Hey, I have a friend that wants to play but doesn't have a gun, would anyone be willing to bring an extra for him to play with?

I have a shotgun he can use, I'll only ask for it back if my primary goes down. Just turn it back to me at the end of the day.

I'm planning on going, we'll see closer to the date.




Also, fun fact. My hospital is right down the street from the Mill, so if any of you get hurt or die you'll get to visit me at work! 

Attending.

Won't be able to make it, I'm working that day.

XBL Gamertag: Devils Marauder

Appreciate the big write-up, it's good to see a guideline for those that are fledgling in the world of bb warz. I have to admit though, I feel like the sniper portion might deter some new players, or even veteran ones, from playing how they want too. Airsoft is a bit like competitive shooters in that way, where people will adopt the most dominant play-style and shortly after a winning combination of tactics/equipment is discovered, alot of people will try and use those methods, and people will stay away from play-styles that have been deemed "noobish", for fear of social rejection, despite the fact that they might genuinely enjoy said noobish style. Obviously this isn't a universal truth or anything, just my two cents.

Anyways, I just feel like people should be encouraged to play the way they'd like to, and senior players should foster an environment where they can teach those players the best way to use whatever style they've decided to pursue, whether it be for Milsim purposes or casual games. Airsoft is niche enough as it is, we shouldn't further subdivide ourselves with class superiority. Again, this is all just my take on a very well intended post by Arc.

Yo.


So, I'm a huge enthusiast of all things wheel-gun. I absolutely love revolvers, for more reasons than I care to type. Anyways, I recently ordered a ASG Dan Wesson 8'' Revolver. Ran me about $99 from Evike.com.  While I was sure to do plenty of research prior to hitting the dreaded "Add to cart" button, I unfortunately came to the realization that the fact that it reportedly chronos consistently at over 500 FPS, may prevent me from really getting to use it in a MiA sanctioned field.

Which really sucks.

Mind you, the site has a well worded disclaimer noting that anybody who purchases it should be aware of the high FPS, as most fields probably wouldn't allow it to be used. I couldn't help it though, I really wanted to treat myself.



Anyways, my real question here is, does anybody within MiA have any experience with this particular gun? Good or bad, positive or negative. I'm already looking into downgrading the FPS so that I can use it during games, but I've yet to really get a hold on how I'm going to pull that off without having the gun yet. (Expecting it here by Monday)


Opinions are appreciated, facts are encouraged!

- Marauder