What do you guys carry on the field with you? like how many mags do you carry, are they hi cap or not? and how DO you carry them...seeing as the mags are extremely akward. Just wanna see what yall AEP loadout is.

Don't have it any more, but here ya go

TM Mp7
2 extra batteries
4 100rd MAG mags
6 TM 50rd mags
Eotech 511.A65

Regular Molle vest with alot of m203 pouchs that fit the extended mags.
Dump pouch

TM M93R
1 standard mag
1 high-cap
Railed slide
Cheap $8 RDS

Planning to buy a supressor for looks, and maybe another high-cap

This post has been edited by airsoft_sniper: Feb 1 2008, 03:44 PM

I use three marui hicaps for my TM G18C. I also use the prolight. I have the rail adapter and shorty silencer as well on a different slide so I can QD the stock slide for the slide with silencer.

The hicaps are actually very easy to store. my chest rig happens to have a radio pouch long enough to hold them. I just had to make a wider flap for keep the mags from falling out. but I found out recently that I can just stick the thin part of the mag into molle straps. My chest rig doesnt have molle straps (it is the universal chest rig from eagle industries) But any other type you can just stick them in. You put them in upside down. so the thin part goes point down, like a knife, into the molle strap. here is a pic of my police getup for a cqb game in philly. you can kinda make out the mags on my chest, on my left side.



This post has been edited by Solscud007: Feb 1 2008, 03:47 PM

Pretty sweet load-out Solscud. How much money have you spent for your MP7, like the accessories, not including the gun itself?

that was all just stuff I had left over and stuff I swapped from my other guns. Like the red dot. I only have one red dot that I swap from gun to gun. The battery box was only $20 bucks. I had to get the Laylax battery adapter. I think that was $20 as well. and then the MAG mid caps were like 18 bucks for three.

I'd like to see some pictures of your G18c. Yours sounds almost like mine. I use a CYMA G18c with rail system, Red-dot holographic sight, M3 light and I glued the thread protector to the inside of a M4 flash hider as I didnt like the look of the thread protector on the rail. When I use it as a primary in CQB, I usually have 4-6 hi-caps available.

I usually have another G18c thats stock in a thigh holster with 6-8 spare magazines (I usually put 3 mags into a standard pistol mag pouch). I also make sure I have a magazine dump pouch to drop the empty mags into.

I also have a WELL MP7 that I'm getting used to. However, I only have 4 lo-cap mags at this time. Need some hi-caps and will then use it more often.

BTW, here are some pics of my loadout:

Before/After









This post has been edited by airsoft_sniper: Feb 2 2008, 10:24 AM

Cyma glock 18c
2 standard mags
1 high cap
2 batteries

the standard mags fit stacked pretty well in the spare magazine compartment in my holster.

Pretty cool, um what's all that stuff on it? lol

paint? I get bored, its been painted several times.

CYMA 030 AEP
4x standards (one in the gun, three in the single magazine pouch on the holster)

I have an extra battery as well.

Well MP7 with 30mm red dot on top rail, microlight on side rail, low cap mag in the gun, 6-100 rnd mid cap MAG mags in drop holster on the leg.

That's in CQB where I am using it as primary.

When I am playing in the field, I lose the red dot and the microlight, and sling it behind me while carrying the M14 or the G3.

Tm Mp7
3 extra batteries
5 MAG midcaps
2 little MAG mags
1 Well std.

This is for CQB as my primary.
I hold the little mags in my pistol mag pouches, and the bigger ones in my AK mag pouches.
For CQB I go simple belt rig.

For open field, I have it in my holster, and I only bring 2-3 mags with me.

What holster do you use, I want something to fit the MK23... huge pistol. for some reason, it fits my 16 year old hands perfecto.



Oh, Solscud, all you have to do is give that picture to Mauri, and they will put their label on the top right corner, and pay you a couple bucks for it. Looks very, very professional. Very Marui-like. they always have the mp5 with the vest, and the 1911 with shells and mags, well, Here is the pic ad for the Mp7!

This post has been edited by Aimfor1337: Feb 20 2008, 03:05 AM

You might consider trying the Ehobby Mk.23 specific holster. It works, but the fit is very loose, so much so that I am almost concerned that the Pistol will fall out. When you holster it without the LAM though, and seal the two sides together, it fits like a glove. I feel like I may just be using it wrong when I have the LAM attached.

My AEP loadout before I sold it was:
CYMA G18C
2 Standard Mags

It was a backup rather than a primary, so I traveled light.

I'm pretty sure he was talking about the drop-leg rig that he uses to hold his 6 mag 100 round midcaps.
The ehobby mk23 specific holster is actually pretty quality gear for the price.
I used it before and there was room for my monster upgraded mk23 with LAM, 2 extra mk23 mags, and the large battery for my primary.
Item num is 270213575788 if you want to check it out, it's only $20 shipped(or something around there)

In colder weather when I do use my AEP...

TM M93r
Railed slide
TM suppressor
Red dot site
Four Standards
Two extra batteries

MP7 first line loadout

**FYI: this is not my loadout, it's a team mates**

I carry my CYMA 030 in a BHI thigh holster, with three spare magazines in the single mag pouch on the holster.

I just got my BHI Serpa Holster for my TM G18C

I had to modify it a little with a dremel to get the G18C AEP to fit. As well as to get the AEP Hicap to fit.

I wore this all day at work to get a feel for how it sits as a drop leg. I cannot remember a more comfortable platform/holster. all drop legs that I have used shift and pull down on my belt. but this dual strap system distributes the weight better.

I like the ergonomics of the Holster paddle retention system. Your index finger slides over the switch and you push it as you pull the glock out. very natural feeling. Also it is nice since it is hinged with a spring, you can return the glock to the holster and "click" it snaps back and holds the glock's trigger guard. Compared to normal holsters where there is a snap retention strap and a button. but if you want to holster your pistol, you need to fiddle with the strap which usually requires you to redirect your attention and two hands to operate.


The downside to this holster is the fact that it cannot accomodate a tactical light mounted to the glock. BHI has made a "Level 3 Serpa" holster that can fit a tac-light. however it is proprietary to their "Xiphos" Tac-light. according to customer service at BHI they will not come out with a holster to fit a M3 style light until 2009.

Because I cannot use my Tokyo-Marui Pro-light (which powers the gun) I will need to use stock batteries for now. But I plan to find the tactical battery lanyard for AEP and run an external battery.

I plan to have a second mag holder for the back side of the holster but im still debating whether or not to get it. This is due to the fact that a mag will get in the way of my hand. I will need to play with the arrangement of mag holders and design my ideal setup.

wow, am I the only person in the entire world who owns an m81? (double eagle usp aep)

no wonder the mags are so hard to come by.

(tee, hee... I have jarmungo hands - even the double stacks feel small, I added 1-2 layers of bicycle innertube, now it is a confortable fit...)

This post has been edited by bgugi: Mar 11 2008, 06:46 PM

New guy here. Thought I'd share my AEP's.

Robocop what kind of silencers are those?

TM Prosilencer-shorty.

Hey Robocop this thread is for load out. but nice twin M93r nonetheless.

Robocop: Are those TM M93Rs? I have a TM M93r (pics above). I also have the railed slide, but I need a supressor.

Geting back into the Aep thing.





The DE is up for sale however

Is that a replica Matchweight or is that another expensive as hell weight?

Looks good, just one thing you should change, get a black backpack, all of the dark one-color clothing and a camo backpack

looks like u put some rubber bands on over the tan paint... not a bad idea for mock twigs on a paint job

CYMA CM030
x2 standard mags

Well Mp7
1 standard mag
1 150 round hicap

1 cyma glock
2 standard mags
2 hi-cap mags
2 extra batteries

how much was the pistol?

My old loadout was a CYMA CM030 with an extra hicap, but I sold it, and I miss it so much that I'm going to get a new one and get with this setup:
CYMA G18c $40 (used)
CYMA rail monut $18
JBU cheapo RDS $12
extra 30rd mag $10
total with shipping $90

I'm on a budget and this is what I came up with, tell me what you think.

With my new USP, I pretty much have..
1 DE M81 USP
2 batteries (1 spare)
5 magazines
1 speed loader
500 .2g BBs in a bottle to load the speed loader.

All contained in the pistol part-thingy of my vest.

Cyma .030 (My main back up)

Cyma .121

DE M81 (I put it on full auto and smoke started rolling out of it I haven't shot it since.)

TM MP7A1

Carry my Cyma 030 in a drop leg holster. The magazine compartment in the front of the holster can fit 2 extra mags and an extra battery. (instead of one big gas pistol mag). I slide them in sideways. Of course the gun has a battery and mag as well already inserted. I do the same with my DE M81 USP aep. My DE has been heavily modified using cyma glock parts from a broken 030 gun. I use these as sidearms. I carry a primary AEG. Typically I wont even use the AEP, but it's there to fall back on. If I were to play a pistol only skirm then I use a gbb if the weather is warm. AEPs if it's a winter match.

This post has been edited by Jerich0: Dec 9 2008, 07:33 PM

G18 AEP, 3 batteries, 2 mags in a Blackhawk Serpa.

I feel like buying a DE usp now.

CYMA g18
rail
hi cap
standard mag
battery





I don't like the rail on now case I don't have slencer,flashlight,and a scope yet.

I just took these pictures and I started taking pictures of my tsd single shot shotgun. the loading port borke :( I got it for christmas and my dad bought it at our LAS and we have a warranty.

Here is my newest addition to my TM.

I had to mess with the compensator to get it to fit. I actually got it to fit around the thread protector. Now I can screw it on and off whenever I want.

This post has been edited by Dodge: Feb 1 2009, 11:39 AM