Mr_Nicoll in more British Kit!?!
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Cool! I bet that was fun. The cheap plywood buildings remind me of when I played paintball in the woods outside of Portland Oregon. It was a whole little town, windows everywhere, some of the buildings even had 2 stories. It was a lot of fun. It rained all day, but running around adrenalized, I cared not.
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You did good in the first picture ,but the second one your finger is right back in that trigger well
Rain was always better than the heat we got in SoCal. My goodness
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Nicoll, we've tried everything; negative reinforcement, belittling you, negative reinforcement... What's it going to take to get you to learn proper trigger discipline?
P.S. Tell your "mate" on the left to watch the direction of his muzzle as it looks like it's pointing at the middle "bloke's" kneecaps. Also, his weapon should probably be on safe instead of semi-auto.
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Nicoll, we've tried everything; negative reinforcement, belittling you, negative reinforcement... What's it going to take to get you to learn proper trigger discipline?
P.S. Tell your "mate" on the left to watch the direction of his muzzle as it looks like it's pointing at the middle "bloke's" kneecaps. Also, his weapon should probably be on safe instead of semi-auto.
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lol
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Nicoll, we've tried everything; negative reinforcement, belittling you, negative reinforcement... What's it going to take to get you to learn proper trigger discipline?
P.S. Tell your "mate" on the left to watch the direction of his muzzle as it looks like it's pointing at the middle "bloke's" kneecaps. Also, his weapon should probably be on safe instead of semi-auto.
+1
"Finger s?kring! J?gare Nicoll!" That is what you would have heard in the Finnish Coastal Jaegers.
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Oh no there's gona be more...................
Joke, i think i need to get into this air-soft malarkey
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Just dump them in this thread.
Also, be forewarned that you will be critiqued much more harshly. You might want to also address:
-The length of pull for your rifle
-Properly blousing your trousers
-Fixing your beret
-Wearing a beret
-The direction you're headed in life
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Whatever he just said.
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Rodger that Stormy! :thumbup:
Stalingrad, you might want to check out the site I go to;
The Fort
As well as the official facebook page;
The Fort on Facebook
Stalingrad, you might want to check out the site I go to;
The Fort
As well as the official facebook page;
The Fort on Facebook
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Ya'll give Mr Nicollet a break
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Its a good sport to get into. My favorite aspect is Military Simulation (MilSim) where you have operation games that play out like actual military operations. Players act, react, and develop strategies as if they were a member of the military in an actual war scenario. In most cases, you're assigned squads or are allowed to sign up for different squads depending on your role (basic infantry which consists of CQB fighters and general riflemen, Support which is higher FPS weaponry and LMGs, and DMR/Sniper) or if you just want to be with some of your friends who you know and play with on a regular basis. Regardless of how good you are, you will always be better with people you know watching your back.
Not all airsoft is strict and enforcing like MilSim is, but i find this more enjoyable since there's strategy involved in it rather than run and shoot your friends. Makes your adrenalin pump like freaking crazy. Some OPs are as simple as two buildings with one team defending and another attacking whereas some of the high dollar, top notch games basically remake something you'd find on ArmA in a real life aspect.
Its a hell of a sport and really fun but the thing you must think of above all else is safety. Fingers off the trigger when not intending to fire, mags out of guns when outside of the field zone, eye protection on at all times unless in designated safe areas. Regardless of where you go, anyone with a brain will scold you (heavily) if you don't follow safety procedures. I've seen guys get threatened with a firing squad for not following safety measures.
