GenuineGerman

Whilst I agree with @superwokpremise that for casual players it is hard to obtain and get UKARA current, I can’t help but think this leaves a bitter taste for those that go regularly and get UKARA current. I am in no way saying that superwok is the at fault here or that I blame him. It’s simply frustrating that the very retailers that agree to partake in this scheme, that lots of people subscribe too, are finding a way around it.

This is a good point ?

I was thinking about getting one just to test but it would be a massive waste of money

Great idea ?. My missus did comment to the effects of “ I’ve not seen many middle, overweight master chiefs recently” which has put a dampener on my enthusiasm.

To be fair for that money you can get a decent fast or bump setup

Thanks, I don’t think I would buy it as I am worried about the safety rating or lack there off but I still think it’s cool

No not those types. Im asking the collective mind for your opinions although I already know what’s coming haha. Not to lie I think this is alley af but as I’m a follower I’d like to know your thoughts on it. https://amzn.eu/d/4xxlHI5 Please don’t just me too harshly and I know I can get much better value of money.

Npf bassetts pole and fireball squadron are just outside Tamworth/Sutton

20 quid down the Swanee unless your going to go to comicon dressed as ghost from MW then really.

All it really just does is prove you’ve paid to be in a cosplay group and have membership. Can’t see what how pli would give you a Defense? Open to ideas Being in a group might provide a Defense but I think that would depend on the group type. Thinking MVT etc Not sure how the authorities would feel about me cosplaying as a sf operator(mainly cause I’m fat), and using that as reason to buy a rif however I can for and against reasons.

Oh now that is an idea

Got to say I love me a bit of stargate

@superwokdo they send you the policy for the pli to show you the level of cover?

That does look odd, I would expect a website to state a basic detail of what you get for signing up and paying for pli. If I’m honest it looks like an easy way to get money (not calling it a scam) without much of a service to provide. I would be very worried if I had it and ever needed to use it.

https://www.airsoft-hub.com/item/29189-raven-glock-eu18 is it me or am I missing something apart from a mag of course?

Reading through the responses on here I get the impression most would like people to naturally come to Airsoft as a sport? I was thinking about the whole YouTuber/celebrity thing last and came to the conclusion that the large Airsoft channels only get views with click baiting cheat videos(trotting pony etc). Which in turn I think creates a really negative view of airsoft. Obviously not all and there are some really good channels out there. Perhaps getting some real steel YouTubers might be an idea like Brandon Herrera but I think as players we are the best gatekeepers and also the best people to show off how great Airsoft is. Just a couple of thoughts really and I may well be wrong.

Everyone is a wokey cheater

People like trotting donkey are the reason people come to Airsoft sadly, The calibre of people could be questioned I think. Lefties, righties or middlies it’s much of a muchness for me. Sensible people can see that law abiding Airsoft players arent going to turn into criminals or at least the vast majority aren’t. The problem is the vocal fringe that seem to control the headlines and scaremonger because clearly they aren’t out shooting pews at each other and having fun.

Mine would be quite happy in the safe area drinking coffee. God loves a trier

Hi Andy, lovely gat and welcome

Eh cannon haha ? I prefer meat sandbag!!

Smoking weed that’s a new one to me, the mind boggles.

I think the health aspect is a really good point. Certainly makes cardio exercise much more fun.

I was thinking about this subject today. As a sport how does it attract new players on to the field? What can existing players do to attract people that might not otherwise be interested in a day running through a muddy field getting shot. What can event organisers do to increase footfall. Some of use bring friends and family along however how do we as community get to people who wouldn’t normally consider spending a day shouting “hit”. My first big reason I think inhibits people is the price. Rentals are expensive and then buying kit as we all know can be balance busting. I’m interested to find out mainly just out of curiosity.