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Airsoft Mum · November 18th, 2011, 06:48

Just goes to show the differences between the two sides of the Atlantic - Here in Scotland not only do quite a few players wear mesh masks we also have a lot of players who wear mesh goggles. In the July and September issues of the Rag we featured competitions by HeroShark (custom mask producer) and the prizes were mesh masks. The mesh masks and goggles that we use in the UK can be shot at point blank range with 400FPS, no hassle, and are regularly used by airsoft sites as hire masks (because they don't get scuffed which is often a problem with lenses). If you are interested in the mesh why not 'Google' HeroShark and ask Sharky what he uses, I'm sure he'd be happy to tell you. Hope you don't mind me throwing a spanner in the works....just wanted to add some food for thought!

November 18th, 2011, 06:48	#10
Airsoft Mum Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Am Scottish, but live in Slovenia	Just goes to show the differences between the two sides of the Atlantic - Here in Scotland not only do quite a few players wear mesh masks we also have a lot of players who wear mesh goggles. In the July and September issues of the Rag we featured competitions by HeroShark (custom mask producer) and the prizes were mesh masks. The mesh masks and goggles that we use in the UK can be shot at point blank range with 400FPS, no hassle, and are regularly used by airsoft sites as hire masks (because they don't get scuffed which is often a problem with lenses). If you are interested in the mesh why not 'Google' HeroShark and ask Sharky what he uses, I'm sure he'd be happy to tell you. Hope you don't mind me throwing a spanner in the works....just wanted to add some food for thought! __________________ If you don't take your hits you won't get your pudding!