Dragoondark

tactical teddy anyone?

It depends on SOP of the unit. Most u.s. army units at least tell their soldiers to store full magazines top down and empty magazines top up so that its easy to tell the difference.

you could always just get an element 1911 pistol mount to allow you to mount a light http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=5107

that is some seriously intense weathering on that rifle man

you wouldn't happen to be going to RMC would you? Cause I know you sandhurst team is down here at west point this week.

Great work as always Magsz. All of your Players First Airsoft guns are always great

I've done training with sim rounds, ones that shoot the blue paint bbs. To convert our standard m16s & m4s all we did was exchange the bolt with a very bright silver bolt and loaded the simunition rounds into standard mags. The simunition rounds looked like something out of underworld or similar werewolf hunter movie.

I don't remember ever using a sim round bolt that was that blue, not saying its not just most I've used were a bright silver

you most likely won't be seeing many real steel pictures from ranger_captain anymore. better?

did you have any trouble with pmags fitting into the vfc scar magwell

It could be also that the barret may just be to heavy for a sniper to stalk around with. Most pictures I've seen with .50 cal rifles are FOB defense or strong point defense i.e. fixed defensive positions as opposed to an aggressive offensive operation

Hey, I tried searching for it, but does anyone ahve any pictures of multicam with ranger green gear? thanks

US jackets have the same flap, only we pin on our rank on that flap instead on sliding it on

Fatal, you talking prop wash, real hot day at benning, or what?

It would depend on the height at which you jumped, but I know at "combat height" jumps (low jumps) the air isn't noticably colder and you don't have the time to notice