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February 28th, 2009, 11:36 | #16 |
my 2 cents:
-bandana to keep the sweat above te goggles -kneepads are vital if you like your knees. -go for a chest rig instead of a big vest. -a boonie hat is the best rain headgear -you don't need a sidearm unless you WANT more gear and more problems. -you need water but you'll use a bottle more often than a camel back and it'll taste better. also a bottle doesn't have straps that go in the way of the gunsling, vest, pouches, radios etc... -radios are a plus for big fields, you don't need a radio to skirmish. you ABSOLUTELY need good boots.
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February 28th, 2009, 13:17 | #17 |
I'll say my 2 cents and bedone:
-ok a basic first aid kit wouldn't hurt either. Pick on up at Can tire in the camping section for like $10. -And if your camel back isn't camo'd you can by some of the krylon camo system paint(its in a spray can in the paint section of Can Tire) and paint up yours. That is if your willing to do so. Khaki, OD and Brown work well when mixed. -A multitool is good as well cause you never know when scissors or pliers or a can opener can come in handy. |
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February 28th, 2009, 19:30 | #18 |
Very helpful, thank you everyone for the directions on what to do. I am still unaware of which gun I will chose to pick up, but as for camo for that, how should it be done?
I see lots of people putting straps on part of their gear, (Or elastics) They seem to take pieces of the environment they are playing with and attach them. This a good thing to do? Thanks again |
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