Me and a friend of mine once had two springers of the same brand, one KWC Desert Eagle, and one KWC 1911 from ancient times. We decided to compare them, both in accuracy and power, so we put a cigarette on a table, standing up on its filter.
I managed to hit it first, but the bb just bounced off, and the cigarette was knicked a bit back.
After putting it back the way it was, my friend eventully hit it with his Deagle, which was in fact a bit more powerful than mine.
We eventually found the cigarette though, half of it were gone and what was left was pretty much ruined..
who r u
[QUOTE=What is this;36037283]Me and a friend of mine once had two springers of the same brand, one KWC Desert Eagle, and one KWC 1911 from ancient times. We decided to compare them, both in accuracy and power, so we put a cigarette on a table, standing up on its filter.
I managed to hit it first, but the bb just bounced off, and the cigarette was knicked a bit back.
After putting it back the way it was, my friend eventully hit it with his Deagle, which was in fact a bit more powerful than mine.
We eventually found the cigarette though, half of it were gone and what was left was pretty much ruined..[/QUOTE]
DEAGLE BRAND DEAGLE
i use sex lube for my 1911
[QUOTE=junglecat;36047292]who r u[/QUOTE]
I think he is a pretty cool guy. eh posts on facepunch and doesn't afraid of anything.
no
[QUOTE=junglecat;36047999]no[/QUOTE]
In all seriousness, everybody has to make their first post sometime.
i want to touch u
butler stop pls
ok
[QUOTE=venom;36048797]butler stop pls[/QUOTE]
Thank you
[QUOTE=/Vandy/;36032439]God damn, Flanker weaved an awesome story. Beautiful imagery.[/QUOTE]
Thanks buddy. I should write up another zombie game sometime.
[QUOTE=felix the cat;36031853]During all this I also fell into a few knee deep mud puddles and somehow lost one of the pins out of the stock of my FNC[/QUOTE]
That's unfortunate. Isn't your FNC like 2 months old or something?
[QUOTE=gashol;36056061]That's unfortunate. Isn't your FNC like 2 months old or something?[/QUOTE]
Yeah it's like 3 or 4 months I think. It's not really a big deal, it's only noticeable when the stock is folded and I got a new pin that I just have to fit now.
[B][I][U][U] thanks niko [/U][/U][/I][/B]
I was running from a dude with an m60 and i tripped. As i realized there was no time to run i rolled over into some foliage. The guy walked right past me and he was less than five feet away from me too! I felt so bad ass as i poped up, scaring the shit out of him, and then shooting him right in chest with a burst of MP7. The big guns dont always win!:eng101:
worst m60 ever
[QUOTE=W0w00t;36059578][B][I][U][U] thanks niko [/U][/U][/I][/B][/QUOTE]
wait what did i do
heroics
i still dont understand!!
Last time was quite awesome when I went for some cover behind a tree-stump.
A bb hit the stump just as I got behind it and it sent dust flying off the bark.
wan tiem i tewk a bee bee 2 da knee, liek no joek. But seriously I actually did take a BB to the knee one time.
I got shot in the balls by a hot chick. She was on my team too. Next time I went airsofting I made sure I found the groin protector for Herf's interceptor. She was there that day. She ended up being on the other team. And she didn't shoot me once.
Standing outside of greenhouse at Combat City, waiting to start a game. Wulf went full auto and unloaded in to my groin. Felt like being tickled by a leprachaun because of that groin protector lol. All the kids were amazed at my invincible sack. I love my interceptor.
Combat City: Everybody was in the greenhouse vs. a guy with a SAW that was in the red shack, on top of it.
The left of the greenhouse has a big wooden board blocking the exit, I slip out of there and while the guy with the SAW was concentrating on center I shot him, pretty satisfying.
[QUOTE=Flanker;35935664][B]Zombie game Host by The NAM Airsoft magazine[/B]
Scenario: Resident evil styled game with zombies, a super zombie, and two human teams
Rules:
1. Zombie touches you, you and the zombie go down and put on your zombie mask and join the dead after 3 minutes
2. Zombies take 3 shots to the mid section to die
3. Humans can carry as many pistols as they want but only 2 mags per pistol
4. Zombies respawn after 3 minutes
5. Additional ammo and gas must be located on the field
This was one of the most memorable airsoft experiences for me. If you've played / watched resident evil then this will make more sense. There's good humans and bad humans and zombies. Scenarios differ every year but its basically find this or escort that and extract at a certain time. So its kind of like a normal airsoft game but then you're limited to pistols and have to find ammo on the field. And of course the flesh eating zombies...
This game really felt like a zombie movie. Everything from the movies applies. Wander off alone and you're dead. Go Rambo on the zombies and you're dead. Solid team work and cardio is what separated the zombie bait from the survivors.
1st Game: Evil SWAT team
- neutralize virus
- get evidence off of former doctor being held by police
So for my first game I was Umbrella's clean up crew. I had a TM Hi-CAPA 4.3 and 2 mags. Because I registered early the admin let my buddy and me borrow 2 clone MP5s and two mags each. I was grinning ear to ear. To mix things up, MP5 ammo was considered "rare," green bbs, and hard to find. I never did find any. My team of 15 or so inserted into the field and already one of us was sweating like a pig. The sweater had 6 pistols and weighed 280+ lbs. Zombie bait.
The field was wonderful it was a an open valley that snaked around a large hill, with a few dead end trails branching off. So we're walking along and we see a little cabin and set up a perimeter. Inside we find the virus in a suitcase. We added the anti-virus and waiting for the 5 minute timer to go off. It was a really beautiful, sunny day. A nice breeze blew across my neck. Then we started to hear moans.
The runners came first. Two of the guys on point ran up dual wielding, taking zombies down left and right. Then their slides locked. The whole team watched in shock as a swarm of 20 or so zombies chased our Rambo teammates. The next few minutes were complete chaos. We emptied mags like there was no tomorrow we all survived minus one of the Rambo boys who was dual wielding Desert Eagles.
We did a quick ammo count and found most of us had used up 1/2 our ammo in just that one wave. Within 5 minutes the dead would rise and come after us again. Our "Leader" scouted one of the trails alone leading off the main path and found an ammo dump. Half the team loaded up while the other half formed a perimeter. I remember my hands shaking as I loaded up my mags one bb at a time. The whole time I heard screaming zombies and frantic teammates yelling at us to hurry up. We lost a few guys during the loading process and vowed not to go back.
The team made its way back to the main trail and humped to mid field. Then we heard an AEG and all thought the same thing, "Super Zombie." Our Leader told us to stay put while he scouted again, alone. So we set up a perimeter as we waited for his intel. The swarms came steadily but they were manageable. No loses. Then a second swarm came from the rear followed by the super zombie at our front. I ordered our team to hit the deck as the super came by spraying our cover. Everything around us was shredded to hell. I was tempted to fire back with my MP5 but decided to spare the ammo instead. The AEG had incredible range over pistols and my crap clone.
And just as quickly as the super came back, he took off. We healed the wounded with our medkits and decided to move on without our leader. There were just too many zombies swarming us. We humped another 200 yards or so around a blind ally and saw humans! There was no talk, we simply opened fire on each other. To my surprise I got hit in the leg and hit the deck. It was the 8 of us vs 3 police officers. We took two down and the last one ran off down the path. My teammates healed me with our last medkit and we moved on.
The path was getting narrower now and on each of our sides were steep hills and trees. The perfect place for an ambush. As we trekked on we saw the last target, a zombie in a lab coat. It was the good doctor and our zombified leader. We took out the doctor and his zombie escorts. Shooting my leader really freaked me out. I ordered two guys to search the doctor's jacket for the evidence. They search and searched and we lost 2 more guys. We were surrounded now and there was no evidence to be found.
I ordered the last of us to run up into the hills. There was no way we'd make it through the swarm that had formed from the noise of the last two fire fights. The dirt was soft and the team was already tired. Two more went down trying to head up the hill. My partner with the other MP5 and I were gunning zombies down left and right as they scrambled up after us. We had perfect positioning and I felt we might just make it out alive. My partnered stop firing and I saw him walking back to pick up his last MP5 mag. "What a stupid thing to do," I thought as I fired on the two zombies rushing him down. I managed to take one down but the other tackled him. He screamed as hit the ground. The look on his face as he lay with with a zombie scratching at his chest sent chills down my spine. He reached towards me and yelled "Go!"
I looked ahead and saw 2 more teammates go down from exhaustion. The hill had taken their remaining energy and will. I ran as fast as I could lighting up the zombies moving up the hill. The majority of the zombies swarmed around the bodies of the last two on the path behind me. I ran as fast as I could in the soft dirt. Then I slipped and fell 8 feet, rolling down the hill. The zombies starred at me for a second in complete disbelief. I raised the MP5 and let loose on the mob.
From here I ran and ran. My throat was parched, my leg muscles were screaming in pain. The zombies had multiplied and I soon found my myself down to my last few rounds. I met up with 2 cops and we called a temporary truce as there was just 3 of us now and we all were low on ammo. We ran towards a lake hoping to divide the zombies up but they came after us waste high in water. The freakiest part was seeing my buddy (mp5 guy) chase after me. The cops decided run to the extraction point through a mob of 7 zombies. I ran the other way and hid. A few minutes later I ran to the ammo dump and frantically loaded my mags constantly paranoid that zombies might have followed me to this dead end.
The walk back to the lake was eerily quiet. No moans, no screams, no gun fire. Then I heard the admin shout to me. "You made it! You're the sole survivor!" I was rewarded with the MP5 I had used.
I've played 4 of these Zombie games from the NAM and have survived 3 of them. They're really hard to survive. Usually only 1 or 2 people survive a each game. Games are about 2 hours each. Plenty of time to sap you of all your energy. This was the craziest airsoft experience I've ever had in my 10 years of skirmishing. There were times I got so sucked into the scenario that it felt real.[/QUOTE]
Wait, you got to keep the gun? And what brand of MP5?
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