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did this dude really just talk about "confirmed kills" in an airsoft game? oh :censored2: please. I havent played alot of airsoft but when I did I had a cheap gun around 300 bucks and I smoked the dog :pain: out of guys like you. please keep the :censored2: measuring realistic there Billy Badass.

Hey all, I'm looking into getting a LMG be it a SAW, M240, M60 doesn't really matter to me. My price range is around $400 bucks, I don't really care if I get a cheaper gun then upgrade just prefer to be told exactly what upgrades are needed. I really don't trust the websites on what extras work on what gun, 'Preciate it!

Another thing to consider is how good of quality are the remakes compared to the real thing? I have an issued set and they don't fog often being running in full real military gear in Hawaii where it's constantly humid. I'd be willing to bet the knockoffs won't be as good.

Another thing to consider is how good of quality are the remakes compared to the real thing? I have an issued set and they don't fog often being running in full real military gear in Hawaii where it's constantly humid. I'd be willing to bet the knockoffs won't be as good.

So I'm going to sound like a jerk for this I'm sure but how do you guys decide what is considered a "military" loadout? Between different branches special forces or whatever else? Only reason I ask is because I have been around military for the last three years and alot of what you guys say is what we use is far from it....

Tim, I wont give you a yay or nay because this stuff is so incredibly dependent on the individual. for me for 72 hours im taking just the uniform im wearing (standard us army Skorpion W2 issued) 3 pairs of sox and a water proof sleeping bag. Everything past that will be water and for airsoft of course batteries and ammo. I'm used to running with a 40 pound vest as well as a 7 pound helmet so my bag will have absolutely nothing I cant live without. As I said at the beginning its all preference I liked the video and that you gave a reason for everything your bringing in your bag. Aaron

Not saying you are wrong by any means. We're talking about two entirely different worlds here. Assuming SWAT teams still have the over all objective of arrest before eliminate its the opposite of myself where if we know the bad guy is there we're trained to shoot first ask questions later. Needless to say I surrender to your real world experience. I have yet to apply any of my training.

Nice! don't expect much from 6mm bbs and you wont be dissapointed!

I see. So in other words mu generation and younger destroy another good thing.....

So..... I know this thread is like 2 years dead but I feel a huge need to add my input to this one..... what the hell? that doesn't sound like me.... Anyways ​when on a suicide run/mopping up enemy positions the classic "" is my go to if you don't know the meaning you know how to google right? for the start of games or to signal to my team were set for whatever plan the Rebel Yell of "Yee Yee Ha" is my favorite sound lmao

Kind of an old post hope no one minds me adding my two cents. I'm a combat engineer in a sapper company so my primary job is breaching within an infantry squad. Before I say to much I'm going off of training alone I have never deployed and done this for real. The point man in a stack on the door is usually the man with the most experience because he has .5 seconds to decide whether all four men go into the room or just two. While hes making that split second decision he also has to focus on the room, he will always take the path of least resistance, as stated earlier that's usually the way he's facing. the second man should be literally on top of him with his weapon getting in the room the same time as the point man and going the opposite direction. 3rd and fourth man in the room again go opposite directions of the person in front of them fourth man immediately takes up rear security after the shooting stops. ' This is not something you can grab those two dudes over there and explain quick then execute it perfectly. without people shooting back at us and using nothing but blanks and dummy targets in the open it takes days (the "s" means many) of constant training with the same guys rotating through all positions in the stack to just become mediocre at this. By the way, yes the point man is probably dead unless you have a way to concuss the enemy before entering be it demolition or some form of grenade.

So as I said I'm not new just returning. I joined the army and haven't played for a long while, all my friends are looking into playing again so I figured its a good past time while I'm home on leave. I noticed that the forum seams a little dead, is it dead or just not all that popular in the winter?

Honestly unless youre rolling in 1000 + people games callsigns like that are unneccessary. However in the army it reads like this: "Sapper 1-3 Golf" Sapper refers to the company name and usually would follow Alpha company Assassins Bravo company Beasts etc. First number in two number combo is the platoon Second number is the squad The final designation is a letter being represented by a phonetic. A Alpha team leader B Bravo team leader C Commo D Driver G Gunner These aren't all inclusive and I'm sure other units have different designations but this is just a rough explanation.

I agree with what everyone else is saying, just sterilize the uniform like you would for combatives no rank name army or unit insignias and you look like any 12 year old whos mom found the surplus store and thought it would look cute for airsoft. (sounds rude but not intended in that way)

Not exactly made for what you are asking but alot of guys in my platoon just cut the fingers off of Oakley hard knuckles.