Hopefully Jameson sees this but some games you have medics so you usually sit down with hand up and wait for the medic to "revive" you by putting a tourniquet on your arm. The blue shirt guy is trying to block part of his view and show his team mates mustangs location by facing him
Very apt description too. Even if the game had medics in play, last thing you'd want is to lure them into a KickingMustang set up 😂 Normal player would take the walk back to respawn and carry on with their day. I'm with William on this, guy was trying to block and give position away while "dead" aka being an idiot 😉
As a man who plays airsoft, the community can suck, some guys think there “seals” when really there nothing but a Gas station employee who had one to many Twinkie’s! I like airsoft but they need to chill sometimes
yeah they're the same all over the world, over here in the UK, they think they're bloody SAS..haha. I suppose you have to aim high and emulate something.
@@anthonyh4745 yeah this, had a bloke who was over 40 claiming to be ex SAS. and while that might have been true, there was a small inkling he was telling porkies. and that would be the 54 inch waist line. still remember my friends comment when the guy said "ill have you know im exSAS" and my buddy just snarked and said "didnt realise they had a tank regiment, go pull the other one walt" kinda stuff like this is why i like running a civvie kit, you dont tend to get the assholes trying to show off and big themselves up when you look like a group of guys on a stag do, kinda why we all went to wearing tracksuits, hard to have some stitch counter go "akchtually thats not the right kit for XYZ" when youre wearing clapped out addidas tracksuit jackets with a chicom rig over it
@@gavinb907 in general you'll probably find most playing airsoft have the same attitude, even a lot of them that are far more into it. You get to talking about their gear you could be there for hours just chin wagging 😂 Have a great time my dude and hope you keep enjoying it
I'm a combat veteran and get my ass shot off by my 7 and 11 year old. They're savages but I play because they love it and it gives me something fun to do with them that they love to do.
@@JamesonsTravels brother they're better shots than the Taliban lol and thank you man. They're jacked up for turkey and deer season this year. My youngest boy especially.
@@0Diazzz0 nothing wrong with escapism from every day life. The problems come when these over the top individuals spoil it for everyone else by taking a non professional sport way to seriously. If you want to play like special forces, join a club that focuses on that and doesn't have amateurs players just wanting a little fun involved. There's plenty around.
@@anon_ymous91 I wouldn't say wannabe, as it's just a game people can play. I see it as people think it's fun because of the experience, not because they're too lazy to join the military. But, of course, to each their own opinion.
The guy in blue was just colour coordinating with the blue attachments on his gun. I guess he thought they were going to the under water range instead of the forest lol.
The blue "attachments" on his gun are a UK law thing, though. For what I know, there guns must have clearly visible coloured parts to make it *clearly* stand out from real guns. To get rid of these coloured parts, british airsofters must have played I think it was 3 matches in 6 months and get seals proving they have, so they can get their "UKARA" license and then have their guns any colour they want, including black or camouflage.
@Some Guy if we are being honest about this, it’s a “you get what you want” moment. The guy who wanted to be totally camouflaged next to a similarly camouflaged guy, was mistaken for the latter. It’s like the coach who gets mad at the opponent for tackling his QB during a fake bootleg. He wanted to blend in. He did.
@@dominus6224 yeah. I get the frustration from both of them, but that game is a lot of ‘honor system’ it seems which results in this type of confusion.
Straight away i can tell the dude in blue thought he got him, because he shot his "sniper team mate" Such a simple misunderstanding made worse by everyone.
0:23 Well he’s right, dead guys don’t talk, it’s one of the most important rules in airsoft, and I’d also really dislike the dude that broke the rule and revealed him to his teammate while he was dead, and I’d been mad too.
There are tournaments. But I'm a bit skeptical of competition. Once people start competing for a prize, and considering how easy it is to cheat by simply not calling your hits, cheating is likely to increase. Better to just keep the incentive to having a good, fun game where everyone does their best to be fair in hitcalling.
@@saltyark7564 Go-pro's can't capture everything. So, yeah. I'm gonna avoid all tournaments until they come up with a way to accurately and reliably register hit calling rather than relying on people simply being honest.
My favourite terrain would be Urban terrain. Skulking around in derelict buildings, warehouses and factories is always exciting and offers opportunities for very interesting tactics.
We used to do airsoft with BB guns when we were kids too. We also used to shoot each other with fireworks, hurl free pine cones at each other, ride bikes without helmets, ride in the back of truck or on tailgates and drink water from hoses.
I too played "Army" with BB guns when I was a kid and then my mom would spend her evenings pulling BB's out of my legs & rear! Ah the fun of growing up in the 50's & 60's!
Speedsoft is another type of airsoft that is rapidly growing towards the tournament style much like paintball has. Only problem with airsoft is it's played on a faith system of being honest.Unlike paintball.
I learnt alot today about what to wear in airsoft. Last time i went in a bright pink tutu with fairy wings and got shot everytime. I think next time ill wear a camo one and ill be good.
Yea. Started few years ago. All starters need is a Airsoft M4, eye protection, some extra mags and a whole crapload of BBs. Sidearms, camos, cool equipment are optional, you can get them if you have some extra money to spare.
I think I've been playing for 10 years now. And yeah, that's the most basic. But I'd include a death rag too in a bright neon colour. People get pissed off all the time when they get shot after "clearly" being dead. But if someone is just waltzing around with a replica gun in their hand, wearing enemy colours, it's obviously not as clear as most people think it is. So if you don't want to get shot by multiple people as you're going back to a respawn point, wear or wave a death rag around.
@@sevenproxies4255 Back when I played paintball the rule was if you didn't want to get shot while dead keep the gun in one hand pointing down and your other hand up in the air or on top of your head until out of the play area.
@@SurelyIjest206 Yeah, that can work sometimes. But let's just say that people aren't always thinking straight. Also some people refuse to carry death rags and think that just holding an open hand up should be enough to cause players to stop shooting. But sometimes you don't have the luxury of a full body target. Sometimes you're just shooting at an exposed leg, arm or shoulder. So it's best to just do something that is very visible and unmistakeable. Bright, neon colours are more visible in the woods compared to a raised hand where the arm and glove is covered in camo if you catch my drift.
Hey, hope you're doing good jarhead. Greetings from GA. I've worked at a local airsoft shop for 6 years and I've watched kids to adults drop more than $1,000 into a single kit. Much less all of the small gear and parts accumulated over the years. Not surprisingly it's guys like yourself that have the most fun kitting out and building their guns.
The dude is confused because he thinks he shot the sniper but in reality, the sniper buddy was the one he shot. Talk about a case of, "all snipers look alike"! Geesh
guy standing their cause he wants to be a big boy and contribute to the team.... thinks he already shot this guy when he shot the other sniper. Kids a real piece
10cody7 How was he supposed to know he shot his buddy? All he saw was a dude dead man talking and giving away his position. If I were in his situation, I’d be equally frustrated.
in my personal airsoft setup including gun, attachments, gear, etc. it amounts to about $1,000-$1,500 and that's collected over about 2 years, most airsoft players are about the same👍
Hello Jameson, first off love the channel! Secondly I’ve been in the airsoft game for years and have done it all, there are special events known as mil-sims where players who are well versed in tactics that they’ve learned from the teams they play for. As far as money to made there is some depending on different events mostly speed softing (paintball but with airsoft), however Mil-sims have 2 teams where they typically compete over the course of 3 days and the winners are determined after. There are many different ways to play and a ton of guns and stuff. To answer your basic questions some snipers can shoot very far depending on what’s in your gun, what gram bb your using, springs, etc.. There are also guns that are HPA (high pressures air) in which can shoot harder and farther with the ability to adjust it on your field limit. Now an average player who wants a decent gun (M4, Pistol(any type), sniper, etc.) would probably spend around $150-200 on a beginner gun, now if we’re talking about goggles, helmets, jpc’s, and the camo, it could range anywhere to $100, however it depends on the brand of item. Now I have friends who have spend thousands and are wearing over 3 grand for their rig it’s insane! Hope this helps a little to clear stuff up!
you know if he's really paying attention to location on the map along with keeping an eye on ambushes and the VIP and all that you got to give the man some credit. I was in the paintball when I was a kid when it first started and I can understand appreciating the game
So there’s a chance he was just standing there with his hand up, because he is waiting to “bleed out”. The place that I have played had a rule that you have to stay where you died for 3-5 min , and could be “ revived” by a team mate once a life .
To answer some of the questions you had about airsoft, every "field" has different rules, fps restrictions, requirements, etc, but, depending on the owner, they might be more flexible about these. Sop and safety protocol are always stated before the match or op (if the event is one or more days long). 1. When you're "tagged" by a bb, sop will either be to walk back to respawn or take a knee where you were shot, unless you're in the middle of a firefight, in which case lay on your back. The ladder is usually when there is a bleed out time and can potentially be revived by a teammate through wrapping a bandage on one of your limbs. 2. You can silently tag someone out through either placing your palm on the opponent's body or tapping them with a synthetic training knife. This depends on the event's rules and talking to the owner. 3. Terrain, in my experience, effects what fps(feet per second) is allowed. If you're playing on a "field" where there's a combination of woods, streets, and structures, then you'd have to carry two guns. A primary with a high fps so you have the range, velocity, and accuracy needed for mid-long range, and a secondary (usually a pistol or sub machine gun) for cqc. I've met players who carry a weapon that is able to do both, but performance won't be as great for mid-long range (depending on the fps). Side note, green gas powered airsoft guns can adjust their fps, but I've never used one, so I don't know if it could be done in a timely manner with ease. There are other variables, but I won't ramble. I hope this helped.
I understand you're coment only too well. I've been playing airsoft for years and you get these guys that think it's a legitimate military operation. But they dont have fun. I take enjoyment out of just hanging out with friends and then working as a team to accomplish goals in a really fun experience. It's the same thing with any sport. Good sportsmanship is key to having a good time.
Don't matter if they have fun being serious. Some people love seriousness and tactics and all that because they do. Do you have a reason for liking your hobbies the way you do other than you just like it?
*Safety officers don’t like when you do melee kills* About Blue Guy, just take the L and call out, it really won’t effect the big picture of the “battle” I don’t play often anymore but my kits $350-ish, lots of surplus and milspec gear tho
Hi Jameson love the vids. There are national Airsoft tournys in the UK (Scotland v England) and yes, commonly referred to as the bang rule within a certain distance, you can Jason Bourne takedown some people if youre quick, quiet, or stupid enough. Better pack the plastic ka-bar if youre quick enough. Or the lightsabre.
4:40 it depends on the game mode. Some times when you get hit you walk back, some times you wait for a few minutes in case a medic player can reach you and get you back in the game. In this case there's usually a "bleedout" mechanic in which if a medic doesn't reach you in X minutes, you go back.
For your terrain question, I prefer a mix of light wooden buildings in mainly wooded areas with open areas. A little snow is always nice and helps to keep cool during the entire session, though I've started to run gas guns more now so that complicates things a little. However, not too much snow as my gear is still forest camo-ed
As an airsofter I like being able to try out both indoor and outdoor for different types of gameplay, but most of the time I'm in settings like you see with this video where there's a lot of brush with some man made structures to take cover behind.
Blue shirts reminds me of the family guy clip, where Peter shows up dressed in a clown costume, and he’s like you guys are stupid, they are going to be looking for army guys.
With the stealth kill thing you can kinda do something like that with a rubber knife but that’s basically going behind them and tapping them on the shoulder with it
Best arenas are training exercises where OPFOR is just running around with a BFA. No quicker way to end the "you're dead!" calls than when they drop F bombs first. Second best is room clearing a barracks after friday night fourties. YMMV.
Banned on several UK fields, involved in a lot of different airsoft drama, removes anyone who critiques him in several social media groups. JUST the right amount of a bell-end
@@Cinerama81 oh rah i did NOT know this, I've just been going off what I've seen innit. Jesus Christ, if that Echo-chamber stuff is true then that's a bit mad
Matches at urban sites or a mix of urban and woods seem the most interesting to watch. Some are old army training "villages" some are abandoned buildings
@@brandoncourtney8134 I think that I detect sarcasm on your part, Brandon. That means one of two things. You are very young and immature, to take offense at my opinion given to a question by "Marine Reacts", or, you are old enough to know better, but still immature. Either way, you might want to work on that flaw in your character... :D
I use to laugh at airsofters. I started playing with my son and I got hooked its great to get out and run all of the anxiety out. Its like with anything you will bump into salty players but its not too often it comes in waves.
Some games you walk back to start point some games you have a medic that has to heal you and you get 2-3 lives and you out of game… the medic will tie a band around you’re arm to let the refs know you have already been down
I grew up in a town of less than 800 people, we used weak bb guns and the whole town was our battlefield, if we hit a car with a wild shot, it was "Oops sorry, I'll come mow the pasture tomorrow." or some other chore. But mostly we stuck to the 4000 acres of woods behind the house and played for days during the summer.
Depending on the field and the rules of the scenario, could be your kind of frozen when hit...like dead on the spot unless a "medic" from your side kind of tags you back in. OR once you can no longer be revived by a medic you have to trudge back to the "spawn" or starting area. IT seems this in depth VIP sort of scenario might be this sort of case. Sometimes they have pretty elaborate rules.
Sounds about right. Airsoft can be super expensive if you want to really build up your kit. Fortunately though, if you just want to plink bbs in the backyard, or just play a few games here and there, it’s not the most expensive thing in the world.
500€ is the price where u have everything, not everything in good but still in decent (gear) for the gun I’d spend at least 200-250€ the rest for the gear and safety stuff mags ect… I’ve been paying for a few years now and I don’t want to know what I’ve spend on airsoft😂
This guy has some serious good gear. I remember in 1 of he´s videos the game was ending early. I think it was for some unknown reson at the time and he hade some fun with 2 enemys that was within 15-20m of him. He called them out to find him quietly and 1 of them noticed it and was like. Did u hear that? So he called them out again to find him and they literly ended up 1m from him and nearly stepped on him and still they couldent se him on the ground. Yeah this guy has some top tier gear.
I’ll admit it I play Airsoft. I’m not ex service personnel nor do I think I am a soldier. I’ve been doing to for over a year now and 9/10 everyone is well natured and it’s good fun. As for the amount of money you can spend it’s can be endless. But at the same time you don’t have to spend a lot of money to enjoy yourself.
yeah, i go to an indoor centre, you rent the guns (m4 style) and get 2000 bb's for a cheap price, i bought some gun attachments like a aim point rip off, laser and flash light etc to trick out the rental gun.
I still think it's hilarious how serious some of these guys are, spend thousands to go in the woods with children and shoot bb guns at each other is pretty ridiculous.
when it comes to respawn, ya the players usually head back to spawn. unless its a revivable respawn, but even then, the players will sit down with their hands on their heads. as for kit cost, it depends on what you want to run. an average first player cost for everyhting they need will probably run around 200$ for a good starter set up.
This guy defines "tacticool" and is so stereotypically hardcore he could be called a "motard" But yeah, those noobs are idiots. The problem isn't being noobish, but not following the rules and etiquette.
I played the Guardian Center in Georgia and that was an incredible AO - I play with one of my sons who is 15 - it gets him off video games and out running around. It is fun and between the 2 of us we probably spent $1200. I was a 0331 in the Marines back in the 90’s and played army when I was a kid in the 80’s. It is fun, I don’t take it to the extreme and hey my sons still want to hang out with me so we make it a guys weekend, there are some great venues to play at that are used by military and LEOs for their training that will allow milsim events and I think that’s the best terrain to play.
I'd say an average airsoft kit would amount to somewhere in between $600-$700. That's including the replica gun, spare magazines, some sort of carrying system, boots, protective eyewear/mask, camo uniform, hydration vessel, pouches, batteries and so on. But some people might spend that money alone on the gun and buying gear too. There's a wide variety of tuning options for the gun, as well as different propellant options (electric, green gas, CO2, HPA)
Investing $$$ into Airsoft would be brilliant, on a nation level + making it into a legitimate sport similar to soccer would be rad! *I'd watch that on TV!* Great way to gamble! & ease tensions between nations. It's a win-win, even we could bet on side! on whatever teams they make. Let settle this Like Men! instead of Nukes! Tracer/Marker bullets. Whole lot better & wholesome over resources instead of future holocaust and disputes over these resources. Play fair & fork it over little man...
Blue dude was clearly in the wrong, but sniper could have explained he shot another dude, instead of just name calling Granted, that wouldnt have been anywhere near as entertaining lol
Not an airsofter, hated when it started becoming popular. I was and still am a paintballer, I'm not in it for "realism". For me blue vs red team is alot of fun. Less complicated. Edit: it's alot harder for people to get away with cheating as well. A big spot of paint is pretty obvious
I've played both and love both... I'm past the tournament stage of playing paintball though so airsoft is a better fit for me now. Having played both sports cheating exists in both and it's not hard to make a paintball hit go way
Checkout Operation Lion Claws, those are Mil-Sims put on by some military vets and advisors. Its pretty cool. This seems like a in between of Milsim and casual play. And my answer for terrain is Urban some forest/mountain types.
I get wrapped up watching kicking mustang vids many times, im also from the Red rider, and 1 pump bb gun war generation, no pellets only bbs though lol..although a kid in our neighborhood lost an ear, and had to have neck surgery due to a .177 wad cutter pellet..
In some games in Airsoft there is a bleed out time where you have to stand still at that site it's normally two minutes I see the confusion with the new player he shot the other sniper and believed it to be kicking Mustang
Acetech released a mock suppressor front muzzle attachment called the Acetech Blaster. It has 3 front yellow LED lights that would flash as a BB passes through the device. Replicating a muzzle flash. Also has a built in UV light that would illuminate green tracer bbs.
I got started in airsoft for about $150, but that is just one step above spring firearms. They use batteries so they shoot faster, but there are MUCH higher levels.
Blue shirt guy took out his partner. Then after the protagonist took out blue shirt guy, Blue Shirt guy thinks the protagonist cheated and didn't go off field like a good dead guy should, so he's debating about what he should do to redeem his honor.
“Like he’s looking for his wife at Target.”
This is why I’m subscribed.
Hopefully Jameson sees this but some games you have medics so you usually sit down with hand up and wait for the medic to "revive" you by putting a tourniquet on your arm. The blue shirt guy is trying to block part of his view and show his team mates mustangs location by facing him
Very apt description too. Even if the game had medics in play, last thing you'd want is to lure them into a KickingMustang set up 😂 Normal player would take the walk back to respawn and carry on with their day. I'm with William on this, guy was trying to block and give position away while "dead" aka being an idiot 😉
@@MoA-Reload... Ah, but he already "shot" him, so I guess he's saying a "dead" player can't shoot. Bunch of children anyway.
@@arcticn8023 dang nice one I didn’t think of that reason why he is standing there and not yelling medic
As a man who plays airsoft, the community can suck, some guys think there “seals” when really there nothing but a Gas station employee who had one to many Twinkie’s! I like airsoft but they need to chill sometimes
yeah they're the same all over the world, over here in the UK, they think they're bloody SAS..haha. I suppose you have to aim high and emulate something.
They even have a mcdonalds drive through on the map he shows!
@@anthonyh4745 yeah this, had a bloke who was over 40 claiming to be ex SAS. and while that might have been true, there was a small inkling he was telling porkies. and that would be the 54 inch waist line. still remember my friends comment when the guy said
"ill have you know im exSAS"
and my buddy just snarked and said "didnt realise they had a tank regiment, go pull the other one walt"
kinda stuff like this is why i like running a civvie kit, you dont tend to get the assholes trying to show off and big themselves up when you look like a group of guys on a stag do, kinda why we all went to wearing tracksuits, hard to have some stitch counter go "akchtually thats not the right kit for XYZ" when youre wearing clapped out addidas tracksuit jackets with a chicom rig over it
But whats your loadout cost?
Whether it's Paint-ball, AirSoft or whatever, you can be certain there will always be one idiot...
Best reaction vids on youtube 😆 Thanks for the laugh mate..
keep sitting them up and knocking them down Kicking....Check out his channel for the legit airsoft vids.
Went and played my first game Saturday. Lots of fun, shot a lot, but didn’t even think of arguing with someone
@@gavinb907 in general you'll probably find most playing airsoft have the same attitude, even a lot of them that are far more into it. You get to talking about their gear you could be there for hours just chin wagging 😂
Have a great time my dude and hope you keep enjoying it
Kicking "Oh Dear" Mustang, love your content!!
@@JamesonsTravels I’m suprised you can use this computer old man
I'm a combat veteran and get my ass shot off by my 7 and 11 year old. They're savages but I play because they love it and it gives me something fun to do with them that they love to do.
Lol. The best time to have kids. Glad to hear you are being what is now called old school dad. Good work.
you gotta take them out when they go to sleep best bet to winning
@@JamesonsTravels brother they're better shots than the Taliban lol and thank you man. They're jacked up for turkey and deer season this year. My youngest boy especially.
@@keuwlcat1319at 0400, dad creeps in...
What someone has no fear they become the scariest enemy
“How much does the average airsoft’er have invested in his rig?”
Answer: his virginity
🤣🤣
lmao true
Good one.
@@brandoncourtney8134 it’s pretty much a hack joke
Hey at least they lost it.. to their gear
Air-soft is always so comical to me when people take it way too seriously.
Hey man, there's some serious money involved at times in paintball!!
It's cringe on a new level. A manchilds game full of wanabe special forces
@@anon_ymous91 God forbid that people escape their misery with a game that doesn't cause death and destruction.
@@0Diazzz0 nothing wrong with escapism from every day life. The problems come when these over the top individuals spoil it for everyone else by taking a non professional sport way to seriously. If you want to play like special forces, join a club that focuses on that and doesn't have amateurs players just wanting a little fun involved. There's plenty around.
@@anon_ymous91 I wouldn't say wannabe, as it's just a game people can play. I see it as people think it's fun because of the experience, not because they're too lazy to join the military. But, of course, to each their own opinion.
Blue shirt guy is just standing there trying to point out where Mustang is to his team
The guy in blue was just colour coordinating with the blue attachments on his gun. I guess he thought they were going to the under water range instead of the forest lol.
The blue "attachments" on his gun are a UK law thing, though. For what I know, there guns must have clearly visible coloured parts to make it *clearly* stand out from real guns. To get rid of these coloured parts, british airsofters must have played I think it was 3 matches in 6 months and get seals proving they have, so they can get their "UKARA" license and then have their guns any colour they want, including black or camouflage.
@@VersedFlame as a British man I can confirm you are more or less correct there
He looks like he's trying to give away his position, as a sore loser.
I think he was confused by the other Guillie he shot
@Some Guy if we are being honest about this, it’s a “you get what you want” moment. The guy who wanted to be totally camouflaged next to a similarly camouflaged guy, was mistaken for the latter. It’s like the coach who gets mad at the opponent for tackling his QB during a fake bootleg. He wanted to blend in. He did.
@@eclipsewrecker Yeah. It rather looks like blue shirt guy was confused.
@@dominus6224 yeah. I get the frustration from both of them, but that game is a lot of ‘honor system’ it seems which results in this type of confusion.
Straight away i can tell the dude in blue thought he got him, because he shot his "sniper team mate" Such a simple misunderstanding made worse by everyone.
0:23 Well he’s right, dead guys don’t talk, it’s one of the most important rules in airsoft,
and I’d also really dislike the dude that broke the rule and revealed him to his teammate while he was dead, and I’d been mad too.
This, it's such terrible sportsmanship.
There are tournaments. But I'm a bit skeptical of competition.
Once people start competing for a prize, and considering how easy it is to cheat by simply not calling your hits, cheating is likely to increase.
Better to just keep the incentive to having a good, fun game where everyone does their best to be fair in hitcalling.
That’s where go-pros and such come in handy
@@saltyark7564 Go-pro's can't capture everything.
So, yeah. I'm gonna avoid all tournaments until they come up with a way to accurately and reliably register hit calling rather than relying on people simply being honest.
Not if everyone has cameras and scope cams. Cheaters would get banned real quick
“Looking for his wife at Target” got me bro!
"God bless lady hawk she is definitely a VIP." Jameson.😂
My favourite terrain would be Urban terrain.
Skulking around in derelict buildings, warehouses and factories is always exciting and offers opportunities for very interesting tactics.
We used to do airsoft with BB guns when we were kids too. We also used to shoot each other with fireworks, hurl free pine cones at each other, ride bikes without helmets, ride in the back of truck or on tailgates and drink water from hoses.
I too played "Army" with BB guns when I was a kid and then my mom would spend her evenings pulling BB's out of my legs & rear! Ah the fun of growing up in the 50's & 60's!
81 baby here I still have a bb in my leg
Daisy red rider no prob. It’s the damn 10 pump crossmans that mess you up
be nice if kids were allowed to be kids like that, but nooopppeeee kids just get into trouble for existing outside now days
@@Gert169 kids aren't allowed to be the gender they were born as nowadays, let alone being allowed to have an actual childhood.
@@KHETTIUS bit of a side bar there bud but ok i was just talking about being outside ppl just call the cops on kids for being kids
Speedsoft is another type of airsoft that is rapidly growing towards the tournament style much like paintball has. Only problem with airsoft is it's played on a faith system of being honest.Unlike paintball.
There is a worldwide meet-up in Russia every year, it incorporates helicopters and APC's. I think the "war" lasts a week.
I learnt alot today about what to wear in airsoft. Last time i went in a bright pink tutu with fairy wings and got shot everytime. I think next time ill wear a camo one and ill be good.
Just recently got into airsoft myself. All you rlly need is a gun, lots of bbs, and eye protection. Everything else is optional.
Yea. Started few years ago. All starters need is a Airsoft M4, eye protection, some extra mags and a whole crapload of BBs. Sidearms, camos, cool equipment are optional, you can get them if you have some extra money to spare.
U only need bbs and straw
I think I've been playing for 10 years now. And yeah, that's the most basic.
But I'd include a death rag too in a bright neon colour. People get pissed off all the time when they get shot after "clearly" being dead.
But if someone is just waltzing around with a replica gun in their hand, wearing enemy colours, it's obviously not as clear as most people think it is.
So if you don't want to get shot by multiple people as you're going back to a respawn point, wear or wave a death rag around.
@@sevenproxies4255 Back when I played paintball the rule was if you didn't want to get shot while dead keep the gun in one hand pointing down and your other hand up in the air or on top of your head until out of the play area.
@@SurelyIjest206 Yeah, that can work sometimes. But let's just say that people aren't always thinking straight.
Also some people refuse to carry death rags and think that just holding an open hand up should be enough to cause players to stop shooting.
But sometimes you don't have the luxury of a full body target. Sometimes you're just shooting at an exposed leg, arm or shoulder.
So it's best to just do something that is very visible and unmistakeable.
Bright, neon colours are more visible in the woods compared to a raised hand where the arm and glove is covered in camo if you catch my drift.
Hey, hope you're doing good jarhead. Greetings from GA. I've worked at a local airsoft shop for 6 years and I've watched kids to adults drop more than $1,000 into a single kit. Much less all of the small gear and parts accumulated over the years. Not surprisingly it's guys like yourself that have the most fun kitting out and building their guns.
They have some BBS that actually create small explosions so your idea of having snipers and guns making noise isn't unheard of
Yknow its serious when The man wears TABI BOOTS THAT SILENCE YOUR FOOTSTEPS BY 70 TO 80%
The dude is confused because he thinks he shot the sniper but in reality, the sniper buddy was the one he shot. Talk about a case of, "all snipers look alike"! Geesh
Yup.
Sniper racism lol.
guy standing their cause he wants to be a big boy and contribute to the team.... thinks he already shot this guy when he shot the other sniper. Kids a real piece
@@10cody7 Opsec demands he keep that to himself.
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How was he supposed to know he shot his buddy? All he saw was a dude dead man talking and giving away his position. If I were in his situation, I’d be equally frustrated.
in my personal airsoft setup including gun, attachments, gear, etc. it amounts to about $1,000-$1,500 and that's collected over about 2 years, most airsoft players are about the same👍
Ooh look at me I play pretend solider with plastic guns ......... grow up
I'd rather just buy a real gun with that much
@@JJ-fb1bi give over mate, let people enjoy things 😂
@@JJ-fb1bi They are not plastic, only The "toys" are plastic 🤦
And Airsoft is meant to Be a simulation.
@@JJ-fb1bi I started when I was 16, and I’m not able to join the military due to medical reasons, so yeah I’m going to go play soldier in the desert🤙🏻
Hello Jameson, first off love the channel! Secondly I’ve been in the airsoft game for years and have done it all, there are special events known as mil-sims where players who are well versed in tactics that they’ve learned from the teams they play for. As far as money to made there is some depending on different events mostly speed softing (paintball but with airsoft), however Mil-sims have 2 teams where they typically compete over the course of 3 days and the winners are determined after. There are many different ways to play and a ton of guns and stuff. To answer your basic questions some snipers can shoot very far depending on what’s in your gun, what gram bb your using, springs, etc.. There are also guns that are HPA (high pressures air) in which can shoot harder and farther with the ability to adjust it on your field limit. Now an average player who wants a decent gun (M4, Pistol(any type), sniper, etc.) would probably spend around $150-200 on a beginner gun, now if we’re talking about goggles, helmets, jpc’s, and the camo, it could range anywhere to $100, however it depends on the brand of item. Now I have friends who have spend thousands and are wearing over 3 grand for their rig it’s insane! Hope this helps a little to clear stuff up!
you know if he's really paying attention to location on the map along with keeping an eye on ambushes and the VIP and all that you got to give the man some credit. I was in the paintball when I was a kid when it first started and I can understand appreciating the game
Kicking Mustang makes some of the most enjoyable Airsoft videos I've watched on RUclips at least I think so
So there’s a chance he was just standing there with his hand up, because he is waiting to “bleed out”. The place that I have played had a rule that you have to stay where you died for 3-5 min , and could be “ revived” by a team mate once a life .
LMAO great work with the C dumpster and C hostler socks and sums lolololol
This is why I like paintball more. No one argues about getting hit when you have a big ass splotch of paint on you
People still cheat with it
paintballers are just a bunch of crybabys lol
The ghillie suit is often not allowed in paintball because it can hide hit marks
To answer some of the questions you had about airsoft, every "field" has different rules, fps restrictions, requirements, etc, but, depending on the owner, they might be more flexible about these.
Sop and safety protocol are always stated before the match or op (if the event is one or more days long).
1. When you're "tagged" by a bb, sop will either be to walk back to respawn or take a knee where you were shot, unless you're in the middle of a firefight, in which case lay on your back. The ladder is usually when there is a bleed out time and can potentially be revived by a teammate through wrapping a bandage on one of your limbs.
2. You can silently tag someone out through either placing your palm on the opponent's body or tapping them with a synthetic training knife. This depends on the event's rules and talking to the owner.
3. Terrain, in my experience, effects what fps(feet per second) is allowed. If you're playing on a "field" where there's a combination of woods, streets, and structures, then you'd have to carry two guns. A primary with a high fps so you have the range, velocity, and accuracy needed for mid-long range, and a secondary (usually a pistol or sub machine gun) for cqc. I've met players who carry a weapon that is able to do both, but performance won't be as great for mid-long range (depending on the fps).
Side note, green gas powered airsoft guns can adjust their fps, but I've never used one, so I don't know if it could be done in a timely manner with ease.
There are other variables, but I won't ramble. I hope this helped.
The funniest part is how they take it all so seriously.
I'm sure if you had a hobby you would take it seriously too lol
I understand you're coment only too well. I've been playing airsoft for years and you get these guys that think it's a legitimate military operation. But they dont have fun. I take enjoyment out of just hanging out with friends and then working as a team to accomplish goals in a really fun experience. It's the same thing with any sport. Good sportsmanship is key to having a good time.
Id bet my life their is something pointless that you care about a lot. So stfu
Don't matter if they have fun being serious. Some people love seriousness and tactics and all that because they do. Do you have a reason for liking your hobbies the way you do other than you just like it?
hey dude, I had to resubscribe due to youtube removing my subscriptions. Love your videos, admire your candid nature. keep on keeping on!
*Safety officers don’t like when you do melee kills*
About Blue Guy, just take the L and call out, it really won’t effect the big picture of the “battle”
I don’t play often anymore but my kits $350-ish, lots of surplus and milspec gear tho
My gun alone is $350, and the guys at my field consider it low end. When did you get into it? How was stuff so cheap?
@@carsofsouthernmaryland4066 350 is very low end, you want a mid range gun you're paying minimum 675 now. That's gun alone too....
@@TerminalM193 That is fucking ridiculous🤦♂️
@@TerminalM193 Sounds like a poor way how to spend money, with 350 you can get a base gun and decent mods to it to make it perform well...
Hi Jameson love the vids. There are national Airsoft tournys in the UK (Scotland v England) and yes, commonly referred to as the bang rule within a certain distance, you can Jason Bourne takedown some people if youre quick, quiet, or stupid enough. Better pack the plastic ka-bar if youre quick enough. Or the lightsabre.
JTs reactions are so good 🤣
What a clown that "sniper" is. LoL... FFS, hes using like 300m scoop for beans. HAHAHAH
4:40 it depends on the game mode. Some times when you get hit you walk back, some times you wait for a few minutes in case a medic player can reach you and get you back in the game. In this case there's usually a "bleedout" mechanic in which if a medic doesn't reach you in X minutes, you go back.
For your terrain question, I prefer a mix of light wooden buildings in mainly wooded areas with open areas. A little snow is always nice and helps to keep cool during the entire session, though I've started to run gas guns more now so that complicates things a little. However, not too much snow as my gear is still forest camo-ed
blue guy just thought he was the same guy he shot. notice the shotgun.
Finally someone was able to notice and put 2 and 2 together.
As an airsofter I like being able to try out both indoor and outdoor for different types of gameplay, but most of the time I'm in settings like you see with this video where there's a lot of brush with some man made structures to take cover behind.
there are tournaments for air soft but thats more of a paintball thing
Blue shirts reminds me of the family guy clip, where Peter shows up dressed in a clown costume, and he’s like you guys are stupid, they are going to be looking for army guys.
At least that guy in the blue didn’t shoot at the dude after he was died that would be worse
With the stealth kill thing you can kinda do something like that with a rubber knife but that’s basically going behind them and tapping them on the shoulder with it
The blue shirt guy was standing there to draw attention to himself and since he was right next to the sniper he could be scene and shot.
Back when I played airsoft, I'd spend quite a bit, couple hundred a month depending on if I was trying new weapons out lol
The blue shirt guy is being butt hurt bc he's upset he got out so quick
Blue shirt. What was he thinking. In the woods
@@JamesonsTravels Redcoat. What were the British thinking. In the woods. 😂
@@JohnnyCash101 red coat.what were the english thinking In first fase of Bore war "land of khaki pants"
My guess is he’s gaming the rules and being a locator beacon.
Mr blue shirt took out one of the ghillie snipers though...haha
Best arenas are training exercises where OPFOR is just running around with a BFA. No quicker way to end the "you're dead!" calls than when they drop F bombs first. Second best is room clearing a barracks after friday night fourties. YMMV.
Mustang's a solid guy. Takes Airsoft JUST the right amount of serious
Banned on several UK fields, involved in a lot of different airsoft drama, removes anyone who critiques him in several social media groups. JUST the right amount of a bell-end
@@Cinerama81 oh rah i did NOT know this, I've just been going off what I've seen innit. Jesus Christ, if that Echo-chamber stuff is true then that's a bit mad
Matches at urban sites or a mix of urban and woods seem the most interesting to watch. Some are old army training "villages" some are abandoned buildings
These air soft guns don't have the range of real weapons, which makes up for the fact there is no muzzle flash or louder bangs.
Bangs. Ears ringing and the smell of cordite is missing but it’s still looks fun and better than protesting at rando rally.
For real? Damn thanks for filling us all in on the obvious.
@@brandoncourtney8134 I think that I detect sarcasm on your part, Brandon. That means one of two things. You are very young and immature, to take offense at my opinion given to a question by "Marine Reacts", or, you are old enough to know better, but still immature. Either way, you might want to work on that flaw in your character... :D
@@brandoncourtney8134 Totally uncalled for. Check that attitude. Wont get you far in life. Jameson gave a light hearted fun reply nothing more.
@@CyberSystemOverload I wasnt talking to Jameson. I was talking @Ernest Worrel Speaks out.
Haha snapping necks..... I don't think anyone would survive inviting J.T to an airsoft match.
J.T- but it was a soft snap 🤣🤣
You should play a game of airsoft, you will understand things better and its allot of fun :) . You can always rent a kit.
I use to laugh at airsofters. I started playing with my son and I got hooked its great to get out and run all of the anxiety out. Its like with anything you will bump into salty players but its not too often it comes in waves.
Few hundred for an average Joe. Rifle, mask, and simple camo. His setup is up there tho
Some games you walk back to start point some games you have a medic that has to heal you and you get 2-3 lives and you out of game… the medic will tie a band around you’re arm to let the refs know you have already been down
I think there is a use for these air soft guns for military training..
They're already being used for training at some places ;)
Love your videos brother! Hopefully you’ll be able to play some Airsoft sometime, I bet you’d have a blast with the right people!!
They have as much into kit as your average Delta operator.
I can confirm this LOL. Been playing airsoft for years and you build up quite an inventory.
they have a lot of money into their kits no where near what a army kit costs
Gotta appreciate the honesty of the players that play fair
I like to do ambush’s in forest with my team
that's a guardian angel wing chair Jemeson!
Haha...I was thinking no one else noticed! 😂
I know that guys channel, and this was just hilarious! (and he's pretty good!)
I grew up in a town of less than 800 people, we used weak bb guns and the whole town was our battlefield, if we hit a car with a wild shot, it was "Oops sorry, I'll come mow the pasture tomorrow." or some other chore. But mostly we stuck to the 4000 acres of woods behind the house and played for days during the summer.
I’m a hard core AIRSOFTER !! Normally around 1k in full quility gear!!
Some fields have medics who can come and heal you so, fields ask that u stand with a dead rag or hand up for a minute before heading back when shot
I love airsoft cheater videos. Always brings out the best in people 😂
Depending on the field and the rules of the scenario, could be your kind of frozen when hit...like dead on the spot unless a "medic" from your side kind of tags you back in. OR once you can no longer be revived by a medic you have to trudge back to the "spawn" or starting area. IT seems this in depth VIP sort of scenario might be this sort of case. Sometimes they have pretty elaborate rules.
I just recently started playing airsoft and between the weapons and gear I'm about $500 deep currently
That was my comment range. But u know these setups for real are often many thousand per item?
Sounds about right. Airsoft can be super expensive if you want to really build up your kit.
Fortunately though, if you just want to plink bbs in the backyard, or just play a few games here and there, it’s not the most expensive thing in the world.
Safety kill, no neck snapping! I'm not playing with Jameson. 2nd and 3rd rib at a 45 . Don't forget to cover that cake hole
500€ is the price where u have everything, not everything in good but still in decent (gear) for the gun I’d spend at least 200-250€ the rest for the gear and safety stuff mags ect…
I’ve been paying for a few years now and I don’t want to know what I’ve spend on airsoft😂
This guy has some serious good gear. I remember in 1 of he´s videos the game was ending early. I think it was for some unknown reson at the time and he hade some fun with 2 enemys that was within 15-20m of him. He called them out to find him quietly and 1 of them noticed it and was like. Did u hear that? So he called them out again to find him and they literly ended up 1m from him and nearly stepped on him and still they couldent se him on the ground. Yeah this guy has some top tier gear.
Yup, I had to remove bb in my shoulder. Good times. 0331 USMC
These people have better optics and furniture on their airsoft guns than I do on my rifle
I’ll admit it I play Airsoft. I’m not ex service personnel nor do I think I am a soldier. I’ve been doing to for over a year now and 9/10 everyone is well natured and it’s good fun.
As for the amount of money you can spend it’s can be endless. But at the same time you don’t have to spend a lot of money to enjoy yourself.
yeah, i go to an indoor centre, you rent the guns (m4 style) and get 2000 bb's for a cheap price, i bought some gun attachments like a aim point rip off, laser and flash light etc to trick out the rental gun.
Usual rig with all your basic stuff that's decent tier is about $500-600 altogether if you want the chest rig and all.
I still think it's hilarious how serious some of these guys are, spend thousands to go in the woods with children and shoot bb guns at each other is pretty ridiculous.
It is fun, with friends. Take it a bit serious, but not too much.
when it comes to respawn, ya the players usually head back to spawn. unless its a revivable respawn, but even then, the players will sit down with their hands on their heads. as for kit cost, it depends on what you want to run. an average first player cost for everyhting they need will probably run around 200$ for a good starter set up.
This guy defines "tacticool" and is so stereotypically hardcore he could be called a "motard"
But yeah, those noobs are idiots. The problem isn't being noobish, but not following the rules and etiquette.
I played the Guardian Center in Georgia and that was an incredible AO - I play with one of my sons who is 15 - it gets him off video games and out running around. It is fun and between the 2 of us we probably spent $1200. I was a 0331 in the Marines back in the 90’s and played army when I was a kid in the 80’s. It is fun, I don’t take it to the extreme and hey my sons still want to hang out with me so we make it a guys weekend, there are some great venues to play at that are used by military and LEOs for their training that will allow milsim events and I think that’s the best terrain to play.
The average airsofter has invested all his heart, mind, body, soul, and strength.
And a years wages
I'd say an average airsoft kit would amount to somewhere in between $600-$700.
That's including the replica gun, spare magazines, some sort of carrying system, boots, protective eyewear/mask, camo uniform, hydration vessel, pouches, batteries and so on.
But some people might spend that money alone on the gun and buying gear too. There's a wide variety of tuning options for the gun, as well as different propellant options (electric, green gas, CO2, HPA)
Investing $$$ into Airsoft would be brilliant, on a nation level + making it into a legitimate sport similar to soccer would be rad! *I'd watch that on TV!* Great way to gamble! & ease tensions between nations. It's a win-win, even we could bet on side! on whatever teams they make. Let settle this Like Men! instead of Nukes! Tracer/Marker bullets. Whole lot better & wholesome over resources instead of future holocaust and disputes over these resources. Play fair & fork it over little man...
With the training the pros have it would probably be televised war gaming
From what I've seen from other airsoft videos players say bang bang and or tap some one on the shoulder instead of unloading them at point blank.
I would have a problem with anyone that wears Ghillie Suits I can handle people that wear camo in Video games
games without frontiers...wars without tears
Blue dude was clearly in the wrong, but sniper could have explained he shot another dude, instead of just name calling
Granted, that wouldnt have been anywhere near as entertaining lol
So far on a kit, guns, and attachments I’ve spent upwards of $800 and that doesn’t include ammo which you go through pretty quick lol
Not an airsofter, hated when it started becoming popular. I was and still am a paintballer, I'm not in it for "realism". For me blue vs red team is alot of fun. Less complicated.
Edit: it's alot harder for people to get away with cheating as well. A big spot of paint is pretty obvious
I've played both and love both... I'm past the tournament stage of playing paintball though so airsoft is a better fit for me now. Having played both sports cheating exists in both and it's not hard to make a paintball hit go way
Checkout Operation Lion Claws, those are Mil-Sims put on by some military vets and advisors. Its pretty cool. This seems like a in between of Milsim and casual play. And my answer for terrain is Urban some forest/mountain types.
Wow I've been fans of both y'alls channels for a while what a crossover😂
I get wrapped up watching kicking mustang vids many times, im also from the Red rider, and 1 pump bb gun war generation, no pellets only bbs though lol..although a kid in our neighborhood lost an ear, and had to have neck surgery due to a .177 wad cutter pellet..
In some games in Airsoft there is a bleed out time where you have to stand still at that site it's normally two minutes I see the confusion with the new player he shot the other sniper and believed it to be kicking Mustang
Acetech released a mock suppressor front muzzle attachment called the Acetech Blaster. It has 3 front yellow LED lights that would flash as a BB passes through the device. Replicating a muzzle flash.
Also has a built in UV light that would illuminate green tracer bbs.
I got started in airsoft for about $150, but that is just one step above spring firearms. They use batteries so they shoot faster, but there are MUCH higher levels.
Blue shirt guy took out his partner. Then after the protagonist took out blue shirt guy, Blue Shirt guy thinks the protagonist cheated and didn't go off field like a good dead guy should, so he's debating about what he should do to redeem his honor.