SHOW US YOUR SENARIO GUNS/GEAR PICS

My mods for diff situations... Depends on the game as to which one I use...

A5.... Sniper rifle/MP5/M4 S.I.R.

 

Pro-Carbine..... FN FAL

 

Spyder.....  MP5ish

 

Sheridan PGP...

Edited by XArmy - 15 March 2006 at 6:13pm

Thanks.. I'm quite fond of your settup as well... Best A5M4 R.I.S. type I've seen...

XArmy wrote: Thanks.. I'm quite fond of your settup as well... Best A5M4 R.I.S. type I've seen...

thanks!

Justice wrote: O well, that's what I use and I play scenario. Maybee this post should be called "Show us your MIL-SIM Markers".

exactly...

scenario guns = guns used in scenario games...

people just be hatin cause our guns are faster, lighter, and more consistent

procarbinefreak wrote: Justice wrote: O well, that's what I use and I play scenario. Maybee this post should be called "Show us your MIL-SIM Markers". exactly... scenario guns = guns used in scenario games... people just be hatin cause our guns are faster, lighter, and more consistent

Well your gun definitly is lighter, but I don't know about consistent. I play woods ball with guys that have ions, spyders, etc... And none of them are what you would call consistent, unless you happen to be dumb enough to run out in front of them in the open, their guns have proven themselves to be pretty much useless, 30pbs is useless if the other guy shoots you long before you get in range of him or he just geeps his head down and waits for the fireworks to stop, We started with 2 guys that had Tippmanns, now there are 8 using Tippmanns, and they sold their other guns.
Every game is a scenerio, whether it be capture the flag or one side verses the other, our point was that the guns were scenerio guns, made to resemble "real" guns and used in woods ball or tactical play. Like I said before just because you once drove your Porche down a dirt road, it does not make it an off road vechicle.

Then again if you guys were playing space invaders, or battle star galactica as a scenerio game, and what you were using was supposed to resemble ray guns, well then yeah I guess you guys could refer to speed ball guns as scenerio guns.
 

Edited by Baewolf - 16 March 2006 at 8:38am

An Freestyle is more consistant than a Tippmann. Sorry it just is. When you put a high-end marker on a chrono, it will read something like this: 280, 281, 284, 280, 279. When you put Tippmann on a Chrono, it will look something like this: 280, 289, 295, 272, 279. High-End guns=more consistant.

Baewolf wrote: But don't bring a speed ball gun to a woods ball gun fight

Couldn't Disagree more. A lightwieght short black or OD green speedball marker will so just as well if not better in woodsball then your milsim. Alot of the better scenerio players that I know carry things like Green DM5's, Automags or cockers. Its the player tha counts. Not hte marker.

I'm with the "no hatin' on the speedball guns" group.

A good gun is a good gun, for any use.  And expensive speedball guns, quite frankly, are very good guns.

There are some features, of course, that may be more useful in the woods than on the speedball field, or vv.  Like profile shape - I use my A-5 in the woods primarily because the Cyclone gives me a lower profile than my speedball guns, and the Flatline is added value as well.

But I have played deep woods with cockers (very air efficient) and Angels (very quiet and consistent), and they work fine as well.

There really is no clean divide between speedball guns and woods guns.  There are some features that favor one or the other, but good is good.

I'm in that boat as well.

My primary at most scenarios remains my Olive classic Intimidator. My E-gripped A5 also gets used, but doesn't have any mil-sim add ons.

I don't use the Timmy because I shell out walls of paint... I actually am stingey on paint. Two or three shots at a time is typically enough for me.
It's just what I'm more comfortable shooting.

I tried using my 98 with stock last weekend... very awkward for me. Will probably end up removing the stock and slapping the Full Boar back on.

I'm all for milsim... but gave up on decking out any of my guns in that way years ago. I prefer keeping the rigs simple, and maintaining the smaller profile.

Even in regards to gear... had the Blackhawk/LBE setup way back. Kept cut-down 100rd tubes in M16 mag pouches.
Put it all in a box. Put my Redz packs in a box too. Simpler, lighter, cooler in the summer... gone back to the basic belt and belt pouch, with 140rd tubes. Far from high speed... far from milsim.

Only thing "milsim" about my setup now, is that everything has been Marpat'd. Aside from that... just a "speedball gun" with a "newbie beltpouch".

procarbinefreak wrote: 13-15 is all i need... it's as fast as i can pull the trigger and my gun is perfectly legal... no bounce or ramping or anything.  and slings... sorry but i'd rather have my gun ready to shoot on the field not over my shoulder .

You would wish you had that sling if you ever played a game that lasted more than 30 min. I would like to see you play a 24 hour scenario without a sling, by hour 5 you would give up your right arm and left leg for a sling.