New to air soft
- Thread starter dazza_uk
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- Oct 7, 2017
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Welcome Daz, have a good look around the forum, you'll find plenty of similar posts to yours, one thing I will say just get yourself down to your chosen sites, everyone is generally a friendly bunch most will happily discuss the pros & cons of various kit, & probably let you give it a squeeze 
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I'd resist trying to find some new bff's online that play at the sites your hoping to call home, just on the slim off chance that your new airsoft buddy turns out to be an absolute nightmare on the playing field, leaving you in an awkward situation.
Same goes for online team recruitment, these things usually work out much better for all involved if the friendships are formed organically, rather than some kinda arranged marriage lol.
.I'd resist trying to find some new bff's online that play at the sites your hoping to call home, just on the slim off chance that your new airsoft buddy turns out to be an absolute nightmare on the playing field, leaving you in an awkward situation.
Same goes for online team recruitment, these things usually work out much better for all involved if the friendships are formed organically, rather than some kinda arranged marriage lol.
Cannonfodder
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Welcome.
As above. While generally I'm not a fan of social media, sites specific faceache group can be useful.
I know the idea of turning up on your todd can feel a bit daunting but don't worry about it, the vast majority of players are very welcoming, especially to newbies, and are always willing to offer pointers and tips. They'll also be happy to talk about and show off their kit. In fact it's probably harder to get them to shut up about it
As above. While generally I'm not a fan of social media, sites specific faceache group can be useful.
I know the idea of turning up on your todd can feel a bit daunting but don't worry about it, the vast majority of players are very welcoming, especially to newbies, and are always willing to offer pointers and tips. They'll also be happy to talk about and show off their kit. In fact it's probably harder to get them to shut up about it
Big Cheese
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I remember my first game in summer 07. Turned up with some 10yr old mp5. Broke after 2 games but it was an evening game so just milled about then went home. Proper old school. No Chrono and brief was basic. Was just basically a group of lads shooting the granny out of each other in some woods. Epic.
