JamesAirsofterAgent

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BA-g8YYPKVo
 
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=U8VHc49ZdP4
 
Just don't ask....

Luke Kelly, legendary!
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkqK72W-HLk

Started playing Assassin's Creed Black Flag on Xbox one last night. What a game! Honestly I've dreamed of a game like it since I was young and I'm completely enchanted. I've always loved the idea of going to sea.
 
Anyway - the song that's been maintaining my privateer enthusiasm!
 

'They never said anything about this in bootcamp!'

Yeah, as you say, sometimes a show of force might not be a bad thing. If you ever go to Galway during the races (which you should, cos it's a great time, even if you don't like horse racing), you'll see the money being delivered to the town's bookies in an armoured truck (apparently it's carrying several million quid), and that thing has soldiers with rifles walking in front of it as it drives into the town, and that's Southern Ireland!
 
Ireland's a great country, I love it, but they're as mad as a box of frogs, not as bonkers as they are in Finland (which is also a great country), but pretty close

Yesterdays xmas game (21st) was a hoot, certainly had some fun until I got shot by a team member, so I took it as an enemy hit and started back to the safe zone, I get tagged again 5 times on both arse cheeks, the bloke realised I was out and said "sorry, my bad) pmsl
 
In the afternoon, I was Santa (that was my costume for the day anyway) I was held hostage by the blue team
 
As 2 of my captors were busy getting through a hole in the fence, I took my chance, walked away then legged it back to my team, it was safe to say that no one expected it in the 1st few minutes and were stunned in what to do
 
My team saw me legging it and said it was hilarious to see a red streak just running
 
The last game saw me putting a present in at 5 objectives which we completed within about 10 minutes with next to no resistance as both sides were heavily engaged elsewhere
 
Both sides did brilliantly and I will always say 'expect the unexpected' never give a hostage an inch and always maintain control of them

Well. Much to everyone's dismay mine was a JG BAR10. I still have it today and it is all I have ever really played with except one day with a rental g36c. Most say dont start with a sniper but I may be the only ever exception to the rule who actually stuck with it.

700+ pounds..rather have that 8mm shell ejecting barrett

My SMP is done. No more changes now. New grips added, new Prowin Hop added, new silencer which does work.
 

 

 

pretty standard in Swedish army
 
cant find the pic I want
 

Try listening to this? :lol:
 

Prepping my Real(Christmas)Tree Loadout ready for sundays Xmas game expect pictures!

A few of me from Infiltration airsoft's Operation Colossus a couple of weeks ago:
 

four... something?





 
credit for all the photos to Oscar Plummer - wyvernairsoft.com

I realised there were 2 spellings but never knew that. . . thanks for enlightening me! Also "Whisky" comes from the gaelic word "Uisge", "Uisge Beatha" meaning "water of life".

The e is subjective James, Whiskey is Irish, Whisky is Scottish.

my current, no specific nation / PMC loadout.

 

 
top to bottom,
 
Hat - beany or baseball cap depending on weather
Bolle trackers
fleabay boom mic headset,
Weirdfish softshell
Agilite hi-vest assault vest
pistol belt with clone crye clip holster and 2 clone fast mags,
customized MTP trousers
cheep knee pads
goretex pro-boots (i think)

Yeah, no cameras allowed

I'm a Whiskey drinker, always have been. Plain and simple, (not that I advocate underage drinking but lets be honest most of us did it) even since I was young.
 
Being only 18, as you can imagine I'm exactly the stereotypical 50 something in a silk kimono sat in his study, but neither will most of you be; and it's dawned on me, I have no one to discuss whiskey with, nor do I know anyone else who drinks it!
 
So, what are you drinking, and how are you drinking it? Are you enjoying it? Would you recommend the drink? Give it a rating out of 10 and a bit of critique! Ask questions, let us know your usual and what you plan to try so we can help each other on our way to enjoying the finest the world has to offer!
 
Currently, I'm drinking Jack Daniels Old No. 2, neat with no ice.Somewhat harsh, don't know if it's been improperly stored or something but this particular bottle is nothing like any of the No.2 I've drank prior - but it was a present and I'd rather it be drank than go to waste. 6/10. Not the worst I've had nor the worst, good for a cheap dram.

I don't film indoors. Really don't want to break my GoPro- I know that it's unlikely, but you can never be too careful. I'll be using it as my main skirmish weapon from now on, and I'm going back to The Fort again in January, so I can get some stuff done on there.

Luke Kelly's last performance.

Crap camera but changed a few things to my Marsoc kit
 
FMA Maratime
Multicam Maratime cover
Clone Princeton tec MPLS
Solidfox CPC
TYR tactical pouches
Toy soldier Crye style pistol mag pouches
Mx3 tac light
Toy soldier prc-148
Salomon quest 4d GTX boots
 

I can appreciate a long safety brief, so long as it's not read out in an incredibly dull way... Longer ones are generally the mark of a good site in my experience, but I'm talking long whilst being consistently to the point without any interruptions, not long because people ask a million questions or the marshal is verbose and rambles.

Tac House are a good example of this, their brief must last easily over 5 minutes but it's well presented and you always get the comedy groans when he says it won't take long. I think it shows they're passionate that the site is run correctly and I have a lot of time and respect for them for that.

The worst briefs I've ever had have all been at F&O sites, because the marshals make it plain that anyone who does anything wrong, whether minor or major, purposely or accidentally is, and I quote, "a twat" and I just don't appreciate their attitudes at all. They are marshalling me, not minding me like a child.

That said, short, sweet and to the point is also good, but I do not take well to the 30 second exaggerated version of "don't be a dick" I want to hear an actual brief that's been written down and learned, not just some random goings over of things that save time to mention before they actually happen.

Airsoft sites are after all, businesses. I expect a certain level of professionalism, and when I don't see that, I black mark the site. If they aren't going to take my business seriously, then they aren't going to have it. It's all well and good keeping the rest of the day light hearted, but a safety brief needs to be serious at heart and my heart and mind can be won and lost over the presentation of it.

VFC M&P9 with some custom work by a buddy of mine state-side.
 

How am I supposed to sleep now teddy!