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30k October 25th, 2010 19:00

Wearing Gear for Halloween?
 
A few of my friends wanted to wear our airsoft gear for halloween. I was hoping to get some opinions from you guys about it.
thanks in advance.

coach October 25th, 2010 19:07

I don't see an issue with gear.

If you're asking about guns then you probably know it's wrong and are looking for justification to go out with them. So no, guns are not okay. Nerf or wood/cardboard cutouts would be a suitable substitute though.

Stealthee October 25th, 2010 19:09

Is there a possibility of being charged for "impersonating" an officer?

HeadlessChicken October 25th, 2010 19:09

What kind of opinions you looking for? Legally its ok as long as you don't bring your guns with you, even the clear ones. Would be cool if you got light reflective tape on you or carry around a glow stick since most gear is meant to blend.

Aquamarine October 25th, 2010 19:10

If your outfit says "POLICE" on it, then yes, most likely there is a possibility of being charged with impersonating an officer.

Boyso October 25th, 2010 19:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stealthee (Post 1338358)
Is there a possibility of being charged for "impersonating" an officer?

For an Armed force, I guess you could always pretend cosplaying from x movie :D

Might get sketchy if you disguise as a cop officer.

coach October 25th, 2010 19:23

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Originally Posted by Aquamarine (Post 1338360)
If your outfit says "POLICE" on it, then yes, most likely there is a possibility of being charged with impersonating an officer.

I beat that problem growing up. Instead of police across my chest or back, I had a shiny sherifs badges pinned to my shirt. I was 8 and my friend dressed up like an indian. lol

Fun times back when we could walk around with a cap gun that looked like a revolver. :)

30k October 25th, 2010 19:26

alright thanks guys. so i guess gear would be fine then. but what if you were walking in a mall? cause thats where my friends want to go

Kid October 25th, 2010 19:37

Anyone dress up as an insurgent for Halloween? Any issues?

Janus October 25th, 2010 19:42

I'm packing some dropleg holsters and a simple black tactical vest for Hallowe'en and my girlfriend and I are going out as zombie hunters armed with nerf guns.

Nerf guns are hilariously awesome.

I don't know about the POLICE text on a shirt. I doubt it would be a problem on Hallowe'en, but you never know.

SuperCriollo October 25th, 2010 20:17

I was thinking about it for a while, but the idea of being marked as a military freak turned me down lol

J-Man19 October 25th, 2010 20:30

JOC does a pub crawl every year. It's always funny looking at the faces when 10-20 guys walk in wearing full gear. We have strict rules about no guns unless they are obviously toys (bright colors, non firing) no airsoft guns at all.
and the pouches are great for holding beer and candy.

cellulose October 26th, 2010 11:45

I finally found one picture of my suicide bomber costume from last year!

http://i751.photobucket.com/albums/x.../Terrorist.jpg

There are some better ones, but I have to wait on people...

Stealthee October 26th, 2010 11:54

That guy in the background doesn't look to happy..

cellulose October 26th, 2010 12:19

Well first of all he's a gangster, so of course he's not happy and second he's not even in a costume, so he can suck it.

RaisinBran October 26th, 2010 22:57

If you're walking around in a mall, clear crapsoft wouldn't be good but nerf guns would be cool

Even better though would be to have a holster and use bananas as pistols and apples as grenades, just a thought.

redzaku October 26th, 2010 23:55

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Originally Posted by RaisinBran (Post 1339082)
If you're walking around in a mall, clear crapsoft wouldn't be good but nerf guns would be cool

Even better though would be to have a holster and use bananas as pistols and apples as grenades, just a thought.

and just in case some one ask, have some leaflet that says to eat healthy and give em the fruits, hmmm now i wanna make a gun out of carrots
BTW on friday, i hope to get me some tac vest for a zombie soldier layout, have some face paint and my arm i will have bit marks and stuff

Wrath144 October 27th, 2010 00:28

Wear all your gear, carry your guns and point them at kids.

(Do the opposite of the above)

PaddMadd October 27th, 2010 02:10

I'm going with either the SF look from DoTD(the quick scene where the guy is firing the pig while the presidential helicopter takes off from the Whitehouse lawn), or a Tier 1 impersonation(Dusty), complete with fake beard.

Stealthee October 27th, 2010 02:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaddMadd (Post 1339165)
I'm going with either the SF look from DoTD(the quick scene where the guy is firing the pig while the presidential helicopter takes off from the Whitehouse lawn), or a Tier 1 impersonation(Dusty), complete with fake beard.

Totally Tier 1.

PaddMadd October 27th, 2010 02:43

That's what I'm thinking.

It won't be very accurate to the actual character, but it will still look awesome. All I need to do is track down a Jew beard....

BobbyDangerous October 27th, 2010 05:39

You can wear your gear.. Impersonating an officer would be wearing rank..

Kos-Mos October 27th, 2010 08:24

Be carefull if your stuff is real CADPAT.

Basically you are not allowed to wear the newer ones in any occasion unless you are in the military and on duty. The old surplused ones are ok, but most people won't know the difference, so some jerk that has been to the bootcamp and got kicked out might want to rip your face because he does not understand (personal experience).

Anything from any other country would be fine... Multicam fits great with flashy Nerf guns...

dutch13 October 27th, 2010 10:42

My team and I went out to a bar a few years back all geared up minus the guns. We almost won best costumes. My buddy even wore his ghillie suit.

FACE October 27th, 2010 12:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kos-Mos (Post 1339215)
so some jerk that has been to the bootcamp and got kicked out might want to rip your face because he does not understand (personal experience).

Sorry Kos, but I just about peed myself when I read that. Reminds me of a time when me and a friend went to a club and some people thought he was someone else, Man did we have to book out of there fast.

Henry October 28th, 2010 09:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stealthee (Post 1338358)
Is there a possibility of being charged for "impersonating" an officer?

Impersonating an officer charge is VERY VERY unlikely.

I asked a police officer last year because my costume was basically SWAT with POLICE on it instead of SWAT.

Anyways, the officer said POLICE lettering is fine. Aslong as you dont go around pretending like you are a cop. Also, you can't put any district patches on your shoulders. For example,

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...-VPD_Patch.jpg

Any patches like that, you will most likely get arrested.

DarkAngel October 28th, 2010 11:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by coachster (Post 1338370)
I had a shiny sherifs badges pinned to my shirt. I was 8 and my friend dressed up like an indian. lol

Im guessing your other friends dressed up as a biker, construction worker, navy officer and cowboy :P

My money's on Hades being the biker :P He always liked stashes :rolleyes:

Jenya October 28th, 2010 12:32

Just don't bring anything that shoots if you wanna stay on the safe side.. I am wearing the ghillie this halloween.

Rugger_can October 31st, 2010 05:51

How old are you guys to be discussing what is appropriate dress up for walking around the mall or in public in general?

Grow up.


As for costume parties with friends, dress appropriate to the sensibilities of your friends. For work, wear a shitty dollar store pirate hat or something tame. Then again, I don't really care if you get picked up for being a douche in public so wear whatever you want I suppose and ignore my stupid advice.


Cheers.


(Now dressing your kid up in cool gear because he/she wants to be an Army dude, now that's just dandy. But remember no toy/fake guns, because they will self animate and kill babies or at the very least implant homicidal thoughts into your kids.)


To the OP.

Again, Dress to the sensibilities of your friends, when in doubt just do it minimalistic-ally, some BDU's and a hat is more then enough to enjoy yourself at a party.


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