The worst Airsofter Ive ever Met

Capt. T/O · June 26th, 2009, 15:47

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Originally Posted by THER3APER135

i was there with some friends and they wouldnt let me play because of the fps on my gun, but the only person who had a problem was the fat guy in the chair!

i have no idea on which night you went to, but if your gun was shooting hot, then i dont think anyone will let you play.
FYI, JOC limts are 320 fps indoors on all guns.
i believe insurance plays apart in setting the fps limits at trek as well.
other groups may play with slightly different limits
bottomline.... shoot over 320 fps and its too hot for indoors and NOT allowed.

AngelusNex · June 26th, 2009, 16:32

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Originally Posted by THER3APER135

Hey i noticed your thread posted and hahah thank god someone else thinks lasertrek is terrible! i was there with some friends and they wouldnt let me play because of the fps on my gun, but the only person who had a problem was the fat guy in the chair! demanding a refund of the arena fee and going home disapointed i swear i will never go there ever again. i think people need to know the truth about airsoft to expand the sport and not get scared off by people like him!

Nobody can play on any field if your gun shoots over their limit PERIOD

ShelledPants · June 26th, 2009, 16:40

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Originally Posted by THER3APER135

Hey i noticed your thread posted and hahah thank god someone else thinks lasertrek is terrible! i was there with some friends and they wouldnt let me play because of the fps on my gun, but the only person who had a problem was the fat guy in the chair! demanding a refund of the arena fee and going home disapointed i swear i will never go there ever again. i think people need to know the truth about airsoft to expand the sport and not get scared off by people like him!

They have to cover their insurance.

THER3APER135 · June 27th, 2009, 22:05

Im aware of the indoor rules but it was shooting around 320 and the odd 330 but there was another group playing who when they chrono his gun was around 340 and they told him that he cant shoot closer than 10 feet.

THER3APER135 · June 28th, 2009, 03:25

ok well thanks for being involved on my little delema or how ever you spell it, but i would just like to say what a horrbile experiance it was for me but at least i learned from it. And i obviously sound like a begginer airsofter but ya everybody has ran into an issue here or there when they are getting into something new.

AngelusNex · June 28th, 2009, 09:10

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Originally Posted by THER3APER135

Im aware of the indoor rules but it was shooting around 320 and the odd 330 but there was another group playing who when they chrono his gun was around 340 and they told him that he cant shoot closer than 10 feet.

Experienced players get more leeway, It's usually noobs who open up auto point blank so if your new to the sport no field will let you go over the limit.

THER3APER135 · June 28th, 2009, 16:20

well im not completely new to the sport and i know the rules but i obviously had more experiance than the kid shooting in the lobby who was yelled at to not, but i guess you would know more since you were there.

Outcast569 · June 28th, 2009, 22:46

Find it funny we all have had bad dealings with larry and the one guy who gets told "no" for the right reason complains lol. We had a guy last week with a gun above 320 (325 to be accurate) and he was told flat out no period at all could he game that gun. So its not just you, just be thankful he is holding to that bit.

Gonzo Sleeper · July 6th, 2009, 11:18

I have played there many times and never have I heard of someone with a gun shooting hot being told "that he cant shoot closer than 10 feet.".

On a side note...I walked in there with my father and brother in law to see how the renos were going and when we got in and Larry didnt even bother to turn his head to say hello or anything. Normally he would atleast nod his head or say hi. We walked around saw that there was barely anything on the wall or in the cases and the stuff he did have in one case had dust covering everything meaning no one had been in there for a while. There is plywood still over the windows but it looks like things are coming along inside. I think the whole time we were there Larry may have scratched his nose. What ever he was looking at on his computer must have been pretty interesting!

SuperFly64 · July 6th, 2009, 11:37

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Originally Posted by KNIVEZS

its JOC rule that you cant play if your gun is shooting 320+ fps indoors

no its a laser trek rule. thier insurence wont cover anything higher then that. but larry has stated.."its not a hard and fast rule as long as no one comes to them mentioning bleeders/no one complains"

SuperFly64 · July 6th, 2009, 11:43

Reaper135, it has nothing to do with noob status or otherwise. dont take any comments personally.

as far as trek goes....i was with a group that was allowed their own night there (a group that i am no longer associated with) and we were running a group decided limit of 350 indoors. (no you see why im not with them amung other reasons) and it was never mentions, looked in on, or otherwise.....

as far as larry not acknowledging a persons presence....of course not...he only cares that the pay cheques come rolling in

Kyrativ · July 6th, 2009, 14:13

Wow. My friends and I have had small games in his basement with cheap pistols but we want to get more into airsoft, well avoid this place for sure though.

Gonzo Sleeper · July 6th, 2009, 14:23

I wouldnt say not to play there just do your research before buying ANYTHING there.
I still play there in the winter

Infekted · July 6th, 2009, 19:01

The future of trek is unknown at this point. Just fom talking with Larry I have found out that he only had liability insurance, after the press with the van going in the window little to no buisness has rolled through the joint. Airsoft doesnt support the rent and bills there the laser tag does. Dont be hating so bad on the place or the people that run it, if it wasnt for them where would we play in the winter? We all have our issues with people.. Thats just human nature, if trek just closed down one day, and we didnt have a place to play then where would we be? Give em a break.

Gonzo Sleeper · July 6th, 2009, 20:40

oh ya i have no problem playing there. All I am saying is if you are planning on buying a gun or a part then probably would be a good idea to hop on google for 5 minutes and do some research so you know what you are buying...goes for anything

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June 28th, 2009, 22:46	#128
Outcast569 Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Calgary, Alberta	Find it funny we all have had bad dealings with larry and the one guy who gets told "no" for the right reason complains lol. We had a guy last week with a gun above 320 (325 to be accurate) and he was told flat out no period at all could he game that gun. So its not just you, just be thankful he is holding to that bit. __________________

July 6th, 2009, 11:18	#129
Gonzo Sleeper Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Calgary, Alberta	I have played there many times and never have I heard of someone with a gun shooting hot being told "that he cant shoot closer than 10 feet.". On a side note...I walked in there with my father and brother in law to see how the renos were going and when we got in and Larry didnt even bother to turn his head to say hello or anything. Normally he would atleast nod his head or say hi. We walked around saw that there was barely anything on the wall or in the cases and the stuff he did have in one case had dust covering everything meaning no one had been in there for a while. There is plywood still over the windows but it looks like things are coming along inside. I think the whole time we were there Larry may have scratched his nose. What ever he was looking at on his computer must have been pretty interesting! Last edited by Gonzo Sleeper; July 6th, 2009 at 11:26..

June 27th, 2009, 22:05	#124
THER3APER135 Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2009	Im aware of the indoor rules but it was shooting around 320 and the odd 330 but there was another group playing who when they chrono his gun was around 340 and they told him that he cant shoot closer than 10 feet.

June 28th, 2009, 03:25	#125
THER3APER135 Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2009	ok well thanks for being involved on my little delema or how ever you spell it, but i would just like to say what a horrbile experiance it was for me but at least i learned from it. And i obviously sound like a begginer airsofter but ya everybody has ran into an issue here or there when they are getting into something new.

June 28th, 2009, 16:20	#127
THER3APER135 Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2009	well im not completely new to the sport and i know the rules but i obviously had more experiance than the kid shooting in the lobby who was yelled at to not, but i guess you would know more since you were there.

July 6th, 2009, 11:43	#131
SuperFly64 Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2008	Reaper135, it has nothing to do with noob status or otherwise. dont take any comments personally. as far as trek goes....i was with a group that was allowed their own night there (a group that i am no longer associated with) and we were running a group decided limit of 350 indoors. (no you see why im not with them amung other reasons) and it was never mentions, looked in on, or otherwise..... as far as larry not acknowledging a persons presence....of course not...he only cares that the pay cheques come rolling in

July 6th, 2009, 14:13	#132
Kyrativ Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Calgary, AB	Wow. My friends and I have had small games in his basement with cheap pistols but we want to get more into airsoft, well avoid this place for sure though.

July 6th, 2009, 14:23	#133
Gonzo Sleeper Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Calgary, Alberta	I wouldnt say not to play there just do your research before buying ANYTHING there. I still play there in the winter

July 6th, 2009, 19:01	#134
Infekted Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2009	The future of trek is unknown at this point. Just fom talking with Larry I have found out that he only had liability insurance, after the press with the van going in the window little to no buisness has rolled through the joint. Airsoft doesnt support the rent and bills there the laser tag does. Dont be hating so bad on the place or the people that run it, if it wasnt for them where would we play in the winter? We all have our issues with people.. Thats just human nature, if trek just closed down one day, and we didnt have a place to play then where would we be? Give em a break.

July 6th, 2009, 20:40	#135
Gonzo Sleeper Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Calgary, Alberta	oh ya i have no problem playing there. All I am saying is if you are planning on buying a gun or a part then probably would be a good idea to hop on google for 5 minutes and do some research so you know what you are buying...goes for anything

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