I used to be really into airsoft. I actually used to be pretty good at it and went to tournaments 2-3 times a month. There are also several fields around me. I went to one often and there would be 100-200 people there on several acres of land. It was a blast. I've always liked airsoft so much more than paintball for many reasons. I especially love the realism. Some people think airsoft sucks because they think you can't feel getting hit, but no one can say anything until they've actually played with good guns. It usually doesn't hurt that much, but you can definitely feel it unless you're wearing a bunch of layers. I've been sniped right in the head from guns shooting 600+ fps and bled a lot. I even got shot in the dick once when I was taking a piss and it hurt for a while. It's fun getting all geared up with BDU's and everything. I pretty much always wore the same thing. Camo pants, boots, t-shirt, vest, balaclava and ski goggles. I could never stand paintball masks. They're way too uncomfortable and fog up too much. I knew people who were really into sniping and made their own ghillie suits. You couldn't even see them while they just sniped people one after another. Airsoft is intense when you play with a lot of people who are all really good. I also made a lot of money flipping guns. I got them for really cheap online, from friends, or people I met at tournaments and made several thousand dollars reselling them. My main project was a Classic Army G36c/k and had $1.5k put into it. When I played I usually either used my G36 or AUG, with a TM MP5k on my back, along with two gas KWA G23 automatic glocks with extended 50 round mags or a KWA Mac 11. I sometimes used my gas Mk1 carbine to snipe, which was also a really cool gun. It was extremely light and I had it upgraded to shoot 850 fps. I sold all my guns several years ago though, which I kind of regret. I had many more than this, but these are the only pictures I have saved.
