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Felonies March 7th, 2013 22:02

Preparing for the Season
 
So im trying to prepare for the spring summer airsoft season since I now have a job and wont in summer because of school. I really would like to know which things I should be buying first, as I would like a FULL list of what I would need for a 24hr Milsim.

What I have:

KA M4 (Metal)
3-4 High caps
Smart charger
2 Batterys
Sling
Shitload of BB's
Molle recon chest

I know its not alot because I just got into it before winter, and Yes I know some of you may have huge list, and......THATS OK I am willing to drop a few hundred if need be in to things that are a necessity

Uberg33k March 7th, 2013 22:24

If you're doing MilSim I'd pick up midcaps instead. Nothing crushes realism like rattling BB's. lol

ThunderCactus March 7th, 2013 22:25

camo and boots
and the season starts as early as january lol

nichtessen March 7th, 2013 22:29

probably a rutt sack or like back to carry snacks and water or a hydration system. I get hungry, even in a fire fight lol.

Good boots
Eye wear.

Ricochet March 7th, 2013 22:29

- BDUs
- Water bladder and pack
- appropriate pouches
- comfortable boots (very important)
- some kind if head wear
- protective eye wear and back up
- dead rag
- gloves (mechanix are fine)

Yes, dump the high caps. Most fields that allow them have a one high cap limit, and they are taboo with most of the rest of the community. Mid caps/low caps are great.

Sounds like your off to a pretty good start.

Felonies March 7th, 2013 22:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThunderCactus (Post 1769975)
camo and boots
and the season starts as early as january lol

Ya I realize that but even if its realism Im not doing any winter events. I wont be trekking out in a snow suit, and eskimo hood.
I will only be doing event come spring/summer.

ThunderCactus March 7th, 2013 22:42

when it's -5 with the sun out, you're sweating your balls off lol

Forever_kaos March 7th, 2013 22:54

Colder months are the best months, no freaking bugs!

Look into some water-proof socks, I love my Sealskin ones. Picked them up for ~$30 on Ebay, and work amazingly well!
Dry feet = warm happy feet.

I would say 2 sets of camo, one green and the other tan. Get some good wet/wind weather layer. The weather can eat a lot of players up quick.

Felonies March 7th, 2013 23:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ricochet (Post 1769979)
- BDUs
- Water bladder and pack
- appropriate pouches
- comfortable boots (very important)
- some kind if head wear
- protective eye wear and back up
- dead rag
- gloves (mechanix are fine)

Yes, dump the high caps. Most fields that allow them have a one high cap limit, and they are taboo with most of the rest of the community. Mid caps/low caps are great.

Sounds like your off to a pretty good start.

What do you guys carrie everything in obv tee mags have holders and shit, but for all misc items do people carrie backpacks or what?

BennyBoy March 7th, 2013 23:11

Winding high caps requires too much focus, prefer to put my focus on other things like shooting and keeping an eye on surrounding.

Wrath144 March 7th, 2013 23:15

Did you read the list? Most of that stuff is worn, not carried. The rest fit in pockets.
But yes, I carry a backpack.

Ricochet March 7th, 2013 23:43

You can get a proper assortment of pouches that'll damn near carry everything.

Felonies March 7th, 2013 23:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ricochet (Post 1769998)
You can get a proper assortment of pouches that'll damn near carry everything.

Alright thank you for your help.
This weekend Im going to grab some boots,maybe a helmet or face protection, and a pair of goggles anyone got any good recommendations? I can go anywhere in the GTA pretty well. Im in Milton if you must know.

Also I am 19 currently and will be 20 come fall, am I eligible to play in practically all events? Asking because I practically waited 2 years since 17 to get in this community XD. Sorry for the new questions.

Forever_kaos March 8th, 2013 00:04

Once you're past 18, you're virtually welcomed everywhere.
Don't take my word for it, just because I said so... Who knows, some hosts could want an older crowd

"65+ only, senior citizen cards will be checked" :D

Brian McIlmoyle March 8th, 2013 00:06

You got it backwards,

The guns the easy part, you need stuff to keep YOU going.

Clothes, camo, you need 2 sets one green based one tan based.
A heavy fleece and a light one, gortex shell,,and pants.

Several,hats, green and tan, warm, cool, and water resistant,

Good boots, 2 pair, one for cold wet , one for warm dry,

Load bearing gear, a hydration pack, and a 3 day pack.

Flashlights, 3 a small always carried, a larger " find my crap" light and a weapon light.

An individual first aid kit.

A ranger blanket, gloves, warm ones and tactical,

Thermos, small stove , light cooking gear,

Once you have all this , you would be pretty much ready,

2 guns, primary and backup, extra batteries, lots of mags, because you won't be using high caps.



Quote:

Originally Posted by Felonies (Post 1769964)
So im trying to prepare for the spring summer airsoft season since I now have a job and wont in summer because of school. I really would like to know which things I should be buying first, as I would like a FULL list of what I would need for a 24hr Milsim.

What I have:

KA M4 (Metal)
3-4 High caps
Smart charger
2 Batterys
Sling
Shitload of BB's
Molle recon chest

I know its not alot because I just got into it before winter, and Yes I know some of you may have huge list, and......THATS OK I am willing to drop a few hundred if need be in to things that are a necessity


Felonies March 8th, 2013 00:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian McIlmoyle (Post 1770006)
You got it backwards,

The guns the easy part, you need stuff to keep YOU going.

Clothes, camo, you need 2 sets one green based one tan based.
A heavy fleece and a light one, gortex shell,,and pants.

Several,hats, green and tan, warm, cool, and water resistant,

Good boots, 2 pair, one for cold wet , one for warm dry,

Load bearing gear, a hydration pack, and a 3 day pack.

Flashlights, 3 a small always carried, a larger " find my crap" light and a weapon light.

An individual first aid kit.

A ranger blanket, gloves, warm ones and tactical,

Thermos, small stove , light cooking gear,

Once you have all this , you would be pretty much ready,

2 guns, primary and backup, extra batteries, lots of mags, because you won't be using high caps.

Ok well for atm Im only gonna focus on one Camo, I know its probabaly based on teams as well as the environment but which camo would be best to buy first?

metagod March 8th, 2013 00:15

kill light for night game
flashlight
glowstick
extra gas for gas guns
food, mre, granola bar etc
rain coat, tarp, tent if camping in field
whistle in case of emergency

EchoFourTwelve March 8th, 2013 00:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Felonies (Post 1770008)
Ok well for atm Im only gonna focus on one Camo, I know its probabaly based on teams as well as the environment but which camo would be best to buy first?

I think we'd be able to help you if you had a specific field in mind that you're to play at, but from what I have been told, (more pro 1337 players please chime in) woodland camo, any earth tone or multicam works well in most out door fields.

Felonies March 8th, 2013 01:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by EchoFourTwelve (Post 1770021)
I think we'd be able to help you if you had a specific field in mind that you're to play at, but from what I have been told, (more pro 1337 players please chime in) woodland camo, any earth tone or multicam works well in most out door fields.

Really any outdoor fields in Ontario.
Will be going to Nightfall, and probably flag raiders alot.

Felonies March 8th, 2013 01:27

Also not to ask to many questions but could you guys recommend me some of the brands I should be getting either at toronto airsoft or ultimate airsoft (preferably).
For example would PTS mags go well with my KA M4?

OM3GA March 8th, 2013 01:55

The real PTS Pmags (not the green label box sets or beta project pmags) work very well in the KA M4's. Another option is the Socom Gear magazines, be it the Lancer L5's or Troy Battle mags. I have had good luck with these working well in the KA M4's.

If I remember correctly mag brand magazines also work but I may be mistaken. All of these magazines can be bought at airsoftparts.ca.

Ricochet March 8th, 2013 02:19

Multicam. Vast assortment of gear, works practically everywhere (in many cases better than camouflages designed to specifically own environments.). For instance ive played in many heavy brush, and woodland environments, and have found multicam beats out woodland 99% of the time. Contains soft greens and earth tones (considered a tan camo, not green).

Felonies March 8th, 2013 02:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by OM3GA (Post 1770038)
The real PTS Pmags (not the green label box sets or beta project pmags) work very well in the KA M4's. Another option is the Socom Gear magazines, be it the Lancer L5's or Troy Battle mags. I have had good luck with these working well in the KA M4's.

If I remember correctly mag brand magazines also work but I may be mistaken. All of these magazines can be bought at airsoftparts.ca.

So for example these?
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=2464

The only thing on that site is I can only see High caps from Socom gear.

Brian McIlmoyle March 8th, 2013 10:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Felonies (Post 1770008)
Ok well for atm Im only gonna focus on one Camo, I know its probabaly based on teams as well as the environment but which camo would be best to buy first?

Whatever you like, personally I tend to oldschool patterns

For green, Brit DPM US woodland

For Tan, not oldschool, Multicam

OM3GA March 8th, 2013 13:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Felonies (Post 1770042)
So for example these?
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=2464

The only thing on that site is I can only see High caps from Socom gear.

Yes those are the ones I mean. They are mid caps, be it large ones. The Troy battle mags they have are the same thing just with a different shell.

They can be loaded to what ever you like, personally I like loading them to 30 rounds like a real magazine even though they can hold around 200.


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