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April 24th, 2009, 23:13
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Gloves are a good idea. A helmet isn't really necessary except for looks.
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April 24th, 2009, 23:19
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Well, it sitting there so might as well use it. Got plenty to choose from in terms of headgear already so that isn't an issue for me.
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April 25th, 2009, 01:33
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$1000 minimum IMO, 1K will load you up nicely between gear and a decent AK. Do not rush into any purchases, take your time and do your research. Talk to a airsoft gunsmith as well when you narrow down your choice between two models, pick his brain as far as durability, upgradability, replacement parts availability. I admit I rushed head first into it and made a few mistakes, luckly not costly mistakes
Absolute essentials: Gun Goggles Boots 1 - Battery (in decent shape or 2 if there iffy) Good charger (do not trust those chargers that come with, they suck huge) camel back (depends on area your in and style of play, I carry 2-3 litres on me always) Good to get after; Chest rig (ciras, denalli....... personal preference) camo for area gloves shegmah / boonie cap .... (again personal preference). Just my 2cents. |
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April 25th, 2009, 01:55
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likes being humiliated
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i already spent 500$ on my main gear already and thats a gun/sidearm gloves and a paint mask (crap) i haven't even spent any money on real caps or equipment yet so spend wisely
i do have hikeing boots and under amour but im getting there as well for a begginer 
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