I've played airsoft since 1999, and paintball since 1994. (Yes, I've been around since the beginning of both basically).

I'm usually "the guy" at the field who spends 50% of his time helping others get their gear working, or helping people learn, or even doing the odd part and helping the field workers. I think airsoft in general needs more people willing to give up time, effort, and knowledge and keep this sport and community alive.

I have a lot of experience with air systems of all sorts. From 50 psi up to 4500 psi. Ranging from pneumatic tool control systems, to HPA Airsoft and Paintball rigs. Over 15+ yrs experience with electronics and electrical systems ranging from PC's, electronics down to component level design, on up to 220v power grid size applications. Some light machining and fabrication work and skills in metal and wood working.


Strength's: Vast knowledge in just about every practical field that could apply to airsoft, except current military service and combat fighting skills. Ability to think outside of the box, set aside "feelings" to get to the root of the problem and get the job done. A "Screw it, get it done, and over with" work ethic. I'm not going to say I am a grammar nazi, or a stickler for rules. However they are there for a reason. I'm NOT a fanboy, and I personally feel people are entitled to opinions (however right or wrong they may be).

Weakness': Very blunt, honest and to the point. I list this as a weakness since many people now don't have a thick enough skin to realize that I am not being mean, but that is how they generally take it. They think I am Old, Grumpy, Opinionated, and dislike "kids". (only on some days... lol)

Me raisin some hell:
Look out, here's some ammo coming at you.
Yep, still in the same AO on the field, using my favorite building corner. Shot her so long, had to switch fingers!
Wall hugging 90* firing area from 2 operators.
Yeah, every once in a while I'll camp in a window. For 11 kills in 3 minutes, I'll take it.

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