I've read a couple of reviews on the MP7 around the web and a few reference upgrades either coming our or already out, but I can't find any. I was wondering if anybody knows of any that are actually available. I don't want to turn it into a 400 fps monster, just boost it closer to normal GBB range in the low 300s.

Just to let everyone know this training was a lot of fun and definatly worth the time and money. Mike covered basic safety and weapon handling then went to tactics and ended with a few cool scenarios. If you're new to airsoft this is a good place to get some basic training and if you've been around a bit longer than it's fun CQB practice.

I never think of it as being hopelessly outnumbered, I think of it as being in a target rich environment. But since I'm on the side with the numbers then you can think of it as being hopelessly outgunned .

Just a question. The Coalition rules say full face mask for CQB, will the CQB here count for that, or is it open-field type CQB and no worries?

AZ Mills is at Baseline and the I-10. If your coming from I-10 take the Baseline exit. If you're exit has a Denny's on the right (going east) then make a left and then left at the 2nd light. If your exit has a Circle K on the right (going west) then go right and make the next left. If you're taking the 60 merge onto the I-10 East and take Baseline exit. Any other highways you'd want to merge onto one of those or you'll drive through the streets a bit. Here's the address/phone:
5000 Arizona Mills Circle, Tempe, AZ
(480) 775-6117

If my brother Preacherman can make it I'm coming from Phoenix. I'll have a definate answer in the next day or two I've been told. Put me on the rebels cause no tan in my collection.

Edit: It's official, one Coyote for the rebel scum

That's for the suggestions guys. I'll see what I can find now that I have an idea what I'm looking for.

I've had these goggles for about a year now for airsofting and figured I'd share this with people. I know goggles are probably (to me they are) the most important piece of gear to an airsofter. It's tough to have a fun game when you've lost an eye and it tends to be a tad inconvenient afterwards. And so I got some Uvex goggles for my first game last year with my Camelback from the same site.

They come with antifog, antiscratch and antistatic coating, though mine have some scratches they don't cause any problems and the goggles do occasionally fog up on the top half, but never too bad. They are nice sized and lightweight so don't interfere with peripheral vision at all, a few times I've forgotten I'm wearing them. One downside to that is that they are a bit bulky on the side and so it's tougher to use scopes and such because it's hard to get your eye that close, but I figure that's a downside to goggles anyway. They also meet/exceed (based on which site you look at) ANSI Z87.1-1989 and CSA Z94.3-1992. I can attest that they can take some BB hits. Mine have been thwacked directly in front of my eye a few times with BBs at decent strength and no sign of any damage. The strap that comes with them is a thin rubber one, it's held up without any problem, but I didn't want them falling off by accident so I jury-rigged a valcro strap to ensure they stay on tight. The only main complaint I have is that the seal around the face is rubber, nice for cleaning but it occasionally gets a bit irritating near the end of the game, solved by taking them off during an official break in the game.

For those of you looking for some decent goggles they're here for $10.00
http://www.safetyglassesusa.com/uvstealgogcl.html and other places have them for around the same price.