EVERYTHING SOLD, UNLESS BUYER BACKS OUT
For sale/ trade:
1 KSC Glock 18C (Taiwan Version)
*Has a metal slide
*Fire select does not work
*Fires only on single, if it decides to work, usually not. I don't know what the problem is. I don't care, I don't want to fix it. Comes AS IS! Take it as it is. No refunds. I'll also throw in the original plastic slide (pops off because it isn't made to take green gas).

I will take $20 bucks for the pistol/ 1 Hi-Cap mag (works perfectly, no leaks, just needs to be lubed every so often).
Or
I will take $10 bucks for either the pistol or the mag.

I also have 2 Standard KSC mags, one leaks one doesn't. Will sell them both (you buy one, you get both) $5.

If you want to trade... I am looking for some working (fire more than 20ft) springer pistols (good condition or better). I also need a 7.2v/ 8.4v charger.

I want to say I blew about $300 on all that glock stuff, but you can have it all for $25. PM me with offers. Prices are firm, you pick up, no parting out, and good airsofting to you.

Hey Gents,
It's been a while since I've been on the forums, but I just thought I would let you know that the USMC is making airsoft guns a prohibited item in Japan. That means you can't take them onto a Marine Corps base, keep them in your barracks (or even the armory as we used to do), or even own one at your private residence in Japan.

I see Japanese kids riding around on bikes hauling AEGs around like it was cool, but we Marines can't own them because someone decided to shoot some nationals with the guns.

Just goes to show you that even the most hardcore gunclub out there will turn on airsoft if it is abused.

Stay smart.

I'm leaving for USMC bootcamp in 1 day and I just wanted to give a quick thank you to all of you involved in the airsoft community.

I know there are a lot of airsoft enthusiests in Arizona, but I must say, from all that I have been a part of, Airsoft Arizona embodies the most of what I consider to be the true spirit of the game. I have only really played with all of you like once, at OP ColdBurn (one which I will never forget), but I had a k-rad time just handing out on the boards and being an airsoft-hobbyist.

I can not tell you guys how much I have learned in the years I have been watching the boards. This place is beyond a doubt, one of the friendliest and most helpful airsoft sites out there. I have no doubt that it will continue to be a leading resource for airsofters, worldwide.

Most of all, I want to thank the guys that have been running this show. All of you Admins who take care of the boards especially Jason (paco), Kamikazie, Matt (Raith), azsarge, and Harley (wherever he went). I know you guys do a lot, but keep on doing it, the airsoft community needs you. Also, those of you who are out there actually hosting/ organizing games, you are the lifeblood of airsoft.

Guys, take care of my favorite sport. Be safe. Be smart. Have fun.

Ahh, I just got back from my trip to Japan, and let me say... it was great.

What a beautiful country. Anyways, I had better stick to airsoft stuff here. So I kind of went there looking for whatever airsoft stuff I could find, but I rarely ran across it.

I brought back a copies of Military Toys magazine and Toygun Arms magazine (which are awesome). I'll take them down to the JT some time and show 'em off. My favorite is Toygun Arms. It has a lot of detailed info about some of the newer GBB's. Basically that's all it has... and it's all in Japanese, but I can still kinda tell when they think the gun is kick a**.

Actual airsoft guns were very rare. In a total of 2 toy/ novelty shops out like the 100 I visited, I found a small collection of springers, but nothing special.

Anyways, I hardly had enough time to look for airsoft stuff anyways. I was always trying to keep up with our perky Japanese tour guide.

I did, however, manage to satisfy my taste for all things Armored Core and Ghost in the Shell. I think I'm the first kid on my block to own a copy of Armored Core: Nine Breaker. Now all I need is a Japanese PS2. Maybe someone here knows a little bit about modifying PS2's to work with games from other regions...  :?:

I'll get some pics of the airsoft magazines posted in a while... I have to scan them in.

My friend and I are fans of the MGS series. We decided to do some MGS scenes... I just thought I'd share a couple of the better pics, to show our dedication.


MGS3 Didn't have P90's in it, but MGS2 did, so our recreation of this "desert" scene kida sucks (it's not desert at all),
but I like how it turned out.

Here's one of my friend (Snake) doing a little hunting. No animals were harmed during the filming of these pictures.

Incase you can't make it out:
The patch with the words on it says "Doing the work of".

Doesn't do a whole lot for his overall camo though.  

Mmmm SWAT 4. I bought the full, retail version of the game today. I must say, I am very pleased. If you haven't tried the demo, download it  here:
ftp://ftp.sierra.com/pub/sierra/swat4/d ... emo_en.exe

For those of you who remember SWAT 3, I dare say that you will be more than pleased with the latest release of the SWAT series. SWAT 4 is a little bit more user friendly than SWAT 3. The command system seems to be a little more streamlined, and the graphics are up to par with most of today's other FPS games. What I liked was the lighting; combined with the textures, it gives the game a feeling of reality.

SWAT 4 lacks the sheer multitude of weapons that SWAT 3 had, but it pretty much covers all the bases (SMG's, Assault Rifles, Shotguns, & Pistols). Sniping is a whole different kind of system with outside snipers. I wouldn't be suprised if a future patch put in some more player weapons, since there already seem to be models for enemies.

Single player missions are very fun. There's plenty of action and you get to use your head. There are usually many ways to approach the level you are on, so the game definitely has replay value.

Multiplayer is great. You just can't go wrong with co-op in this game. It gets a little slow when you die and have to wait for everyone else (I do a lot of dying    ), but when you can work together, there's never a dull moment.

I will say, this game needs some kind of voice-chat capability, and the command menus seem to be kind of inadequate for MP. Hopefully a patch will address these issues. Just try the demo and see this game for yourself.