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Face Protection
So I have a G&G m4 cqb s with a tactical scope mount (scope riser) and a 1-4x scope and my paintball mask cheek protector gets in the way of looking down the scope.
my question is this: If I were to remove the cheek protection (cutting or otherwise) would I still be able to use it in games |
As long as you do not touch the actual goggles you should be fine
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I've actually gamed with a guy recently who's done that. He simply just cut the right side off so he can cheek his gun.
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Awesome thanks guys, it's an $90 mask so I didn't want to mod it until I knew.
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Most of the places I've played don't even care if you have face protection, just eye pro. Unless it's a serious CQB environment. I know lots of people who run with just gogles, or some use mouth guards to protect their teeth.
Either way, I cut my paintball mask so the part that protects my face kindof looks like a skull. I like it. |
That's what I'm planning to do, I've been playing paintball for 8 years and due to the cost and having a giant grapefruit hang off my gun I've switched to airsoft, I didn't know if airsoft's face protection was as strict as paintball so now I can mod my mask thanks to everyone's input.
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An even better thing to do would get a separate pair of goggles and some face mesh.
However if you don't feel like spending money of a good pair of Smith Optics or ESS eye pro and a $15 face mesh, then what was mentioned above is valid. Personally I just run a mouth guard and my SO OTWs. "Some people call me a wild man..." |
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do you know if there are prescription goggles? |
There are prescription inserts for a lot of goggles and shooting glasses. The inserts mount behind the actual polycarb lens.
https://www.entrygear.com/productima...X%20Insert.jpg |
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THIS, is why I love this forum lol
Thanks guys |
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