Damen - RSVP OCT 24th.

Ah! so it's merly a choice of aesthetics versus functionality. Well Thanks for the info, deffinitly helps.

As the title states, is there any point in me investing into a grenade launcher? Either individual system, or attachment for the scar.

I'm already going to get a Tornado grenade, so I feel safe enough with that. Just wanted to see what you guys thought about them.

I'm unfamilure with the "PEQ" option. Can you explain that one?

     I'm a lefty shooter that has been looking for a weapon system that was versitle enough to use in standard play, or CQB. I also wanted something that would use th M16/M4 magazine type. Honestly I was never a fan of the design for the SCAR riffle. I thought it looked odd to me. Until I took a trip to Nashville Airsoft.

     Once I had the SCAR in my hands I was in love. That thing feels damn solid, heck most of it was metal. The fire selector seemed to click into fire modes correctly, ang the magazine had no problem dropping using either side of the mag release. While it seemed a bit heavy, I don't think that I would notice the weight once I got my adrenaline running.

     My only concern with the weapon is the battery size. It's stated that it uses a mini 8.4v battery. I only worry about this because I was told (by you guys) to try to shy away from the small batteries. It's said by many reviewers that you can easily get to the battery on the Echo 1 version though. I hope this is true.

     Anyways I was hopping that one of you with expereince in the SCAR weapon system could tell me your experiences. The only other gun that I really fell in love with, is the Magpul Masada shown here

     Thanks in advance for the help guys, I hope to meet up with you guys next month.

I started in on episode three. I rather like it, and do find it imformative. I hadn't even thought of a helmet until I watched your show. I hope that you guys touch more on equipment. Keep up the good work!

[Last Bump] New Price, lowest I can go.

[Bump] new price, I was advised by a friend that 150.00 would be more realistic.

I'm selling a Classic Army B&T MP5 SD5 Navy airsoft gun for $120.00 USD. The weapons has barly been used, and is in working condition. It however is missing the battery. (Lost in transit moving across country)

I have the high cap magizine that comes with it, as well as a red dot sight attachment I added. If you have any questions please email me: Damenblack@hotmail.com



Specifications:
Full metal body
Metal front set
Metal Sound Suppressor
Hi-cap magazine (200 Rd)
New Design Hop Up System
Quick Disassembly Metal Body
Movable Cocking Lever and Bolt Cover
Real Gun Logo with Uniqne Serial Number
Model No. MP009M
Product Name B&T MP5 SD5
Weight 2925.0g
Barrel Length 229mm
Barrel Caliber 6.08mm
Bullet Capacity 200
Bullet 6mm BB
Initial Bullet Speed 85-95 m/sec or 280.5 - 313.5 fps
Battery Type Large Type

Would it be feasible to cary a spare battery, with me? I understand that means I would have to field strip the weapon. Or should i look into another weapon system?

The particular G36 model is a newer "converted" model. Here is the link:
http://www.airsoftgi.com/index.php?cPath=284_287
(also they have extra rail parts to remove/replace the annoying iron sights on it)

Well if it matters for anything you just saved me a question. I had never heard of the new MOLLE gear, nor weaving it. So thanks to you and youtube, I r edumacated.

Ok makes sense. So it seems you find the coms a essential part, as it should be. Where would you suggest that I start when looking for a good set up?

On a side not, I do believe that my wife and I will be going with the Echo 1 "G36C" MTC weapon. Even if I never ended up playing with you guys using a univeral magizine system should still be as effective. (not that I wouldn't mind playing with ya! lol)

I watched several videos on people playing airsoft with high power flashlights. In fact an entire team was using them in a close quarters capture the flag. You yould have to be blinded with the illumination they were giving off, that is if you were on the recieveing end. Is that kind of thing a factor when playing outside or larger areas?

Thanks for the good tip. I have a question about pistols now. I'm a pretty big guy, with slightly bigger than average hands. I've held a lot of different model pistols, and only the .45 and up seem to feel comfortable.

The only thing that bugs me, is they're so darn big I might get all fumbled up with it. So is there anything that you guys would suggest I loot at in terms of a pistol? Or for that matter, do you even suggest carrying one?

Wow, total eye opener. I have never thought of that. Thanks for the info, I can now start searching for the weapon that will work for me.