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Accessories & Ammo / Re: Comm suggestions?
« on: June 25, 2015, 06:55:17 PM »
I recommend a Baofeng UV-5R.  You can get one for around $30.00 on ebay or amazon and they are fully programmable.
I would also buy a Kenwood 2-pin hand mic with privacy port for an earpiece then you have push to talk and can hear everything that is going on.

Thanks! :D I'll look into that set.

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Accessories & Ammo / Re: Long gun storage
« on: June 25, 2015, 04:51:51 PM »
Lol, yeah I heard that. I prefer open-air too, problem is sometimes it inspires bad ideas. But I digress, lol. If you need any help with material or a draw-up for the design, gimme a shout. I don't mind helping out a bit. I'm sure you could figure it out on your own though.

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Accessories & Ammo / Re: Long gun storage
« on: June 25, 2015, 04:29:57 PM »
I know you mentioned that space isn't an issue, but I know that's how my shop started out as well. Then space suddenly became a figment of my imagination. xD

Anyways, here's a nice rotary "lazy susan" style gun canter that I've used before. It's nice because you can build it yourself with relative ease. Just need some good wood (heh) and a little know-how. Should be able to store most LR platforms, you can even bore out one of the slots for a wider bearth if you have an MG or something a bit fatter than a traditional rifle. The cool thing about this stand is that it doesn't take up much room, it's perfect for a corner. Plus it rotates, so you don't need to wedge yourself between muzzles and a wall to get to something. I'd suggest slotting the bottom panel so that you can set your handguns near the stocks of the rifles.



Obviously this would be for replica use only, I'm sure you know to keep your iron monsters locked up tight. ;D

Hope this helps!

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Accessories & Ammo / Comm suggestions?
« on: June 25, 2015, 04:22:33 PM »
Yo,

So I'm building out my kit for when I step back into the world of RealSim games. I've never had a radio for game-use, but I will be purchasing one for this year. I was wondering if perhaps any RTO aficionados out there might be able to suggest a good brand/setup for lil' ole' me? Any help/suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Please, no PRC-119s. xD


-J

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Tech Questions / Re: This doesn't make sense?
« on: June 25, 2015, 02:55:35 PM »
Yo

The Devil is in the details, my friend. Mind telling us  what the platform is, what parts you're playing with and such? It should help us to help you diagnose the issue.

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Airsoft Discussion / Re: New, but too old ?
« on: June 25, 2015, 12:52:33 AM »
Saying you're too old to play airsoft would be like saying you are too old to mow the lawn!!!
That doesn't make any sense. My grandfather literally can't mow his own lawn.

I don't think that your grandpa was the subject of his statement though. :x

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Off Topic / Re: Pre game music.
« on: June 25, 2015, 12:28:53 AM »




I'll just leave this here.

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Digital Entertainment / Re: Thoughts on E3 this year?
« on: June 25, 2015, 12:17:40 AM »
Oculus Rift seems to have alot of potential, and I was pretty impressed with their Pre-E3 presentation. (Obviously, it would have been more cool if they had some video, but I understood how a 2D projected game clip wouldn't do much justice to the prospect of VR.) Anyways, Virtual Reality has always been a dirty wet dream for me, it will be cool to see how it develops.


As far as titles are concerned, I'm looking forward to Battlefront, The Division, Rainbow Six and Doom. ;D

OH, and lest we forget the PC port to Console of DayZ. (A popular, open world MilSim Zombie  survival mod for Arma 2 and Arma 3.)

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Airsoft Discussion / Re: New, but too old ?
« on: June 24, 2015, 09:51:42 PM »
Hey there, young man!

You're by no means too old to come out and shoot with people. Not even for one moment should that thought be in your mind. So long as you have the will to have fun, you will.

And remember, An old snake is no less deadly.

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