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It is indeed Ironsight just outside Andover, Hants cracking CQB site that was once a mushroom farm, there are several of those poly tunnels on the sight. https://www.ironsightairsoft.co.uk/

My New CQB loadout.

An un issued but from the Nam period US Army M16 mag bandolier

One thing to bare in mind is that some sites, The Mall for one, do not allow the use of Co2 weapons.

I have a 50" chest and the standard Viper chest rig ( http://www.airsoftworld.net/vms-chest-harness.html ) fits me very well

Well i've just found a review on a website called military moron: http://www.militarymorons.com/equipment/eyewear.html Judging by their description of the goggles they didn't have the fan installed "but in my opinion, it's not 'forced air' unless there's an active circulation system like a fan" "The anti-fogging coating on the lens seemed to work quite well. When worn with a helmet, air cannot flow through as well because the top vents are right up against the brim of the helmet. My uncoated prescription inserts fogged up partially until the temperature stabilized, but the inside of the main lens never did." So judging by this review it seems likely that this might be the solution i'm looking for but i'll need some serious thought before laying out that much cash to replace the mesh goggles i already use.

ok mad question but do you think the desert locus set up would be sufficient to keep both a pair of glasses (if they would fit under the goggles) and it's own lenses fog free?

not the store i bought it from but this is what i have http://www.hobbytron.com/CYMACM352LFPS300SpringAirsoftShotgun.html

Hi there, i recently upgraded to a Tri-shot shotgun, a Cyma Remington 870, i have several shells marked 1 X 30 and i've been led to believe these are not compatible with tri-shots, (the 3 shells that came with it are marked 3 X 10) can anyone confirm that this is true?

Sorry to thread-jack but i'm after some advice on shotguns, i now have 2 shotguns one single shot and 1 tri-shot both use the 30bb shells now looking on line leads me to believe that only certain shells can be used in tri-shots is that true?

cheesy unsportsman-like play to my mind but i can see i'm in the minority lol.

as a larper i can tell you larp throwing weapons are generally rubbish lol, very little range or accuracy as they are too light

Slightly off topic but there used to be a Post Apoc larp system that used airsoft guns for combat called N.E.X.U.S, their site got broken into and burnt to the ground it killed the whole game as even after insurrance they couldn't afford to re-start.

Every year we get given a hat at work on the anniversary of our start date, usually they're some crappy beanie but this year they are Krptek Typhon baseball caps

Just so you know The Mall has a fps limit of 340 fps, its a fantastic site you'll have loads of fun there the other local site i can recommend is Ironsight, it's also a cqb site but has both buildings and outdoor areas to fight through

Actually it was about 75% of the players on site including players on their own side

I can see these getting really annoying, ive been in cqb games where teams have turned up with hundreds of pyros and they dominated and ruined the game to a point where the marshals had to add a per game limit of 3 to how many pyros could be carried

Patrol Base regularly re-stock them as they were out of stock when i first found them on their website.

i used one of these on my AK http://www.patrolbase.co.uk/airosft-receiver/golden-eagle-ak-47-74-railed-dust-cover.htm#.VIhjO3vJI6E

A standard "stats" template used on every gun on the website would be good plus multiple photos.

I've bought a few bits and bobs from Chinese ebay sellers, i think the delay is due to waiting for the cargo container they rent some space in to fill before it gets shipped out, don't forget where it's coming from it will spend literally weeks at sea before getting to you.

Also another thing to consider is expense, the cheapest i've seen re enactment arrows is around £5 each and LARP arrrows £8ish and they can be quite fragile, there is a good chance you'll only get to use each arrow once.

As fir eye protection, i can only really comment on my own equipment but my eyes are more protected when i airsoft than when i re-enact. My mesh goggles cover my eyes completely and are in total contact to my face, whereas my helm in re-ac has an open visor that whilst it would be a huge fluke and arrow could enter.

i've dabbled in re enactment and regularly larp, Larp arrows are basically crap, they have a large soft foam head, they are designed to be too large to enter an eye socket and therefore are very un-aerodynamic every bb gun on the field will be more accurate and outrange you. Re-ac blunts are potentially dangerous so are used under controlled conditions on the battle field and trust me from personal experience they can be more painful than any bb shot i've had i got hit in the ankle after having an arrow hit the deck in front of me and skim along the grass lol.

We have riot shields at IronSight, they cover roughly shoulder to knee so you can crouch behind them and cover up but you are not allowed to fire a weapon at all while using one.