Airsoft in Winter

[Aquamarine]

Originally Posted by Duilin

http://www.pozland.com/avp/


i think the only real bad part about playing in the winter, is trying to keep your batteries warm so they dont die out on you mid game.

I had better get around to changing one of those images.... ended up swapping it out a few weeks back to combat hot-linkers. Lets see if you can find the 'missing' image!!!

[RICKBO]

Is it the blowjob in the 'injuries' page?

[andthenhewent]

Originally Posted by coachster

nope. quite serious.

over 150 feet? hahahaha. come out to a game, I'd love for you to be on the other team. if you were to get lit up at 150ft with that much clothing, just imagine how bad it'd be at 50 feet!

Well keep in mind that I'm using upgraded sniper rifles. But that makes me excited(sort of in a weird way) that it hurts at that range- plus lots of clothing.

[fantastix]

Originally Posted by RICKBO

Is it the blowjob in the 'injuries' page?

Someone was hotlinking.

[grimreefer]

Originally Posted by Aquamarine

I had better get around to changing one of those images.... ended up swapping it out a few weeks back to combat hot-linkers. Lets see if you can find the 'missing' image!!!

Ugh...why oh why did I actually go searching for it??

[Aquamarine]

You're sick bastards for looking!

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by GabeGuitarded

For example, in winter since you don't feel the pain along with the sound of getting shot, you just call hit and go respawn or wait for the game to finish. But in summer/spring/fall, you get hit and it stings like a bitch and you know that, so you're more on edge and focused on trying not to get shot.

In cold weather it hurts MORE. Unless it hits many layers of clothing.

[mcguyver]

Originally Posted by Styrak

In cold weather it hurts MORE. Unless it hits many layers of clothing.

I beg to differ sir!!

Years ago, I shot myself in the palm of the hand point-blank with a Marui MP5K in my basement, then again later outside (this was early springtime), and the temperature was at least 20 degrees difference. I felt no difference between the two shots, and both made me scream like a sissy girl. I turn tools for a living and have more scars on my hands than most people would believe, these BBs couldn't possibly hurt that much.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by mcguyver

Years ago, I shot myself in the palm of the hand point-blank with a Marui MP5K in my basement, then again later outside (this was early springtime), and the temperature was at least 20 degrees difference. I felt no difference between the two shots, and both made me scream like a sissy girl.

Lol. You have to stay outside for a while and let your skin get cold/harder.

[dragyfj123]

Originally Posted by Duilin

http://www.pozland.com/avp/


i think the only real bad part about playing in the winter, is trying to keep your batteries warm so they dont die out on you mid game.

LEt me tell you
most of this isn't true
If you people looked into paintball guns.
There are the MILSIM ones
Yes maybe not as close to scale as airsoft but yeah
there is something called woodsball.

Also the ROF on those guns can go way above 13 or 19 or w/e they said
i've seen guns going up to 54 BPS with no breaks.
yes 54bps
So please look into paintball indepth before you post this crap around please =P.

I'm both a paintballer and an airsoft player.

[Aquamarine]

Don't listen to dragyfj123. He knows not of what he speaks, in fact, that pozland.com/avp site is EXACTLY dead on the money and in no way was meant as a pardy. It is exact and holds a 100% factual basis on reality and in no way was ever meant to smudge truth.

Hence the gay boys.

[Nik12]

Originally Posted by TCLP

Playing lol, Driving in Sask in the winter is the real challenge.

Nah, driving through from S.Ste.Marie to Kenora is a challenge in the winter.

I actually just went out and bought some "heavyweight" thermal under garments (made by Point Zero, for the arctic enthusiast....with all that moisture/sweat control BS). Anyways, a t-shirt under the top and some boxers under the bottoms and then the BDU on top of it all keeps me toasty and warm, and yet isn't uncomfortably wet after exerting myself.

[BuddyGrey]

I know this is off-topic but I just need a question answered, is there any place in ottawa or in the ottawa area where I can play airsoft with a team, I've heard of the LZ out in Arprior, but is there anything closer?

[Spawn28]

trust me the LZ is worth the drive my team drives from North Bay to there all the time well worth it and the guys are awsome

[Gunny_McSmith]

Originally Posted by BuddyGrey

I know this is off-topic but I just need a question answered, is there any place in ottawa or in the ottawa area where I can play airsoft with a team, I've heard of the LZ out in Arprior, but is there anything closer?

try: www.ottawa-airsoft.com