https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...0version-1.jpg
I should have saved this for April 1st!
Printable View
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...0version-1.jpg
I should have saved this for April 1st!
it is bad that even now I want one of these
The word from Unity is "Foreshortened."
Bob
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...cs411785-1.jpg
Garand Full Size Airsoft AEG Rifle with Real Wood Stock (Model: Standard)
ID: 41178 (AEG-ICS-202)
$509.95
I've seen these. We have a shop local selling them. A cartridge collector here has the rifle, carbine, a couple others. Looks good and feels correct but if you decide you don't want them, no one else does either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester
Nice toy, I've no use for toys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester
Not at all Mark!
Quote:
Originally Posted by eb in oregon
its a matter of perspective If I am not using it to make money then it is a toy
or
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...yairsoft-1.jpg
Soldiers with the US Army 187th Ordnance Battalion preparing to clear a room during urban combat training at the battalion’s Field Training Exercise site. The Soldiers were armed with airsoft weapons. Notice the orange tips.
Using Airsoft for Firearm Training | The Art of Manliness
Many years ago...1981 I think, we were training a recruit platoon. When we came to the stalking excersie the observers were issued Red Ryder BB guns. The stalking troops were wearing eye protection so they would get shot if spotted. Regular Red Ryder guns from the store...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester
Airsoft weapons make fantastic training tools. Cheaper than Simunitions while maintaining weight, size and feel. Prior to airsoft was paint ball guns. They were great but packed the real feel of a weapon.
Side note: don't paint ball train with Navy SEALs. They freeze the paint balls and set the guns on WOT! Man they hurt!!! :rofl::lol: