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Another review sponsored by Echo1 USA, enjoy!

Links talked about in video:

1. Echo 1 SOB 2: http://echo1usa.com/English/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=679&zenid=htm5jbq0rtphnbq1bmieaaif96

2. Brian’s Tech Support SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/echo1techsupport

3. Echo 1 SOB 2 Takedown: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzzzD0qEM_k&feature=channel_video_title

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Filmed at Section8 Airsoft which is located near Glasgow in central Scotland, if you wish to play here the game dates and directions etc are on the Section8 website at http://www.s8airsoft.com/

The players at Section8 arrange their games via a forum at the following link
http://forums.airsofters.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?s=a51e19e123ee82d8e4f02b78d6fb7c95&f=88

If you require Airsoft guns in the UK I advise you use http://www.airsoftworld.co.uk

For more information on playing Airsoft in the UK and elsewhere I recommend you use the forum on the following website http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/forums/
You will need to set up a login to use the forums, its free.

Filmed using a Canon 1Ds MKIII Edited on a 27" Apple iMac using Apple iMovie

A short vid summing up 2011 – filmed entirely at Redbarn Airsoft. Featuring friends and fellow airsofters! Dancing by Paddy from the RATS. Music – Evil Angel ( Avin it Large Baz!)

Hobbyeshop review: KJ Works KP08 Hi-Capa Dual Power (BK)
http://hobbyeshop.com/eshop/product_info.php?products_id=1922

Airsoft GI and Desert Fox Fields will be hosting a Bad Guy Game on January 8th at Desert Fox Mount Field in Oro Grande, CA. This isn’t a huge formal MILSIM Game. Just come out to play at Oro Grande with your best Bad Guy Get-Up and have some fun with some like minded individuals. There will be a prize for the coolest looking bad guy in attendance. See you there!

The e500 Tactical Handguard light is a compact yet powerful illumination device for your M4 series Airsoft rifles. This unit features an integrated pressure switch providing you the most natural access to your light while keeping your rifle compact. A modular dual flashlight illuminated handguard set for M4 Series Airsoft AEGs. The flashlight features a high powered CREE style LED main light and a low powered LED unit for quick illumination of close-up objects without blinding yourself with the reflection. For Airsoft use only.

http://www.echo1usa.com | http://www.ssairsoft.com

Brian the Echo1 Tech visits one of the greatest airsoft cqb arenas in the South Eastern United States. SS Airsoft Arena is 14,000 sq. ft. with a full retail store and tech department. The whole arena is themed from top to bottom with great attention to detail. When visiting Atlanta, this is definitely one destination you don’t want to miss!

Footage from my GoPro HD HeadCam while at a skirmish at The Airsoft Factory, a CQB facility in Bridgewater, New Jersey. The gun I am using is a Tokyo Marui MP7 AEP.
Thanks for watching!

kwc miniuzi test

KWC CO2 MINIUZI

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Introducing the first ever Kill Counter in a RAINBOW video because you asked for it! In this video we continue to follow Casper at Tac City as he racks up the kills. Disclaimer: All "confirmed kills" may not be 100% accurate, sometimes its hard to tell, but we did our best.

Here’s a peek at the ULTR cool Walther PPQ First Edition. Definitely a good score if you can find it.

KSC G&P FULL STELL M11A1 GBB

LINK TO PRODUCT: http://www.opticsplanet.net/tactical-assault-gear-tactical-vest-tag-intrepid-chest-rig.html

This chest rig is definitely one of my most favorite rigs next to my Eagle Industries Plate Carrier with Cummerbund. It’s lightweight, simple, and most of all it comes with quality pouches. Most of the pouches have massive drainage ports so you won’t have to worry about carrying extra weight if you come out of the water (Sorry I forgot to mention that in my review). The mag pouches are excellent as they can accommodate quite a variety of magazines. The modifiable retention straps for the pouches was a big plus for me as heard in the video. I would also like to say you could take off the bungee straps completely but the mags would be a bit loose. Even though I love this chest rig, I wish TAG would have just replaced the utility pouches with MOLLE and allowing more user freedom. I run a paddle mounted SERPA on the right side of my hip and the utility pouches do get in the way. That’s the only con I could find about this chest rig and that only applies to me. I would like to say the quality of the craftsmanship by TAG on this product is incredible, the stitching is spot on and when you hold this piece of kit in your hands just from the feeling you already know it’s a quality product.

I do not own the song featured in this video and all credit for the music goes to its original owner(s).

This video’s short…the 40 minutes will go fast. Three runs are thrown down on the Sledgehammer Short Drill: James, Matt, and TacticalDoodle. We hook James into a CZ 75 B just in case the "zero" was off on his other pistol (Glock). He’s a bit off with it but presses on with some AK action, using a TNP Arsenal SGL31 5.45mm for the rest. Matt weighs in with DPMS .308 and puts down a respectable run. He’s got a good trigger press as he connects at 200 yards with that beast. Lunchtime ensues and I take you along for the food fest: HUGE pizza-sized grilled sirloin burgers and PFI’s dogs on the grill. Most excellent grub. We talk a bit about systems and we’d like to see a quality adjustable stock and rail system from Troy for the AK rifle. TacticalDoodle with Santa hat and all kicks it in geart with his next run and ties the day’s high score at 58 points. Holy cow! The timing on the run was an abortion since two targets had to be set up again (knocked over from getting rocked by the .308 50 times) and he wasn’t setting a speed record. But his accuracy is dialed in, shooting the S&W 1911 Pro Series and SGL31 with precision (full points at 200 yd stage, very hard to do). This includes probably the best 35 yard group of the day while head shooting the PBG (paper bad guy). Somewhere along the way I stuff tissue in my nose to stop the snot. ///////////////////Music: Licensed from Jason Shaw///////////////// Get your TNP branded gear at HTTP://WWW.NUTNFANCY.BIGCARTEL.COM

A bone stock Ruger 10/22 is a load of fun. Having shot them since 1976 and sent 10,000s of rounds downrange in them, I’m in love with stock 10/22s. But they can be amped up to new levels of cool and capability. In this video I show you a Nutnfancy Favorite Ruger 10/22, a true Hall of Famer. On it I’ve mounted the Troy Industries T-22 "Sport" chassis and the Tactical Solutions threaded barrel and comp and some other minor components, all of which add a lot to the gun’s fun. It’s superlight at 5 lbs 4 oz and is razor fast into action (shown). The 6000 series chassis proved tough and durable in 1000s of rounds sent in harsh winter conditions. It attaches easily to the 10/22 reciever, it’s very stable, durable, and provides monolithic optics capabilities. The included Troy Battlesights are phenomenal and when that front post is replaced with a .034" sight, amazing accuracy results. Of course props must be given to the also amazing Tactical Solutions barrel which easily achieves one hole groups at 50 yards (shown) with CCI MiniMag ammunition. I recommend always going with the threaded versions so as to attach the TacSol compensator or a quality suppressor. Reliabiity with Ruger BX-25, Butler Creek Steel Lips, and Tactical Innovations magazines was excellent overall. Preliminary testing of the BlackDog 50 rd drum in this setup disappointed. Other upgrades on this TNP HOF gun include a Clark Custom trigger, Tangodown grip, Magpul CTR stock, and Force Productions extended charging handle. With an outfitted Weaver RV9 scope on a UTG mount (works great), accuracy possibilities continue well out to 100 yards (hard to hear steel hits beyond 50 yards in our areas though). The ergonomics are superior: slim, clean free-floated foreend has no sharp edges or extraneous rail. Simply attach the rail sections you want (discussed). Tested with TNP crew and the manufacturers themselves (thanks to Keith at TacSol and the boys from Troy), this setup proved itself as one of the best 10/22 platforms around. //////////////////////////////////Nutnfancy Likeability Scale: 10 out of 10