bump!  price dropped to $100

price drop

i think its importaint to use practical gear in the field but i dont think spending ungodly amounts of money for gear is necessary unless your training for real engagments. otherwise replica gear will work just fine. i wouldnt get cheap replicas either because i like my gear to last longer then a season

so you choose 3rd category? why ppl only comment but never voting?.. :-k
anyway, thanks for replying my post~  :mrgreen:

hi, guys. just wondering how many of you choose what kind of gears.
I started to play airsoft end of 2007. and my gears has been always on the track of "upgrading". I mean, initially i don't use a vest, then I upgraded them to TAC vest, then changed into more expensive condor CIRAS vest, before I eventually bought the RRV build with high-quality material. Now i'm thinking about buying real stuff like eagle industry gear...

I hate to be dressed like an amateur when im in the field with my mags shoved round my pockets, or wearing some gear that could be found in movies produced 10 years ago. I'm wondering what kinda gear you guys will choose. Do you care about durability or lookings? Or most of them only have the tast of decent real stuffs?

UTG M324 has been sold.

M14 and vests are still available.

ok, i'm gonna leave arizona for a while so need clean these long barrel rifle out.

CYMA M14, chrono 325fps w/.25g bb (so, ~400fps w/ .2gb) 99% brand new, shoot out less than 150 bbs, with scope bridge($10 from gearbox), 8.4v 1200mA battery, hi-capa 400r full metal mag,  $130 take them all.
very good performance, go google yourself to see how many positive reviews it has,  



UTG M324 (SOLD)
500fps w/.2g bb, 2 mags, Sling, w/scope, $70, take them all.
here is the professional review for this rifle, http://airsoft-barracks.com/page.php?29


also 2 vests for sale: the black UTG tactical vest $30, the green one $50



only accept cash, no trade, thanks!

anyway, from what i experienced yesterday, though i was freaking tired after about 1 hour running, climbing with my heavy M14, i still enjoyed the game VERY MUCH.  Maybe someone felt a little boring after a while because it looks like they didn't have too many chances to spray their BBs out of their weapon and rather, they spend most of the time following squad running and moving or staying alert. But this is what the real batter is supposed to be, isn't it?  I don't know if you guys ever played a video game called "flashpoint", or "armed assult" (which is 2nd generation of "flashpoint"). This game is rated as the most real simulated millitary game and is used as the training platform for real army training program.  When i first played the game, all i do is just follow the squad running and moving, without shooting 1 bullet out of my rifle or even seeing the enemy. And yesterday what i experienced is much close to it, i didn't fire too much and i follow the order of squad leader to do what i should do: setup perimeter, stay alert, take cover while pulling back, etc.  To tell u truth, i only shot out 100 rounds with my M14 ( i used semi-auto mode), and i killed only 1 person but got killed twice (from 40 yards away). Not very good performance, but i enjoyed it. At least i enjoy it much more than hide behind some barrier and jumped out shooting out bunchs of bbs and hide again and shoot again, which seems like the only purpose of shooting bb is to shoot bb. That is not much fine.  In addition, I like the story line pretty much. It made me be very clear about my purpose in the battle field rather than just go around hoping to engage some enemy and shoot as much bb as possible.  I'll definitely join the next game.  :mrgreen: