Author Topic: Special thanks at Red Sleigh Down  (Read 2813 times)

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« Reply #15 on: December 18, 2005, 08:26:03 PM »
IM so bummed that I missed this game. I worked the night before till the morning 1700-0500. Im thinking now I sould have gone though. Sleep or no sleep.

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« Reply #16 on: December 19, 2005, 12:20:09 AM »
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I'll just call it what I was calling it towards the end of the 3rd game: Agent 42 Bullsh-t.


 :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Whatever you call it, it's some kind of BULLSH*T.

I'm a good shot, but even I can't aim one pistol with each eye.  And, how the hell do you reload?  :lol:
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« Reply #17 on: December 19, 2005, 12:27:38 AM »
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Quote from: "warlock"
I'll just call it what I was calling it towards the end of the 3rd game: Agent 42 Bullsh-t.

 :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Whatever you call it, it's some kind of BULLSH*T.

I'm a good shot, but even I can't aim one pistol with each eye.  And, how the hell do you reload?  :lol:


You have to make sure to make your shots *count*. I'm never aiming the two pistols simultaneously btw, that's not possible. Rather I keep one pointed one way and another pointed another way. When I spot a target I bring the gun closest to the vector of the target to bear. Works really good, I learned it in one of the pistol handling classes I took down here.
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« Reply #18 on: December 19, 2005, 06:41:56 AM »
DEBREIF: Overall, the Marines did an excellent job at taking the feild.  During the taking of the helicopters however, the rebels did an excellent job of keeping the Marines at bay and intially capturing all of the supplies.  Although casualties were high on both sides.  The Marines won the Op at the end, taking the town that the All Quirka were operating from.  The downside was that the leader, Muhammed Fraggle Jihad, escaped capture and is still at large.

We had some complications.  Got started a little late, a number of people had gun malfunctions throughout the day, and there were a few episodes of people not calling thier hits or getting hit after they already called out.  But overall, people seemed to be having a good time and keeping thier professionalism and tempers intact.  So a big round of applause to you all.

I'd also like to give the most honorable player award to Gixser.  He was standing in an open field, trading fire with another guy and decided to let himself get killed since it seemed kinda silly at that point.  Had they been real weapons, they'd have easily killed each other 10 times over.  ;)

I'd like to say thank you first and foremost to everyone who came out.  All of you made it a very successful day.  We had a load of toys that were delivered to the Marines, so I'd say job well done to you all.  

A special thanks goes out to our Phoenix brethern who made the drive down.  It wouldn't have been near as much fun without you guys.  :)  

I'd also like to thank Jungle Toy for helping spur intrest, as well as providing part of our raffle prizes.  

A big HUGE round of applause to Warlock who helped in getting the bigger raffle prizes (the VSR-10 and the Glock).

Finally, a big thanks also goes to Dan and Don at the Sudden Impact field for making sure we got the field time required to perform the missions.

Thanks again to everyone and TAC is already in the planning stages for Red Sleigh Down 2.  It should be bigger and better than this years.  :)
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« Reply #19 on: December 19, 2005, 08:46:49 AM »
Thank Reaver for a great time, I had ALOT of fun love the field. Keep us posted next time you guys get that field defanently worth the travel time,

Gotta say I went through about 5000rds that game(most ever for me)
and whats sad is the last game I was down to my Pistol

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« Reply #20 on: December 19, 2005, 10:39:05 AM »
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Word up.  If we apply ourselves as we did this game..the future holds many many more scenarios that will be as enjoyed as this one was.  Thanks again for all who came in honor of those children who are less fortunate.  Thanks
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« Reply #21 on: December 19, 2005, 10:44:49 AM »
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Thank Reaver for a great time, I had ALOT of fun love the field. Keep us posted next time you guys get that field defanently worth the travel time,

Gotta say I went through about 5000rds that game(most ever for me)
and whats sad is the last game I was down to my Pistol

Airsoft is all about  Honesty and Integrity, Without the two the sport   will Die


Yep. I've never run out of ammo before at a game. This was the first time. I've also never completly juiced my battery either.
I was down to my pistol and rocket launcher that last game. Every battle was intense.

My Dad and I are still exchanging war stories. Can't wait for the next big OP at Sudden Impact!
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