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Airsoft Items FOR SALE / Re: Special Forces Weapon Finishing
« on: November 04, 2009, 06:11:57 PM »
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General Airsoft Discussion / Re: Another "Soft-Air Rifle" Incident
« on: October 29, 2009, 10:00:13 AM »
Yeah i pretty much wrote him off when i read that part, that is probably the worst thing he could have done. The "gun" probably wasnt orange tipped either. But we won't be seeing him fo a while, minimum sentence for aggravated assault is five years.
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General Airsoft Discussion / Another "Soft-Air Rifle" Incident
« on: October 28, 2009, 06:07:45 PM »
from: http://www.abc15.com/content/news/southeastvalley/tempe/story/Student-arrested-for-shooting-at-officers-Tempe/gz7ie_mmdkimUvlGLKTdQw.cspx
"TEMPE, AZ - - An automatic burglary alarm led to an odd and potentially dangerous situation for Tempe police officers.
Around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday morning, officers swarmed a check cashing business near Southern and Mill avenues after reports the front windows were shattered.
"Our officers responded quickly and immediately surrounded the business," said Tempe Police Sergeant Steven Carbajal.
According to Carbajal, 21-year-old Sean Sexton was seen by officers firing a rifle at the business.
Officers quickly determined Sexton was carrying and using an "air-soft rifle" to shoot out the windows of the business.
Carbajal says Sexton turned the weapon towards officers and fired several times.
"Officers did realize it was an "air-soft" rifle and fortunately a potentially deadly force situation was avoided," said Carbajal.
According to the Tempe Police Department, Sexton is a student at Arizona State University and may have had some sort of vendetta against the check cashing business.
Carbajal says Sexton was wearing all black and at times shooting across a busy street making it difficult at first for officers to determine the type of weapon involved.
"He was a risk, a threat to officers and the community and the officers reacted accordingly and effectively," said Carbajal. "The Tempe Police Department has made training related to use of force situations a priority as officers can encounter a dangerous situation at a moments notice."
Sexton now faces 3 counts of aggravated assault for firing in the direction of police officers and a criminal damage charge, all are felonies.
"A suspect with any type of weapon is an obvious threat, but our quick thinking officers are well trained to handle any dangerous situation," said Carbajal.
No injuries were reported.
It's estimated the cost of damage to the check cashing business is more than $15,000."
The source had some pretty funny pictures of this looser crying after he was caught. He's lucky the "quick thinking officers" didn't shoot him.
Dumbass.
"TEMPE, AZ - - An automatic burglary alarm led to an odd and potentially dangerous situation for Tempe police officers.
Around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday morning, officers swarmed a check cashing business near Southern and Mill avenues after reports the front windows were shattered.
"Our officers responded quickly and immediately surrounded the business," said Tempe Police Sergeant Steven Carbajal.
According to Carbajal, 21-year-old Sean Sexton was seen by officers firing a rifle at the business.
Officers quickly determined Sexton was carrying and using an "air-soft rifle" to shoot out the windows of the business.
Carbajal says Sexton turned the weapon towards officers and fired several times.
"Officers did realize it was an "air-soft" rifle and fortunately a potentially deadly force situation was avoided," said Carbajal.
According to the Tempe Police Department, Sexton is a student at Arizona State University and may have had some sort of vendetta against the check cashing business.
Carbajal says Sexton was wearing all black and at times shooting across a busy street making it difficult at first for officers to determine the type of weapon involved.
"He was a risk, a threat to officers and the community and the officers reacted accordingly and effectively," said Carbajal. "The Tempe Police Department has made training related to use of force situations a priority as officers can encounter a dangerous situation at a moments notice."
Sexton now faces 3 counts of aggravated assault for firing in the direction of police officers and a criminal damage charge, all are felonies.
"A suspect with any type of weapon is an obvious threat, but our quick thinking officers are well trained to handle any dangerous situation," said Carbajal.
No injuries were reported.
It's estimated the cost of damage to the check cashing business is more than $15,000."
The source had some pretty funny pictures of this looser crying after he was caught. He's lucky the "quick thinking officers" didn't shoot him.
Dumbass.
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Airsoft Equipment Specials / Re: APD Classic Army AEG SALE!!!!!!
« on: October 25, 2009, 11:11:03 AM »
Yep just barely. Like fourteen months ago barely.
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General Airsoft Discussion / Re: CQBAZ airsoft
« on: October 25, 2009, 09:16:48 AM »
http://www.cqbazairsoft.com/Contact.html next best thing
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General Airsoft Discussion / Re: To all airsoft players in arizona
« on: October 19, 2009, 10:34:56 PM »
welcome to AZ. Glad to have another airsoft player out here. There are plenty of events (even more when if finally legitimately cools down out here), and hopefully CQB AZ will be open again soon. So I'm sure you will be back to slinging plastic in no time.
ps. I see public education has failed you in areas punctuational my friend. =) =) =)
ps. I see public education has failed you in areas punctuational my friend. =) =) =)
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General Airsoft Discussion / Re: CQBAZ Moving
« on: October 15, 2009, 02:25:41 PM »
Definately would be up for that game. Is that location confirmed? Didn't see anything specific on website.
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AEG's / Re: AEP upgrades
« on: October 08, 2009, 05:44:29 PM »
ahh ok thanks, i figured that was most likely the case. ah well was just wondering. thanks again.
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AEG's / AEP upgrades
« on: October 08, 2009, 05:01:56 PM »
Hi all,
I have a WELL R2 Skorpion, it shoots at around 270(+-5), and i'm trying to push it closer to the magic CQB 330 mark, do AEP's take the same kind of upgrades that a full sized AEG takes? e.g., a new spring? Or do i have I have to find a special spring length that only AEP's take.
Thanks
I have a WELL R2 Skorpion, it shoots at around 270(+-5), and i'm trying to push it closer to the magic CQB 330 mark, do AEP's take the same kind of upgrades that a full sized AEG takes? e.g., a new spring? Or do i have I have to find a special spring length that only AEP's take.
Thanks
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General Airsoft Discussion / Re: CQBAZ Moving
« on: October 01, 2009, 01:45:06 PM »
Yeah of course,( I expected them too, but they didn't) I'm just saving people the drive lol, I'm sure they will have a more definitive thread here eventually. And I didn't see anything on website yet.
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General Airsoft Discussion / CQBAZ Moving
« on: September 27, 2009, 06:48:40 PM »
Hey,i didn't see any other posts of this, so i figured i'd let you guys know that CQBAZ is moving to a larger building. Apparentally they will post something on it at website http://www.cqbazairsoft.com/, but at the time of this posting, i didn't see anything on it, but i'm sure there will be something up soon.
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General Airsoft Game Discussion / Re: Florence Junction Area
« on: September 24, 2009, 09:23:21 PM »
Ahh ok thanks, was just wondering =)
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Gas Powered Guns / Re: Show off your WE-Tech guns!
« on: September 24, 2009, 05:47:08 PM »
Cool, I'm assuming thats something that could be done at gearbox?
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General Airsoft Game Discussion / Florence Junction Area
« on: September 24, 2009, 05:06:20 PM »
Does anyone play down here? I haven't seen any big games in rsvp forum, but does anyone just "scrimmage"? There is so much open land (BLM I think) that it seems like the perfect kind of place to play.
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Gas Powered Guns / Re: Show off your WE-Tech guns!
« on: September 24, 2009, 05:03:46 PM »
Do all GBB's have the goofy handle safety my 3.8 baby capa has? If it isn't squeezed at tight as possible, the leaf spring gets messed up when the slide goes back, and the hammer doesn't stay down. Its easy to temporarily fix, but so damn irritating. And i haven't found a permenent fix online yet. Anyone else have this kind of problem?
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