thank you for the compliment 😂

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@@top-lul7540 Best not to smile when playing Airsoft as I have seen a good few people lose a lot of teeth 😁

@@scoutthedoggie hahahahaha thats a good one 😎

@@sephuris5555 thanks for returning 🙂

@@scoutthedoggie your welcome

The user in this video is a good player, seldom ever blazes away with the BB's

Thank You

That would be a link to the lates long form vid on their channel, I’ve noticed that a lot recently on YT shorts

As @BluTooth1663 correctly stated, that is a link to another of my videos, for some reason it appears above the video description and at a glance it can look as if it is the description for this video, but look closer there is a playbutton to the left of the, click it and it will take you to the TAC 41 video.

I think he was using the thermobaric multi bangs, made by TLSFX

I dunno, Silverback really have made a fantastic sniper rifle with this and at a bargain price, its quiet, light and the performance was beyond expectations. To be truly honest, I expected this to be an under achiever, but it's a gem and it will not be getting upgraded at all, it needs nothing.

Its just team id tape, you can see the other player at 0.44 is wearing it, though he has Yellow tape to indicate that he is on the opposite team

I was surprised by the range, hitting that last target on the pole, which I think was 73m, I did not expect that performance straight out of the box.

Thanks for watching and commenting

Just 10% was removed a few years ago we now use different areas for the games, beautiful bits never previously played in.

None in the many years that I have played airsoft, though when used indoors for CQB games they are deafening and can cause hearing damage

​@@scoutthedoggie Yeah, I play with headsets just in case. Here recently sadly someone passed away due to an accident related to a mortar, just curious how common this was. Edit: If you guys have some rules related to the matter in the field, please share them, we can may be integrate them to our local field.

​@@llfenexllall rules are on the Section8 website site, many others Airsoft sites have used our rule book as it covers everything

Thanks for returning to watch and comment. I hope you bought something nice? Yorkshire is a lovey part of England, so I hope there is a decent airsoft site in your area, I have not seen any when I am in the York and Hornsea area, so if there is nothing close to you, then pop up to Section8 sometime, you would be made welcome. Just yesterday on site we had quite a few visiting players from the north of England and a group from Wales

@@scoutthedoggie nothing flashy just a better, more sturdy m4! There is a site a little south of York in Selby owned by my local airsoft shop called Halo Mill Proving Grounds! I am het to try it myself but have heard good things about it! Will definitely look at sites further away as well and I love Scotland so will be a huge bonus to play up there too!

​@@scoutthedoggieThis airsoft site seems great. My only worry is whether its trans friendly or not?

They are great items, you bought wisely

Thanks for watching and commenting. I hope you managed to play Airsoft at some point over the last 13 years?

Sad to say that players from this site Section8 have visited quite a few sites in the USA and the comment complaint was that they felt as if they were ten years behind us. They all expected playing airsoft in the states was gonna be awesome, but it was quite the opposite. Anyway, thank you for watching and commenting

Well I hope you make it one day, we will be waiting and you will have one fantastic day🙂

I'm sure Daedalus would be happy to use them, but the owner James LeShirt, might not be so happy with someone else using them.

Thanks for returning to watching and comment. Sad to say he sold the EBR long ago

He does have a RU-vid account, but just for commenting. Recording video is easy, editing it to a watchable level is difficult, many players here run with multiple GoPro cameras, none of them are capable of editing the video they record.

Toys perhaps, but many military people come here to play airsoft with us, we have had American and British Marines and much more

Many retailers will not take guns back, repair them and few will ever do a refund. Just yesterday Sunday 30th, I spoke with two players about their new items, one faulty after testing on the site range, the other non working straight out of the box, both were told the items would not be repaired or replaced under warranty and no offer of a refund and that's from two big UK stores, naming and shaming them could get messy and costly, my son is a lawyer so I have good legal guidance.

Then thats just how it works in the UK. Here in Denmark I've never had any problems with a refund or the retailers repairing something, even when buying from french, german or polish stores.

They are surprisingly resilient guns, the one in this video is 9 years old and outperforms most new Airsoft gun.

Section8 is by far the biggest and perhaps the busiest with average 100 players every game day, other sites will claim similar numbers but..

Shotts, kinda in-between Glasgow and Edinburgh

Well kinda, Sammy and her team do all use pretty good kit, no Adidas stuff 😉

Most of it I hand made sans the uniform kit which is all dyed surplus