the sights at a target but the way you draw and hold the string, support the bow and release all effect the aim.

El Ten Eleven - Ian Mackey was right Duoe that sound like a whole band. Fantastic twin neck guitar / bass playing and lots of looping.

Their accoustic Sweet Child O Mine is fantastic

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Dry socks and trainers.

Unless waterporoofs are 'breathable' like Goretex you will end up wet with your own perspiration if you do much running around in them.

I look forward to the colder weather. It means I don't get too hot to keep a plate carrier on all day. I might switch from a UBACS to a regular shirt when it gets nippy though. I don't play in the rain whatever the temperature.

OK for a 'Fallout' Loadout I suppose.

I use Gunfire all the time. I have had a pistol and an AEG from them along with various other gear. No problems at all, it arrives promptly and has tracking.

I have several leather jackets from a company called Aero leathers http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/products.php?cat=classicleather. They are reproductions of WW2 American Flying jackets. They are stitch for stitch replicas made with the original patterns etc . If you want one weathered to look like a vintage jacket they can do it for you or you can do it yourself. Ken the owner recommends zipping it up, rolling it to a ball and playing football with it for half an hour.

At Northern Alliance they have a very intense CQB area, it is composed of 3 bomb old stores enclosed within a concrete wall with an earth embankment up against the outside. Inside this wall the three buildings are separated by concrete walls to make 3 enclosures and each enclosure has an entrance from the outside Northern Alliance have cut doorways through the two internal concrete walls and subdivided the three buildings internally with wooden walls and doors. Each building has two entrances on opposite sides This makes for very tight and intense extremely close play. A lot of the time it is face to face shooting less than a guns length apart. A lot of the time it is genuinely 50/50 and both call the hits. Marshals stand on the concrete rooftops and tops of the outer wall and embankment which are level with the rooftops and they can keep a very close watch on play. Without good marshals and honest play it would be chaos. Even so there are people who will keep shooting after they are hit.

If you are obviously shooting them first then ignore their shot.

I like my kit clean. Natural wear is a different thing. Just use it and keep it clean, it will soon look the part without you looking like a tramp.