Full Version: Hand Signals
Once you get all the main stealth processes down go for hand signals. These are proven to be very helpful especially when the enemy is all over the radio. http://www.airsoftgent.be/dbase/hands.htm
I prefer these hand signals
http://www.unconventional-airsoft.com/info...handSignals.php
http://www.unconventional-airsoft.com/info...handSignals.php
I prefer radio's, I mean, basic hand signals help in addition to radios.
It's simply to make sure the enemy can't create problems by listening to the radio. Use codes or just simply make beeps so that say clicking the talk button once means go and so on. You just need to make sure that you always use the radio the same amount so that they never think something is about to happen because there's more chatter.
QUOTE (zepprocker45 @ Jun 6 2006, 04:48 PM) 
I prefer radio's, I mean, basic hand signals help in addition to radios.
But then the enemy can intercept it. And if you're really close to the enemy, you can't use the radio, because they can still hear you talking without the radio
QUOTE (Besonderer Bedienung @ Jul 10 2006, 08:34 PM)
It's simply to make sure the enemy can't create problems by listening to the radio. Use codes or just simply make beeps so that say clicking the talk button once means go and so on. You just need to make sure that you always use the radio the same amount so that they never think something is about to happen because there's more chatter.
Yeah that's what me and my friends do when we play capture the flag in the neighborhood (NOT airsoft, lol don't flame me for unsafe use of guns)
QUOTE (bonham21cent @ Jul 11 2006, 07:26 AM)
But then the enemy can intercept it. And if you're really close to the enemy, you can't use the radio, because they can still hear you talking without the radio
Yeah that's what me and my friends do when we play capture the flag in the neighborhood (NOT airsoft, lol don't flame me for unsafe use of guns)
Yeah that's what me and my friends do when we play capture the flag in the neighborhood (NOT airsoft, lol don't flame me for unsafe use of guns)
is it bad to play airsoft I the neighborhood? WITH permsission ?
That depends, unless everybody in ur neighborhood is on vacation and have given you permissino to airsoft, then yes. if you live on a private street with not too many people (like I do) its not too hard to find days to have wars. just days were a few of the people are gone and you have permission. its a long street, but its private, and most the people I live near have kids that airsoft so its not too much of a biggie.
QUOTE (ronnie @ Dec 7 2007, 09:40 PM)
is it bad to play airsoft I the neighborhood? WITH permsission ?
If there is a chance of you injuring someone or getting the cops called on you, then yes, it is a bad idea.
But either way, discussion of "backyard airsoft" is against the rules on ASF.
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how high they are.
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associated with the playing of Airsoft "games" will be assumed to be in reference to
playing airsoft in a public place.
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that any discussions on this forum that even remotely HINT at the idea that these such
activities are ok... will be either edited, moved, closed or deleted or any combination
thereof.
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whose backyards are large, in fact many acres in size, and far from any active street. Be it
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the closest public highway, and have informed the police of your airsoft activities.
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