Being able to shoot ambidextrously is severely underrated. Super cool watching this guy swap being the two fluently in order to hug his cover all the more closer and still get a good corner mount
nobody said he was? Dude's taking real firearms training and applying it to kick some poor LARPers' asses in airsoft, basically says that in the title of the video. Nothing against LARPing though, as long as long as you're training well and accurately it's pretty sick @@Riorozen
8:08 Even though it's airsoft, he remembered to raise his rifle when his buddy came into his line of fire. These dudes are forreal, good stuff Alfonse.
@@andym7165it's not a "really cool habit". It should be day one muscle to anyone holding and pointing any tool that fires a projectile of any kind. Muzzle discipline is drilled in every Army recruits head in every MOS in BASIC to the tip of the spear of these elite SOF guys. Shows the difference from cosplayers to professionals. Same for putting on safe at every point when weapon is not being fired including during mag changes. BRM and weapons safety not negotiable and a good DS will make sure you understand this or your life will be miserable before you kill your battle buddy.
@@tedfordsdrumworld910 i said its a good habit, not a cool habit, and what i meant was if you never used a gun before its better to get into a habit of following gun safety rules when using something similar to a real gun, that way youll apply those habits onto a real weapon
@@andym7165 NO, you edited your comment. The only reason I replied is you specifically used that term which is why I quoted it other wise I would have no reason to comment. Also the whole comment has changed. 🤷♂️
Hello Alfonse I'm the helmet guy, tensions ran high I let my emotions get the better of me but it doesn't reflect the incredible weekend we all had. Awesome location, terrific firefights, tons of laughs. Both teams were very sportsmanlike and complimenting each others shots both days, it was honestly the most fun I've had with airsoft in a hot minute. Love the video man, I hope to see you out there again!
hey dude! it was great playing against you! thanks for commenting, i completely agree, this was one of the most fun/chill airsoft games that i got to play at in a long time. players on both sides were awesome, played hard and had great sportsmanship! I hope you didn't think i was implying that you did anything wrong in the video clip. i just thought it was really funny and fell out of my chair laughing when i first watched my friends perspective, i think it is a perfect representation of an awkward certified "airsoft moment" If anything i think you handled it better than most people, i completely understand why you would get upset at people complaining accusing you of shooting hot Im still not 100% certain but I think the confusion was actually due to the fact that there was a hidden 3rd shooter in the woodline with a dmr that was hitting us (2.5J) (my camera battery died before that moment you see me get hit but i remember i was looking at the door and got hit from the woodline) the dudes behind me did not see where it came from and only heard me say "ouch that one really hurt" this would theoretically explain the confusion, I think it was also just a case of things getting spicy when in close and also the fact that it was day 2 and it unfortunately lead to that awkward airsoft moment (also my friend being new to airsoft adds to the confusion) Either way we all hugged it out and i think that it sets a good example on how to properly defuse an airsoft argument, hopefully ill see you out at the next one!
I usually just scream out as loud as i can "PUT YOUR GLOCK AWAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" THEN THEY CALM DOWN. not in airsoft i mean in public. lol
@christophergarrison2628 probably since they put up the MW2 complete Hans Zimmer soundtrack for sale in the MW2 2022 marketplace. I've used it quite a bit and I'd assume I may even have a couple copyright claims myself.
The Black Ops beat towards the beginning kinda threw me for a loop, and mixed with the POV cam, it really gave early COD vibes. Kinda got lost in the nostalgia for a sec. Lol
If someone doesn't know "Running hot" (2:14) means that they have the their air pressure turned up, so they can shoot further. Guns get tested before a match to make sure every gun is lower than the max speed, judges sometimes even put tape over the adjuster so people can not mess with it afterwards, but... some people will attach a heat pack (the kind you stick in your pocket during winter) to bump up the air pressure, and speed, and distance. At close range, these can even bust your goggles, or enter the skin.
It won’t burst your goggles but it hurts like a mf. I’ve been hit at close range by toys with a high julcrip. Needless to say not a fun experience getting hit in the face at 5m by a 2j bb and knowing the HPA toys can be cranked up even up to 4j you get the picture.
@@halo-7797 I played back in 88, when the balls were 60 and 68 cal. Paintball, and we'd have to keep under 300. There was a twisted ravine with some dead-end side spikes. The ravine was about 1.5-2 meters deep, so we had cover, but we were way outnumbered since we were the last 4 guys, against about 20. We lost 1 guy guarding in the ravine, so I dropped down from the spike, and took out the exposed group that was moving up the ravine. When I turned to go back up the spike, 2 guys came over the crest, and shot me point blank. The guy to my right was shooting hot, He hit me 3 times in the head. The adjustment strap on my face shield cracked. There was bits of plastic shell in my temple, and in my neck. I was knocked unconscious, for about 1 minute, and was told by the field doc, to not play the rest of the day. Most people, when under 10 meters, shoot for the body, or the legs, not the head. That dude was banned for a month, after they tested his gun. VM 68 if I remember correctly.
@@ZimCrusherearly 90's my brother got a paintball gun but being the early 90's and him not actually part of anything that had regulations we had no idea about any of it. Lots of late nights sleeping on my belly because my back was so bloody and welped up (tell our dad found out about it) Oh the good days.
I invested alot of money into airsoft but got fed up because of cheaters and angry assholes that get jealous when women talk to me on the field. Plus everyone treats the GAME like tbey gambled on the shit or just egotistic whiny babies.
@@darksu6947 it was actually a woman talking to be just typical dialogue while waiting for the game the start. And the ref got mad jealous and started running his mouth
@@residualsoul4693I mean...airsoft is full of wannabe tough guys who don't really have what it takes to actually do the real deal. Of course that's a generalization but it's accurate. There are a lot of good hearted and seriously well tempered people who play as well. That being said something like this is bound to attract people who want to feel like they have been in combat and they don't have the temperament to actually handle the emotions that come with the adrenaline. You see it in sports with bad sportsmanship outbursts all the time. Except here you have the added element of people who fantasize about combat but in real life would most likely shit a brick.
The airsoft community is one of the greatest things I’ve ever experienced. Have never met a single person who was rude. I got a few stories from my local field. One time a dude had his gas 1911 fall out of his holster and about half of the field volunteered to help him find it during the middle of a game. Second story requires a bit of context. I sometimes run a riot visor. It’s only like 35% of the time though. Between rounds, me and a complete stranger decided it would be hilarious to play Down Under by having him shoot my visor. Third story is when I was sniping in a pretty heavily wooded area. I hear a dude creep up on me and we both startle each other and begin frantically trying to unclip our sidearms. After about 30 seconds of us completely forgetting how to use our fingers, a second dude who was with him gets me. We couldn’t stop laughing about it after the round.
I jumped out on a guy and fired but I was out of ammo, he realised and paused as I stood up straight and sort of shrugged like "ffs" he laughed and shot me and I laughed. Fast forward to the next round and I snuck up on him and shot him, he turned and recognised me and we laughed again. Good times.
Not flagging buddies, great use of cover/concealment, room clearing with minimal personnel, bounding to cover, ambi shooting, maintainting pid etc etc. Fkn high tier guys lol shoot, move , communicate/kill. Great stuff dudes
@@AirsoftAlfonse I was in that rickety tin shack visible at 10:27 blastin away at some baddies stacking on the mountainside door. you, and a couple fellas came along the right side of the building and I tagged one guy. You sprayed down my house while cortez rushed me. Him and I traded out, I think you rezzed your guy. Actually I think it's happening at 11:05. I'll blast you next time ;)
Im a sergeant in Finnish defence forces. I had my military training in international rapid deployment forces. I have experience from UN peacekeeping operations in Lebanon. Last week i had my first airsoft match. I had fun even though my teammates were much younger 12-18 year olds. Its easy to say that my training made me kinda op compared to those teens but im sure they too had a lot of fun!
@@BusinessWolf1 There's a certain _je ne sais quoi_ about contractually-inescapable military combat training that makes it distinguishable from optional civilian mil-sim equivalents. Maybe if the entire training org is a bunch of retired gunnys or something. But even as a non-combat troop from another branch, I can just tell. Big bro hits different.
@@BusinessWolf1What I personally notice are not things like his grip, any novice can use a similar grip. But it’s how he efficiently moves the gun around, keeps it from flagging teammates, and a bunch of just micro movements that look precisely drilled for countless hours. It’s something I am unsure someone who has never seen combat or at least been trained by professionals for combat can do. Airsoft doesn’t encourage quite the same things and nowhere near as heavily. Getting out in airsoft isn’t fun, but it’s _slightly_ more inconvenient in real combat. If you like competitive games like CS, it’s comparable to being able to tell the level of a player by just watching them navigate a situation. Lower skill players act and react differently and with less conciseness, confidence, and comfort than better players.
It's funny how you can tell who has training cus of how slow the trained dudes clear the buildings, as opposed to the dudes who just bum rush cus they see it in movies
I used to airsoft back in the late 90s early 2000's before it became main stream, it was all about honesty, and playing and having fun...hadn't played since....24 years later I went to an airsoft park for the first time, and I saw all the cringe, lying, no one calling hits, over powered guns who were friends with the refs, I had a bb had to be taken out with a scalpel. I tried calling people out, and the ref would say "naw they good" without checking.
Same here buddy. Those were the glory days. When it became mainstream, it brought out all the tacticool wanna-be couch operators with giant egos to the hobby.
As a former Army soldier. Watching that guy stick his SAW out the window and it only make the little clicking sound as it fired the pellets was comedy gold. You can really see his reflexs and target acquisition is far beyond the peasants he is playing against.
Absolutely. I have grown up with military roots. Dad was Army, Grandpa Airforce, and Uncle Marines. one of my best friends was air assault qualified and had multiple other combat qualifications. Watched countless videos and documetaries on tactics and movement. The few times I played airsoft, for being a civilian, even I was like...wtf are these people doing. I have an inate ability for combat that a lot of people seem to lack. If I wasn't such a hippy I would have made a good soldier lol. I think a lot of people don't take it "seriously" as in its a game and no one dies. If you really want to get something useful out of it beyond fun, you have to suspend your disbelief and take it seriously. Don't put yourself in situations that you would never put yourself in if real bullets were flying. People just do stupid shit playing airsoft as a game that would have their head splattered in 2 seconds in real life.
Peacetime training really is what it is. Most combat videos concerning MG/sniper positions from militaries engaged in civil wars/peer to peer enemies utilize a fire from inside the room approach because it lets you fire upon the enemy whilst utilizing maximum cover and concealment. Window peeking like that is the same as skylining yourself.
Clean gameplay. I noticed the one with the eotech does not change his shoulder a ton and stick to his dominant hand, but the "violence" of his actions almost negate that, while still changing side to hug corner when static. Impressed by that, guys.
you know why “quickscoping” is a thing right? when you ADS in cod it engages the aim assist, quick scoping isnt a skill based action. in games like cs, scoping in and shooting someone within 200ms is just a regular awp kill, we dont even have a fancy word for it.
@@BlastinRope "quick scoping isn't a skill based action" Objectively wrong... I prefer CS over CoD but I still acknowledge there is a very high skillcap with quick scoping. Also I may be wrong but I remember quick scoping becoming a thing specifically because of MW2, the intervention, and the perk that let you ADS quicker. Before that short-range sniping was limited to no scoping
Agreed i dont like that word at all Also he used glass as cover and didnt properly stack at 8:00 he was supposed to make sure he got his friends back instantly not 2/3secs later... I dont say im better but im not pointing fingers and saying the mostly used by narcissists "cringe" word And no i wasnt there im german
as a hopeful future green beret, getting to watch how you approach a battlefield and indoor situations is really useful. also youre funny as hell, keep it up
The accuracy on the target and being able to shoot through any object that’s soft enough to allow the bullet to travel through and still hit the target makes a big difference you can shred a wall/target and get the target on the other side or you gotta put your bullet in the right place to get your target accuracy is important and direct sight on the target is important. I hope we can agree on this. See the target hit the target or just annihilate the backstop, but the targets behind.
Awesome stuff, man! I always enjoy your content. I bet your buddy had a blast, but was disappointed at how short of range our BB gats have. It's still fun, though.
haha yeah, thanks man, that definitly perfectly sums it up and is pretty much the biggest short coming with airsoft when comparing it to other training platforms for work, either way it was a great time with friends and thats what matters to me!
@AirsoftAlfonse yea...that training ammo for real guns is pretty cool. You have to switch out a few parts on your gun to make sure real rounds can't be chambered. I think a cross between that and airsoft would be cool. Get a few airsoft companies to make real feeling guns made to only fire the paint ammunition so an accident would be impossible. The realism would be much, much higher and would be great for people who want a more realistic experience. 30 round mags, 15 rounds or less for pistols..etc. you get the picture. None of this 300 rounds without reloading stuff lol. Have to make your shots actually count with the paint bullets.
Only in airsoft I can meet friends from different background (college student, bussinessmen, lawyer, clergymen, teachers, to army and policemen) and religions to have pure fun together. The moment I remember is to drink hot coffee together and eat local snacks in one of the community member meanwhile talking about the next game until late. A brotherhood indeed.
@@mr.martyr8573yeah you should never be aiming at anything u don't want to shoot so it becomes automatic Same with getting flagged I'm automatically jumping out of the way
yup, even 1j at super close range can break skin ect depending on location of impact and weight off bb, things just get spicy in cqb its just the way it goes
I have a ton of signs because I play mostly CQB (Venlo Netherlands), and max is 1.2 jouls. It hurst like shit. My last game I got one in the cheek and another in the nose, both visible and bleeding a bit. I had my mask cover gone just a tiny bit down during game and bang!! Can't imagine someone shooting higher power in close range. (It sucks if happens)
This made my day so hilarious. I have some kid that thinks hes like a Navy seal just because he does airsoft. So funny to see what an actual special forces guy thinks of his hobby. I sent this video directly to him to humble his ass
Love the hug, but man, this is one of the reasons I fizzled out and basically stopped playin airsoft altogether. I was sick of all the 30-50 year old man babys who thought they were tough shit and would start unnecessary drama and just bitch all the time.
@@Chris-hb2ibits a military term used by infantry units..nothing cringe about it. Its what we do and how we are trained. If you find violence of action cringe..i feel bad for what youd call the aftermath of said violence of action after mission complete 😂 youd be at a loss for words entirely
@@cheapshawts5366 .....I was in the Marine Infantry for 4 years but thanks for the lesson, hero lol "iTs wHat We Do aNd HoW weRe tRaInEd." You sound like a boot.
Ugh, seeing some of the people in the comment section admiring basic soldiering skills is hurting my soul. I'm having a difficult time explaining my reaction, but as a veteran that served as a Combat Medic - seeing people who role play combat scenarios showing admiration for simple things like not flagging a friendly target upsets something inside of me.
maaaaaan imagine after a long week of hard work you go to the airsoft field to have some fun with the boys and your opponents are fucking army special forces haha id be pissed but also taking notes at the same time 🤣🤣🤣
I remember playing paintball back in the 90's and someone invited their buddies who were ex military, and now firemen. These two guys were in great shape and thought they were going to dominate. The really got pissed off when they quickly found out that it was actually the other way around. It got a bit intense and I thought they were going to start a fight. During a break, I pulled them aside and told them that this is all in fun and that we have guys up to 60 years old playing with us so settle down. They apologized and we had a good time afterwards.
As far as 3:38 issue we’ll call it, they should be ecstatic you managed to utilize the song in such a creative fashion with it, sounded great but since you know, they OWN physically the sounds that go into your ear, 🙄 you must ask them first! 😤 Like you know, 10 year olds have to do. Good luck in your waist of time-I mean litigation. Edit: I also, run the or I should say, THEE KWA LM-what-fo Mil/Pol PTR RIS GBBR and I love that system. Good to see some of these SF guys running it too, it makes me so proud!🥲 And, to those SF guys, thanks for commin out to mix it up with the civi’s. That’s good of ya and It shows the other Mil/Pol guys that there is a lot of benefit to be had from playin it. The industry and gameplay and popularity rely heavily in how you guys get or don’t get involved so, good lord I hope you guys(SF community in general) stay and keep an open mind and keep showin up for the rest of us who really damn appreciate you guys hangin out with the rest of the best of us. We’ll make ya better, jk. Lol. (Too Gun quote) Thanks for reading this too.
The best lesson I usually teach people in airsoft if they're just in a bad mood is "if you get hit, don't talk shit" in a respectful way. It's just "hit" and sit down for a moment. I know people who are in the zone and will get pissed when shot in a raw area, but if you get hurt, understand that it's going to hurt if you don't have protection.
3:22 it's always interesting to watch how someone solves a building when alone. Having the advantage of watching on RUclips its easy to see mistakes he made but there really is no right way to clear a structure alone. I feel like because of the nature of this video I'll mention I'm speaking from experience from my two deployments to Afghanistan dojng raids not pkaying toy guns. Id just like to avoid that out the gate. I want to add as im watching more the difference in skill or rather experience is humbling. Theres a kot of moments where I would have taken cover and possibly looked for a better vantage point but he knew his opponent was not accurate enough to warrant such action. It's like the white belt watching the black belt preform magic. 9:12 you don't get to see it often but everyone always loves the sexy shots with a carbine when clearing rooms but the real magic happens when an operator is using a saw or hog. Never met one who wasnt surgical with a belt fed machine gun. I'm not sure if the guy using the saw was also an operator at some point but he had good five to seven round bursts, good effect on stationary targets, and a fantastic lead on the moving one shooting across that tennis court.
Honestly, hard to even tell that he has proper training besides a few giveaways: He's ambidextrous, the way he always keeps track of the muzzle, he seems to be pretty fit to run and then still be able to move quietly and without heavy breathing (I've seen too many airsofters pant after short run even if they play frequently) and look at how he manipulates his guns, specifically the sling so it doesn't get in the way
Where do you usually find out about these types of events? I know there’s MIR tactical but I don’t know if they do events in socal. Are there other places I can look?
most of the time on facebook or instagram, the event hosts just post about it or there event schedule on their and then i just pick one that looks cool and buy a ticket "Desert fox events" does events in cali and some times "lion claw milsim"
Have you thought of playing a game called project reality? Its a tactical squad multi-player game and it gets really realistic (dont let the graphics dishearten you). I am in the greek national guard and you can easily translate what you learn here into the game
You guys really make me want to put on my kit, change everything out for airsoft, and hit a field somewhere. I just don't know how to get started from Northwest Ohio area.
Can confirm, ohio is dead in terms of airsoft. Only really small indoor fields these days. I genuinely, honestly mean it when I say that Ohio airsoft died when Devils Playground shut down. They were peak, and for some reason no one else can top them.
how far north west? every month there are games at my local field which is located in pinkney michigan near ann arbor at a field called hell survivors if you ever want to make the drive out and try it
@@AirsoftAlfonse Great info sir. I live 300 feet from the Michigan line. Ann Arbor is not hard to get to at all. I would head up 23 North, put it to the wood, and row the gearbox. LOL
Late to the party here. In bryan ohio. NW corner. Interested in trying this coming year. There's a field in Hillsdale Michigan I think. Ever been there? Good, bad?
^ This 💯!!!! Wish there was more thinking like this. Instead the milsim crowd will spend thousands for an exact replication of a SEAL kit but then run AEG's with 200+ round magazines. A legit GBBR milsim would be sick and would actually make teamwork and tactics important.
The main problem of airsoft as opposed to sports is that there is no natural selection that will make sure everybody is getting a quality game with quality opponents.
What’s cringe is a trained combatant complaining that untrained civilians having fun are cringe instead of teaching them proper tactics and spreading your wisdom so they can in turn be better themselves and you also seem like the type that thinks they’re so much better that they don’t call their hits because it would be embarrassing finally dying to a camping 13 year old; because it seemed like you got hit a lot but never once called it
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Being able to shoot ambidextrously is severely underrated. Super cool watching this guy swap being the two fluently in order to hug his cover all the more closer and still get a good corner mount
I’m naturally ambidextrous. Only problem is I use an LMG. So you can imagine switching hands with an anvil of a gun takes a little extra effort
nobody said he was? Dude's taking real firearms training and applying it to kick some poor LARPers' asses in airsoft, basically says that in the title of the video.
Nothing against LARPing though, as long as long as you're training well and accurately it's pretty sick @@Riorozen
@@KoleTheSilent this is not larping why did you say it twice?
airsoft is firearms LARP @@ColtPinky
@@Riorozen Oh really? really? i didn't know that
Love how hugging that guy diffused everything
When in doubt hug it out 🥲
Tactical hug
@@AirsoftAlfonsei love your vids your channel makes me want to get an airsoft gun
How you gonna be tough when being hugged
How you gonna be tough when being hugged
8:08 Even though it's airsoft, he remembered to raise his rifle when his buddy came into his line of fire. These dudes are forreal, good stuff Alfonse.
Its also really good habit, to treat every airsoft gun like if it was a real one if you’re unexperienced with weapons
they are trained to have this as muscle memory. freaking awesome!
@@andym7165it's not a "really cool habit". It should be day one muscle to anyone holding and pointing any tool that fires a projectile of any kind. Muzzle discipline is drilled in every Army recruits head in every MOS in BASIC to the tip of the spear of these elite SOF guys. Shows the difference from cosplayers to professionals.
Same for putting on safe at every point when weapon is not being fired including during mag changes. BRM and weapons safety not negotiable and a good DS will make sure you understand this or your life will be miserable before you kill your battle buddy.
@@tedfordsdrumworld910 i said its a good habit, not a cool habit, and what i meant was if you never used a gun before its better to get into a habit of following gun safety rules when using something similar to a real gun, that way youll apply those habits onto a real weapon
@@andym7165 NO, you edited your comment. The only reason I replied is you specifically used that term which is why I quoted it other wise I would have no reason to comment. Also the whole comment has changed. 🤷♂️
It's always funny playing with actual operators, because you know in their mind it's a game but the real life skills still kick in.
As a airsofter I can attest to the fact that we're all there to complain first then play airsoft
Same with paintball
It would be harder not to do that as a trained professional lol
@@taylorsopko5807nah paintball we actually have fun. Say that about speedball maybe
This is absolutely embarrassing. Grow up boys.
Hello Alfonse I'm the helmet guy, tensions ran high I let my emotions get the better of me but it doesn't reflect the incredible weekend we all had.
Awesome location, terrific firefights, tons of laughs.
Both teams were very sportsmanlike and complimenting each others shots both days, it was honestly the most fun I've had with airsoft in a hot minute.
Love the video man, I hope to see you out there again!
even while pissed off you seemed really chill lol I don't think anyone's judging you for it
Yeah man you were pretty chill, no-one's judging you here
hey dude! it was great playing against you! thanks for commenting, i completely agree, this was one of the most fun/chill airsoft games that i got to play at in a long time. players on both sides were awesome, played hard and had great sportsmanship!
I hope you didn't think i was implying that you did anything wrong in the video clip. i just thought it was really funny and fell out of my chair laughing when i first watched my friends perspective, i think it is a perfect representation of an awkward certified "airsoft moment" If anything i think you handled it better than most people, i completely understand why you would get upset at people complaining accusing you of shooting hot
Im still not 100% certain but I think the confusion was actually due to the fact that there was a hidden 3rd shooter in the woodline with a dmr that was hitting us (2.5J) (my camera battery died before that moment you see me get hit but i remember i was looking at the door and got hit from the woodline) the dudes behind me did not see where it came from and only heard me say "ouch that one really hurt" this would theoretically explain the confusion, I think it was also just a case of things getting spicy when in close and also the fact that it was day 2 and it unfortunately lead to that awkward airsoft moment (also my friend being new to airsoft adds to the confusion) Either way we all hugged it out and i think that it sets a good example on how to properly defuse an airsoft argument, hopefully ill see you out at the next one!
Honestly i understand why you were mad lol. Either way you handled it well.
honestly you were awesome for apologizing right after. we need more of you in the community
Aggressively telling people to chill is the #1 way to ensure someone calms down. Yes how did I not know this?
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I usually just scream out as loud as i can "PUT YOUR GLOCK AWAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
THEN THEY CALM DOWN.
not in airsoft i mean in public. lol
@@tylerdurden9920 put ya Glock away waltuh
I'm sorry for unfunny joke
... no.
Doing it with the authority of a special force soldier tho
Nothing beats a good COD track to keep the intensity going when nobody is getting shot🤣
cod 4 had a perfect soundtrack
To bad it got copyrighted
@christophergarrison2628 probably since they put up the MW2 complete Hans Zimmer soundtrack for sale in the MW2 2022 marketplace. I've used it quite a bit and I'd assume I may even have a couple copyright claims myself.
The Black Ops beat towards the beginning kinda threw me for a loop, and mixed with the POV cam, it really gave early COD vibes. Kinda got lost in the nostalgia for a sec. Lol
If someone doesn't know "Running hot" (2:14) means that they have the their air pressure turned up, so they can shoot further.
Guns get tested before a match to make sure every gun is lower than the max speed, judges sometimes even put tape over the adjuster so people can not mess with it afterwards, but... some people will attach a heat pack (the kind you stick in your pocket during winter) to bump up the air pressure, and speed, and distance.
At close range, these can even bust your goggles, or enter the skin.
why the fuck would you do something like that.
It won’t burst your goggles but it hurts like a mf. I’ve been hit at close range by toys with a high julcrip. Needless to say not a fun experience getting hit in the face at 5m by a 2j bb and knowing the HPA toys can be cranked up even up to 4j you get the picture.
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I played back in 88, when the balls were 60 and 68 cal. Paintball, and we'd have to keep under 300. There was a twisted ravine with some dead-end side spikes. The ravine was about 1.5-2 meters deep, so we had cover, but we were way outnumbered since we were the last 4 guys, against about 20. We lost 1 guy guarding in the ravine, so I dropped down from the spike, and took out the exposed group that was moving up the ravine. When I turned to go back up the spike, 2 guys came over the crest, and shot me point blank.
The guy to my right was shooting hot, He hit me 3 times in the head. The adjustment strap on my face shield cracked. There was bits of plastic shell in my temple, and in my neck. I was knocked unconscious, for about 1 minute, and was told by the field doc, to not play the rest of the day.
Most people, when under 10 meters, shoot for the body, or the legs, not the head.
That dude was banned for a month, after they tested his gun. VM 68 if I remember correctly.
it smashed him almost took the hat off!!
@@ZimCrusherearly 90's my brother got a paintball gun but being the early 90's and him not actually part of anything that had regulations we had no idea about any of it. Lots of late nights sleeping on my belly because my back was so bloody and welped up (tell our dad found out about it)
Oh the good days.
I never will understand the ones who play airsoft but get mad when shot.
I invested alot of money into airsoft but got fed up because of cheaters and angry assholes that get jealous when women talk to me on the field. Plus everyone treats the GAME like tbey gambled on the shit or just egotistic whiny babies.
@@residualsoul4693Why would you waste time talking to a women when there are enemy combatants to shadow ban to the Netherrealm? Talking to women! 😂
@@darksu6947 it was actually a woman talking to be just typical dialogue while waiting for the game the start. And the ref got mad jealous and started running his mouth
@@darksu6947 some of these people try to assert dominance or something i don't really get it lol
@@residualsoul4693I mean...airsoft is full of wannabe tough guys who don't really have what it takes to actually do the real deal. Of course that's a generalization but it's accurate. There are a lot of good hearted and seriously well tempered people who play as well. That being said something like this is bound to attract people who want to feel like they have been in combat and they don't have the temperament to actually handle the emotions that come with the adrenaline. You see it in sports with bad sportsmanship outbursts all the time. Except here you have the added element of people who fantasize about combat but in real life would most likely shit a brick.
Nothing is worse than a soldier who gets nostalgia instead of PTSD
The airsoft community is one of the greatest things I’ve ever experienced. Have never met a single person who was rude. I got a few stories from my local field.
One time a dude had his gas 1911 fall out of his holster and about half of the field volunteered to help him find it during the middle of a game.
Second story requires a bit of context. I sometimes run a riot visor. It’s only like 35% of the time though. Between rounds, me and a complete stranger decided it would be hilarious to play Down Under by having him shoot my visor.
Third story is when I was sniping in a pretty heavily wooded area. I hear a dude creep up on me and we both startle each other and begin frantically trying to unclip our sidearms. After about 30 seconds of us completely forgetting how to use our fingers, a second dude who was with him gets me. We couldn’t stop laughing about it after the round.
the 3rd one is funny as hell lol
Fighting rarely happens
I jumped out on a guy and fired but I was out of ammo, he realised and paused as I stood up straight and sort of shrugged like "ffs" he laughed and shot me and I laughed. Fast forward to the next round and I snuck up on him and shot him, he turned and recognised me and we laughed again. Good times.
Depends where you are from
lmao the last one wa really funny
Not flagging buddies, great use of cover/concealment, room clearing with minimal personnel, bounding to cover, ambi shooting, maintainting pid etc etc. Fkn high tier guys lol shoot, move , communicate/kill. Great stuff dudes
I was at this game. This footage doesnt do justice to how hectic the shootout was over that rec center building.
literally the alamo #neverforget 🫡
@@AirsoftAlfonse I was in that rickety tin shack visible at 10:27 blastin away at some baddies stacking on the mountainside door. you, and a couple fellas came along the right side of the building and I tagged one guy.
You sprayed down my house while cortez rushed me. Him and I traded out, I think you rezzed your guy. Actually I think it's happening at 11:05.
I'll blast you next time ;)
@@Wabaanimkiithat's so sick lol I wish I was there
Why did he shoot those four guys when everyone was grouped up and clearly not playing?
@@sterlingroberts6240 Because they looked at him funny.
Out of all the airsoft RUclipsrs, I subscribe to, Alfonse provides the most versatile contact and I love it. Keep it going buddy, full support
Im a sergeant in Finnish defence forces. I had my military training in international rapid deployment forces. I have experience from UN peacekeeping operations in Lebanon. Last week i had my first airsoft match. I had fun even though my teammates were much younger 12-18 year olds. Its easy to say that my training made me kinda op compared to those teens but im sure they too had a lot of fun!
Prepare you for fighting with terrorists that use child soldiers.
Stop the cap as CEO of fake RUclips military force I don’t claim you!
Lol, ok bud
Stop stealing valor 🤡
FRDF here. A-Coy KFOR 06' to 07'. Cheers to all my brothers in arms from all over the world!
The way you carry you rifle screams "don't mess with this guy, he's done this IRL"
what no it just shows he can hold a rifle
@@BusinessWolf1 There's a certain _je ne sais quoi_ about contractually-inescapable military combat training that makes it distinguishable from optional civilian mil-sim equivalents. Maybe if the entire training org is a bunch of retired gunnys or something. But even as a non-combat troop from another branch, I can just tell. Big bro hits different.
@@BusinessWolf1What I personally notice are not things like his grip, any novice can use a similar grip. But it’s how he efficiently moves the gun around, keeps it from flagging teammates, and a bunch of just micro movements that look precisely drilled for countless hours. It’s something I am unsure someone who has never seen combat or at least been trained by professionals for combat can do. Airsoft doesn’t encourage quite the same things and nowhere near as heavily. Getting out in airsoft isn’t fun, but it’s _slightly_ more inconvenient in real combat.
If you like competitive games like CS, it’s comparable to being able to tell the level of a player by just watching them navigate a situation. Lower skill players act and react differently and with less conciseness, confidence, and comfort than better players.
@@Isometrix116 I agree with you on that. Some people just like to forget that cover exists.
It's funny how you can tell who has training cus of how slow the trained dudes clear the buildings, as opposed to the dudes who just bum rush cus they see it in movies
Thank you Alfonso for these videos, you have inspired me to get back into shape and do some Airsoft again.
I used to airsoft back in the late 90s early 2000's before it became main stream, it was all about honesty, and playing and having fun...hadn't played since....24 years later I went to an airsoft park for the first time, and I saw all the cringe, lying, no one calling hits, over powered guns who were friends with the refs, I had a bb had to be taken out with a scalpel. I tried calling people out, and the ref would say "naw they good" without checking.
Same here buddy. Those were the glory days. When it became mainstream, it brought out all the tacticool wanna-be couch operators with giant egos to the hobby.
its almost eerie seeing an abanded neighborhood like that actually give me fallout 4 vibes in Sanctuary
The gameplay we need but not the one we deserve. Great video
As a former Army soldier. Watching that guy stick his SAW out the window and it only make the little clicking sound as it fired the pellets was comedy gold.
You can really see his reflexs and target acquisition is far beyond the peasants he is playing against.
Absolutely. I have grown up with military roots. Dad was Army, Grandpa Airforce, and Uncle Marines. one of my best friends was air assault qualified and had multiple other combat qualifications. Watched countless videos and documetaries on tactics and movement. The few times I played airsoft, for being a civilian, even I was like...wtf are these people doing. I have an inate ability for combat that a lot of people seem to lack. If I wasn't such a hippy I would have made a good soldier lol. I think a lot of people don't take it "seriously" as in its a game and no one dies. If you really want to get something useful out of it beyond fun, you have to suspend your disbelief and take it seriously. Don't put yourself in situations that you would never put yourself in if real bullets were flying. People just do stupid shit playing airsoft as a game that would have their head splattered in 2 seconds in real life.
Peacetime training really is what it is. Most combat videos concerning MG/sniper positions from militaries engaged in civil wars/peer to peer enemies utilize a fire from inside the room approach because it lets you fire upon the enemy whilst utilizing maximum cover and concealment. Window peeking like that is the same as skylining yourself.
Why tf would you expect airsoft players to have similar skill with no training.
@@ogloko2967 I wouldn't expect it. Some of them expect it.
@@jedimindtrix2142that’s some cringey shit you just said. Living off the coattails of those around you is completely pathetic
It looks like all the other guys are having a good time chilling and got caught in the act😂😂
3:30 classic shooter moment when you doing the sneak and a buddy joins you but forgets the sneak part, reveiling your location for free
Clean gameplay.
I noticed the one with the eotech does not change his shoulder a ton and stick to his dominant hand, but the "violence" of his actions almost negate that, while still changing side to hug corner when static.
Impressed by that, guys.
8:27 that was a gorgeous quickscope. Straight out of cod
you know why “quickscoping” is a thing right? when you ADS in cod it engages the aim assist, quick scoping isnt a skill based action.
in games like cs, scoping in and shooting someone within 200ms is just a regular awp kill, we dont even have a fancy word for it.
@@BlastinRope "quick scoping isn't a skill based action" Objectively wrong... I prefer CS over CoD but I still acknowledge there is a very high skillcap with quick scoping.
Also I may be wrong but I remember quick scoping becoming a thing specifically because of MW2, the intervention, and the perk that let you ADS quicker. Before that short-range sniping was limited to no scoping
He didn’t die from cringe, he became one with it. Nothing’s cringier than calling everyone around you cringe for doing exactly what you’re doing.
Agreed i dont like that word at all
Also he used glass as cover and didnt properly stack at 8:00 he was supposed to make sure he got his friends back instantly not 2/3secs later... I dont say im better but im not pointing fingers and saying the mostly used by narcissists "cringe" word
And no i wasnt there im german
Booooooring doooon’t care
@@Ostin.Garba. cared enough to reply, eh?
there was a lot of military no no's in this though and as a gun owner we NEVER put our barrels in the ground... also never flag people.
@@Hittmane995🤡
as a hopeful future green beret, getting to watch how you approach a battlefield and indoor situations is really useful. also youre funny as hell, keep it up
The muzzle discipline. Checking the cracks in doors looking behind the door in an empty room. I love it. I love seeing this shit.
The stair wells. The windows. It’s all so much better than watching some kid sprint and mag dump everyone.
A man of culture I see
10:34 I also slightly jumped when seeing your reflection lol
Not that I’ll ever be in CQC firefight but watching these guys clear rooms and their movements is super interesting and educational
This is the content I subscribe for. Textbook Maneuvers
2:13 "Lets uh... watch this corner here" lmfaoooo
Have fun with the atmosphere!
I want to play games in a facility like this♪
This is like watching the top NFL team play a scrimmage with a high school team. They are on a whole other level.
The accuracy on the target and being able to shoot through any object that’s soft enough to allow the bullet to travel through and still hit the target makes a big difference you can shred a wall/target and get the target on the other side or you gotta put your bullet in the right place to get your target accuracy is important and direct sight on the target is important. I hope we can agree on this. See the target hit the target or just annihilate the backstop, but the targets behind.
Fo sho, watch the frustration at 7:45
Airsoft is for boys though
Special forces in any airsoft match always teaches me that video game run & gun style actually works lol
Awesome stuff, man! I always enjoy your content.
I bet your buddy had a blast, but was disappointed at how short of range our BB gats have. It's still fun, though.
haha yeah, thanks man, that definitly perfectly sums it up and is pretty much the biggest short coming with airsoft when comparing it to other training platforms for work, either way it was a great time with friends and thats what matters to me!
@@AirsoftAlfonse
I played a few days ago with some friends and we had a great time!
@AirsoftAlfonse yea...that training ammo for real guns is pretty cool. You have to switch out a few parts on your gun to make sure real rounds can't be chambered. I think a cross between that and airsoft would be cool. Get a few airsoft companies to make real feeling guns made to only fire the paint ammunition so an accident would be impossible. The realism would be much, much higher and would be great for people who want a more realistic experience. 30 round mags, 15 rounds or less for pistols..etc. you get the picture. None of this 300 rounds without reloading stuff lol. Have to make your shots actually count with the paint bullets.
@@jedimindtrix2142
Like the Simunition stuff, but maybe so it doesn’t hurt as much, haha.
I wish somebody would tell me I run hot :(
talk dirty to me
😂😂😂
Man I love your videos Alfonse :)
Only in airsoft I can meet friends from different background (college student, bussinessmen, lawyer, clergymen, teachers, to army and policemen) and religions to have pure fun together. The moment I remember is to drink hot coffee together and eat local snacks in one of the community member meanwhile talking about the next game until late. A brotherhood indeed.
You can tell hes in the military when he points his gun up whenever his teammates are in front of him
Thats just proper gun safety man. Its wild to me how reckless airsoft guys are.
It’s the fastest way to get kicked out of any SF program. It becomes second nature to not flag your buddies.
@@mr.martyr8573yeah you should never be aiming at anything u don't want to shoot so it becomes automatic
Same with getting flagged I'm automatically jumping out of the way
It always amazes me how frequently these guys come right around and right into the sight line of their own team members.
ngl that “almost died” got me
"ngl they had us in the first half"
I thought I was going crazy for a second hearing the Modern Warfare music, but then realized it’s actually from your video 😂
Fire editing there
Loved the cod soundtrack. Brings back some good memories. Back when cod was good.
dudes treating his airsoft gun like its a real service rifle, love it
Way too many airsofters forget the standard 400fps limit used almost everywhere can still easily chip teeth and break skin at close range.
yup, even 1j at super close range can break skin ect depending on location of impact and weight off bb, things just get spicy in cqb its just the way it goes
I have a ton of signs because I play mostly CQB (Venlo Netherlands), and max is 1.2 jouls.
It hurst like shit. My last game I got one in the cheek and another in the nose, both visible and bleeding a bit.
I had my mask cover gone just a tiny bit down during game and bang!!
Can't imagine someone shooting higher power in close range. (It sucks if happens)
This made my day so hilarious. I have some kid that thinks hes like a Navy seal just because he does airsoft. So funny to see what an actual special forces guy thinks of his hobby. I sent this video directly to him to humble his ass
the running speed and posture on this man
"Go to the stairwell and smok'em"
Textbook meneuver lmao
Love the hug, but man, this is one of the reasons I fizzled out and basically stopped playin airsoft altogether. I was sick of all the 30-50 year old man babys who thought they were tough shit and would start unnecessary drama and just bitch all the time.
2:59 “Men!! We know how to be friends!!” 😂
The shit I love most about these videos are the armchair military analysts in the comments.
same tbh, should be an olympic sport
This was going to be my exact comment lol It's super cringe dude. Someone was analyzing "violence of action". Gave me douche chills...
@@Chris-hb2ib100%
@@Chris-hb2ibits a military term used by infantry units..nothing cringe about it. Its what we do and how we are trained. If you find violence of action cringe..i feel bad for what youd call the aftermath of said violence of action after mission complete 😂 youd be at a loss for words entirely
@@cheapshawts5366 .....I was in the Marine Infantry for 4 years but thanks for the lesson, hero lol "iTs wHat We Do aNd HoW weRe tRaInEd." You sound like a boot.
Ugh, seeing some of the people in the comment section admiring basic soldiering skills is hurting my soul. I'm having a difficult time explaining my reaction, but as a veteran that served as a Combat Medic - seeing people who role play combat scenarios showing admiration for simple things like not flagging a friendly target upsets something inside of me.
maaaaaan imagine after a long week of hard work you go to the airsoft field to have some fun with the boys and your opponents are fucking army special forces haha id be pissed but also taking notes at the same time 🤣🤣🤣
I remember playing paintball back in the 90's and someone invited their buddies who were ex military, and now firemen. These two guys were in great shape and thought they were going to dominate. The really got pissed off when they quickly found out that it was actually the other way around. It got a bit intense and I thought they were going to start a fight. During a break, I pulled them aside and told them that this is all in fun and that we have guys up to 60 years old playing with us so settle down. They apologized and we had a good time afterwards.
When people make airsoft funny and cool after been hit. Makes you a real teamplayer
As far as 3:38 issue we’ll call it, they should be ecstatic you managed to utilize the song in such a creative fashion with it, sounded great but since you know, they OWN physically the sounds that go into your ear, 🙄 you must ask them first! 😤 Like you know, 10 year olds have to do. Good luck in your waist of time-I mean litigation.
Edit: I also, run the or I should say, THEE KWA LM-what-fo Mil/Pol PTR RIS GBBR and I love that system. Good to see some of these SF guys running it too, it makes me so proud!🥲 And, to those SF guys, thanks for commin out to mix it up with the civi’s. That’s good of ya and It shows the other Mil/Pol guys that there is a lot of benefit to be had from playin it. The industry and gameplay and popularity rely heavily in how you guys get or don’t get involved so, good lord I hope you guys(SF community in general) stay and keep an open mind and keep showin up for the rest of us who really damn appreciate you guys hangin out with the rest of the best of us. We’ll make ya better, jk. Lol. (Too Gun quote) Thanks for reading this too.
7:15 i would be laying dead dude. not only to let everyone know im out, but to scare other guys who walk in on a lying body 😂
1 minute of silence for the anpeq connector
The best lesson I usually teach people in airsoft if they're just in a bad mood is "if you get hit, don't talk shit" in a respectful way. It's just "hit" and sit down for a moment. I know people who are in the zone and will get pissed when shot in a raw area, but if you get hurt, understand that it's going to hurt if you don't have protection.
3:22 it's always interesting to watch how someone solves a building when alone. Having the advantage of watching on RUclips its easy to see mistakes he made but there really is no right way to clear a structure alone. I feel like because of the nature of this video I'll mention I'm speaking from experience from my two deployments to Afghanistan dojng raids not pkaying toy guns. Id just like to avoid that out the gate.
I want to add as im watching more the difference in skill or rather experience is humbling. Theres a kot of moments where I would have taken cover and possibly looked for a better vantage point but he knew his opponent was not accurate enough to warrant such action. It's like the white belt watching the black belt preform magic.
9:12 you don't get to see it often but everyone always loves the sexy shots with a carbine when clearing rooms but the real magic happens when an operator is using a saw or hog. Never met one who wasnt surgical with a belt fed machine gun.
I'm not sure if the guy using the saw was also an operator at some point but he had good five to seven round bursts, good effect on stationary targets, and a fantastic lead on the moving one shooting across that tennis court.
You guys were a menace out there. Good work
I have never done airsoft but this looks like a lot of fun!
I enjoy watching my brothers work.
It's hilarious to see how they don't handle stress well. So many people are reacting emotionally after they are hit or caught out. 😂
6:55 they gave you hell with battery pack m4s lmao those kids were cool as hell
KEEP IT UPPPPPPP
Love the seires good work man
Dry wall is like solid steel protection in airsoft. That's the bit that doesn't translate as well into it.
There's no crying in airsoft!! And no hugs!!😂
Honestly, hard to even tell that he has proper training besides a few giveaways: He's ambidextrous, the way he always keeps track of the muzzle, he seems to be pretty fit to run and then still be able to move quietly and without heavy breathing (I've seen too many airsofters pant after short run even if they play frequently) and look at how he manipulates his guns, specifically the sling so it doesn't get in the way
There is not reloading in an uncleared area, then there is clearing the OTHER building window in front of you BEFORE reloading. Holy shit in Christ.
I want a hug 😂
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR MONTHS YES
Haha these are awesome. Only played paintball 1 time.
But after 12 years infantry. Just got out in 2021. I miss the 1% bro shit we do with the boys.
Those controlled semi fire is just *chefs kiss*
Love the editing. I still want hour long videos 😂
i love these videos please never stop posting
Hi!
It was always interesting for me:
Are “real steel guys” usually run ballistic plates when playing or dummys like everybody else?
What do you do?
every time ive ever worn a plate carrier ive always had my lvl 4 plates in
That COD 4 soundtrack makes it even better ! thanks !
Where do you usually find out about these types of events? I know there’s MIR tactical but I don’t know if they do events in socal. Are there other places I can look?
most of the time on facebook or instagram, the event hosts just post about it or there event schedule on their and then i just pick one that looks cool and buy a ticket "Desert fox events" does events in cali and some times "lion claw milsim"
@@AirsoftAlfonse Thank you, thank you very much!
I like how he’s reaching for the charging handle 😂😂😂
The cod music goes hard. Nice gameplay too
The mw2 music was 👌🏼. Such a nice touch
Have you thought of playing a game called project reality? Its a tactical squad multi-player game and it gets really realistic (dont let the graphics dishearten you).
I am in the greek national guard and you can easily translate what you learn here into the game
i have not yet but sounds like fun!
Squad will be better with ICO
nah pr has a better community for better tactics and strategies plus it is free
@@EthanolEnthusiast
god i love how so many people just stand still out of cover with their guns lowered :DDD
Is alfonse also a special forces member? Or just has a lot of friends there?
Special forces but not the military kind
The hug and make up was epic
You guys really make me want to put on my kit, change everything out for airsoft, and hit a field somewhere. I just don't know how to get started from Northwest Ohio area.
Can confirm, ohio is dead in terms of airsoft. Only really small indoor fields these days. I genuinely, honestly mean it when I say that Ohio airsoft died when Devils Playground shut down. They were peak, and for some reason no one else can top them.
how far north west? every month there are games at my local field which is located in pinkney michigan near ann arbor at a field called hell survivors if you ever want to make the drive out and try it
@@AirsoftAlfonse Great info sir. I live 300 feet from the Michigan line. Ann Arbor is not hard to get to at all.
I would head up 23 North, put it to the wood, and row the gearbox. LOL
Late to the party here. In bryan ohio. NW corner. Interested in trying this coming year. There's a field in Hillsdale Michigan I think. Ever been there? Good, bad?
@@WolfinWolvesClothing713 Never been. I'm working 6 days a week most of the time right now so I haven't looked into it any more. Some day I hope to.
I'm seeing part of the title words in my recommended "Special Forces Soldier ... Nearly dies" and im like "Damn, how is he dying??" Lmfaoo..
IF ONLY they would run gbbr / pistol games only
^ This 💯!!!! Wish there was more thinking like this. Instead the milsim crowd will spend thousands for an exact replication of a SEAL kit but then run AEG's with 200+ round magazines. A legit GBBR milsim would be sick and would actually make teamwork and tactics important.
The main problem of airsoft as opposed to sports is that there is no natural selection that will make sure everybody is getting a quality game with quality opponents.
What’s cringe is a trained combatant complaining that untrained civilians having fun are cringe instead of teaching them proper tactics and spreading your wisdom so they can in turn be better themselves and you also seem like the type that thinks they’re so much better that they don’t call their hits because it would be embarrassing finally dying to a camping 13 year old; because it seemed like you got hit a lot but never once called it
No, airsoft is pretty cringe because civilians who are idiots think they are badasses
@@INFJ-ThaneTrairsoft is far from cringe. if it was legal in my country, I'd much rather be doing airsoft than being a gamer
Just play paintball @@PhoenixAUST
@@oogabooga1228 paintball is for pussies
Airsoft is cringe af
My guy had the heavy 😂 I could only imagine how many bbs are in the heavy 😂
but all of it seems really good, like the scar h and mp7
Merc Outfit. Surprised you stick your guns out the window. Great way to say "Here I am."
It's takes a real man to be able to play with the "children" and not lose his temper when he's playing a game and they (children) think it's real life
Some people take things more seriously than other, that's how it goes regarding anything in life
The music and the bro hug 😂