Krdshrk

RIP Have you heard if the store's gonna stay open?

Yes, they can. I'll have video from my game on Saturday up in the next couple days...

Frontier Fortress Paintball & Airsoft in Sicklerville

OLCMSS? I've been there for the original and 2nd Red Storm East. Those were insane.

That was at about 15 feet.

Just played a game today. BIIIIIIIIIIIIG game. Over 500 People. Probably closer to 600-700. Don't have the final tally yet. Unfortunately because of the safety equipment I was wearing, and the somewhat dissimilar dimensions of the Rifle/pistol mags/etc, I have a hard time doing speed reloads compared to the real thing. Wearing goggles with a face mask attached makes it hard to look to manipulate - especially if the goggles are very scratched up. Still it was very good practice. I got a lot of point shooting in with my GBB pistol, as I was helping defend a castle structure, and inside was semi auto only. Pistol engagements made that a lot easier - I got a lot of kills with it. USPSA/IDPA did help too - I found myself focusing on the front sight a lot more than just shooting and watching the BBs. Oh and yes, Airsoft does hurt. (That's my underarm)

Needs moar duct tape

I actually have a couple of the original Glocks from KSC/KWA before they had to stop production because of licensing issues.

You shoulda changed your name to GlennPewPew

I find that the best guns to use are the gas powered blowback pistols. You can load them to NJ Capacities, and practice reloads/firing/etc. They're pretty much spot on for ergos. Unfortunately the balance isn't always 100% but that's not too bad. A lot of the weight is in the magazines themselves, not the frame/slide, depending on the material used. Trigger pulls are also different. I have a Tokyo Marui Px4 Storm vs my real Beretta Px4 Storm. The airsoft version's DA/SA pulls are about half as much as the real thing.

Yes - there's multiple types of propellants for Airsoft. Spring Piston (Must cock before every shot) - mostly bolt action rifles, spring cocker pistols, and shotguns Green gas (Mostly gas-in-mag or reservoir) - Gas Blowback pistols, Non-Blowback pistols, Gas-in-mag rifles, bolt action rifles with gas adapters, some shotguns CO2 - Same as Green Gas. CO2 cartridge is usually in the magazine. External Gas (HPA or CO2) - Usually Polarstar/Valken V12/Wolverine Inferno/etc. - These are systems that use a combination of electronics + gas to shoot at a regulated FPS and very rapidly. They do not blow back so it's not realistic, but for semi-auto only games, you can put a lot of firepower downrange VERY quickly. There are Gas Blowback models as well - some Classic air guns that have a lot more moving parts and recoil a lot. AEG - Battery powered - Basically a RC Car motor cycling gears that move a piston back and release to shoot. These are the most common type of rifle/SMG

HPA guns require an External tank. There are GIM (Gas in Magazine) guns that store the gas (green gas aka propane) in the magazine in a small internal tank as well.

Valken V12 is HPA - still needs an external gas tank. Metal AEG - just means metal body - which is kinda standard for higher end guns.

Been playing for 15+ years. The technology has advanced a lot since the old days. Some guns are pretty much spot on in terms of ergos/etc, but you're not going to get the full balance/feel exactly... The most realistic guns are going to be the gas blowback type - you get some recoil and more realistic capacity. You do also have to manipulate slides/bolts with them, compared to AEGs and cheaper guns.

Furnace Igniter

25 yard Indoor Range - Pistol calibers only (No Magnums - but that may change depending on the renovations and backstop choice) 100 yard underground rifle tubes 40 yard Archery range (Crossbows allowed - Foam block for Broadhead practice)

$214 / year after tax. Cuts down to $160.50 if you do a workday. Don't remember the cap cost but it wasn't too bad (Not like CJ or OB) Well.... Hurry Up!

It ain't FL CCW - it's actual NRA training.

SCFGPA is now accepting applications for new prospective members. The plan is to accept approximately 150 new members, and membership should be open through most of the summer. Below are the details of the membership process: · Membership will be open starting on June 7th, 2017 · Prospective applicants MUST have a club sponsor · Club members can sponsor a maximum of 2 applicants · Prospective applicants must meet the following criteria PRIOR to applying: o have a valid NJ FID o have proof of training (NRA training class with range time, active/retired police/military, TTC Handgun 101 class) o have a club sponsor that is a current member in good standing If anyone is interested, please let me know. We also have other members here who can potentially get you in as well.

Yes

Hmm..... I will ask the builder. IF it's really that bad then the inspection should say "EFF NO"

@sota has one.

Yes - I'll get a better pic next time I'm there. I'm not seeing any better ones in my uploads right now.

They do let you shut off right there..