10 MORE THINGS I wish I KNEW when STARTING Airsoft
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- Josef has more 10 things he wish he knew when he started Airsoft for you. Hopefully this will help you on your Airsoft journey.
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Yeah, public transport. We had to travel by train for 2 hours with a longer airsoft rifle in a box. Was not the best experience of my life. Fortunately, we had the best idea on how to not look suspicious (we were wearing full camo).
*I wrote “Not Gun” on the box.*
Bro i have never ever thought about taking public transport to a field, idk how you could even do that unless you rented
I do take public transit whenever I play airsoft. Buses and trains are my options. Im lucky if one of my friend that have a car play airsoft same day. Must be nice to have a car
I do this in the UK as I don't own a car. Take the bus to avoid any busy public spots, carry everything in a very non descript bag and always ware a casual clothes till i get to the field.
I do that (Train only) and it is fairly easy. I have a big bag for all my stuff but the guns witch are in a soft gun bag. With that I can transport a 2 M4s with mags, Battery’s and everything you would need for your guns and in that big bag I have a Uniform, Platecarrier, Boots ect. I even had a game were we slept in an abandoned Building. And still I managed to transport every bit of gear I needed in that bag (air mattress, exra clothes, water, food) . Kind of amazes me every time how much stuff I can get in there.
I am exactly doing this in october. I need to go from Dortmund to a field somewhere in nowhere in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern via Berlin. Ive got a backpack, a duffel bag and my long rifle/weapon bag plus my camping chair and tent. I am thinking of getting a car just for that weekend lol. Luckily a friend of us offered to pick up our bags a week earlier when he‘s back in our hometown where we all come from. Since he lives near the field he can take everything with him and then shuttle us from the train station with remaining things. … also takes a lot of fear from me since carrying rifles (even just softair) is illegal in the DB my their transport conditions.
yeah me neither i guess if your replica is concealed it’s fine
A few tips I came up with:
1) Get and stay in shape - it's a sport after all and working out will a 100% improve your effectiveness on the field. Also do a warm up right before starting the first game of the day.
2) Always check your replica's performance right before the first game. You might need to adjust the hop up or red dot even if it was perfect the last time you played.
3) Knowledge is key. When starting out, choose a field where you'll play more often. Memorize the field and the movement or strategies of your allies and enemies. It's a great advantage to know in which positions everyone might be in.
4) Use strategy and communicate. Coordinate your defending, like holding corners, as well as your pushes with your team mates. Keep it simple and straightforward first. I've seen too many lone wolves pushing on their own as well as completely abandoned parts of the field without defense.
those are good tips, especially the third one
As someone who’s needed to use public transport before and carry rifles through British city centres, my advice, buy a guitar case, customise the internals to fit your needs and I guarantee unless you decide to still wear your plate carrier or a ghillie suit, no one will bat an eyelid.
one mega tip: if you are serious about this sport and want to do this till your knees give up and you want to start investing in gear, go and buy PROPER tactical gear. dont waste money on cheaper airsoft brands, buy the actual quality gear for example tasmanian tiger. yes those brands are 2-3x more expensive but they litteraly last a lifetime because they are made for real combat scenarios. you buy cheap and you buy twice!
The BB stabilizes somewhere before 100mm in a barrel. Barrel length, outside of extremes which is negative, doesnt affect accuracy or range whatsoever. BB weight, bucking, nub, and barrel material+clean does. A heavily upgraded MK23 can poke out to 80m. They have short barrels. Essentially all airsoft is the same. A power source concentrates air through a nozzle that pushes the BB through the bucking. A pistol can have "sniper range" and a sniper can have "pistol range"
Instructions unclear. Shot a real steel round through a 50mm barrel, and have made a reusable hand held flashbang.
One helpful tip id really like to see put out there is getting a simple hydration system, whether that’s a simple one or a camelbak if you fancy the extra cost. Can’t explain how much nicer it is to always have access to water on those hotter days without having to lug a bottle of water around in a pouch or pocket which gets hot much quicker than a hydration system would
Im greatfull that I got a plate carrier with a camelback and Magazin pouches for 100€
I have yet to convince the guys in my club the importance of this. 2 years of me drinking nice cool water in front of them and they still won't spend the 50 $
@@jamescameron6819 those plates that you can freeze/ drink from. Been thinking of getting one for myself for when it gets hot
@Stryker200000 I just fill my camel back half full the night before and bang it in the freezer. Fill the rest as I head out the door at 8 am
@@jamescameron6819 you haven't had any issues with it puncturing your bladder with the ice? I thought of that as well, but was always worried about that happening
I have been playing with pistol on my belt for over a 3 years and few months i switched to a leg platform and man i love it waaaaay more... i dont know if its because i have 170 cm.. so for me spreading the weight of my gear to leg helps me so much.. its less wobbly and i can run way more easier... so i think this is a personal choice and not a ultimatum
Same honestly, leg mounts are not actually bad. Same with the vest thing. Yeah they are heavier, but they look cool and double as bb protection.
good tips! I was actually considering mounting my sidearm on those leg thingys. but I’ll just get one of those battle belts
These videos are so helpful. God bless you man. Thank you.
What i highly reccomend for those who are buying the first gun is to never get anything exotic, too cheap or proprietary. I bought an excelent Specna Arms F-01, which fulfils the first 2 requirements, but i fucked up bcuz the handguard is properietary urx3 system, and the rails are sold NOWHERE. Double check EVERYTHING.
Valuable information thanks again.
Another tip:
Don't get too sweaty.
As in, don't get overly competitive especially at public/day games, or rp/milsim type games. In a tournament, it's expected to find degree, but most of the time players just want to have a fun, balanced game that presents a nice challenge, win or lose.
Just as someone not calling their hits is toxic, so is spawn camping, (intentional) overshooting, abusing MED/Bang Bang rules, etc, because you're degrading *their* experience. All for what? An imaginary K/D? You're gonna ruin some birthday/rental group just because it's an option? Take off the toxic/competitive gloves, touch the grass, and realize you aren't in a CoD lobby. Go have fun.
Nothing wrong with being competitive. If anything, more people should be. Just don't cheat or behave like an asshole.
2:20 hears keep your load out light and continues to use my 5 kg AWP replica.
This was even better than the first 10! Thanks!
Bro, I wasn't going to get a car, but after THIS VIDEO, I think I have no other option
You should get a car for life anyways
Third I guess? I feel leg platforms are personal preference. I run a leg pistol and depending on the game mode, extra 4 mags in a pouch and I find those more comfortable. But then again I always play outdoors and we don't have any choices for indoor games where I live unless we drive 2+ miles. But glasses is always a plus.
Also my tip. Quart size Ziplock bags work great for carrying extra ammo onto the field. Keeps moisture out, strong bags, can write the weight, can roll them up for pouch storage. Just awesome versatile buggers. I would recommend the brand name one as well
2 miles? It's 50KM to my nearest field.
@@jamescameron6819 lol, auto correct or I was half asleep. Meant to say 2 hours for any indoor games. Other than that it's just either some forest fields or desert fields
1 thing I wish I knew before starting is that most Hi-Cap M4 Mags SUCK at feeding when they are at low rounds left
my thing is: Buy a novritsch plate carrier, nothing els. I thought I had found a good one but unfortunately this was not so, have also looked at those of friends of mine but nothing is as good as novritsch after my opinion.
A real platecarrier is better :)
@@maiky129 🤣🤣🤣
@@maiky129 me after I get blasted in the chest with an entire 30 rnd mag from 40 feet away and I don’t feel anything
Number 10 is the most underrated and yet so important. It is the thing i am struggling the most :D
A point you wish you knew before playing airsoft is that a car is good for transportation?
Honestly for me my leg holster is the best thing i bought combined with my battlebelt. I dont use chestrigs i just run fast without shit bouncing all over my chest
Something that can be very useful for transportation if you have to rely on public transport is to get a fully enclosed golf bag. As long as you restrain everything so it doesn't bang around it'll take just as good care of your guns as it'll do golf clubs, and it's a lot easier to lug around 'incognito', since you can more easily just alibi that you're carrying a couple golf clubs around. Those bags aren't cheap, but still a lot easier to get than a driver's license and a car if you don't have friends to link up with for the road.
My question is, I have an aap 01 and I only have one basic magazine, should I spend more and buy an m4 magazine adapter with hpa, or should I just buy simple more magazine?
Hi Josi,
wo gibt es die Make aus sekunde 00:17?
Das würde mir das Raucherleben um Welten im Airsoft erleichtern 😁
Whats the glasses and perscription lense attachments that he uses called?
Just Want to for say for beginners check your area for airsoft fields. I definitely learned that one the hard way
Single handedly ended sale for all leg platform in 1 video.
I use a leg platform as a profesionals.. it depent how you use it.. if you use airsoft as a training then the rule must be fight as you train train as you fight. So even with heavy gear.
I have suppressor on an srs but the bb hits the end of the suppressor, surely in those scenarios increasing barrel length is ok?
ITs recommended to match the length of your suppressor with your barrel
6.) Don’t use drop leg holsters
*sells drop leg holsters*
What about lion batteries? Can’t you play until they go completely dead unlike lipos?
So were you saying the charger you featured in the video was good or bad?
Tip 1: Do not buy an LMG as your first gun
Tip 2: Do not put a LMG on at 1 point sling
TLDR: I was sore for 2 weeks, still love LMG’s but lessons were learned that weekend
I like to have heavy loadout bc i want to put myself to the limit
Taking actual body armor to a day game gang (15 pounds of plates and a surplus ballistic helmet)
The thing with public transportation is that in Germany the DB German Train dont want you to bring fire arms in their trains or buses kinda sucks
You just said it yourself: firearms, these are replicas.
And it's not only Germany, I think almost every other country don't want firearms into public transportation... except maybe USA, there they want them everywhere.
@@ashir555
Yes, but these replicas also count as weapons in Germany and are treated the same, except that u don't need a gun license or a gun ownership card, u just have to be 18 years old
@@Nils94Ahhh, the incoherence of some countries: it count as a gun but you don't need a license to own one...
yeah thats true, but I am carrying mine in my normal backpack so that they have no reason to suspect me of anything.. Havent been caught yet ;)
@@ashir555 Ya got that right brother... USA USA USA
i dont wear contacts. got any goggles/masks to reccomend i can wear over my glasses?
currently looking to modify my new DMR to fit my local milsim fields rule of "DMR's must have a minimum 20in outer barrel and a minimum overall length of 35in". so yea, I guess barrel length can sometimes matter.
even for a dmr i wouldnt go for a 20"/50cm barrel unless of course you have a full seal cylinder, if you dont you'll get low pressure in your barrel.
@@jorritwj15 I guess I should of added that they do count adding extensions such as mock suppressors/flash hiders/muzzle breaks. So i don't need to actually go and replace the entire barrel.
@@DD-mp1kl ah oke fair enough
In the rules for a milsim event I saw DMRs must be a actuall service rifle, a M4 with a long suppresor is not enough. I wonder, the only advantage for a DMR is you can use about 2.0 to 2.5 joules, with bigger safety distance, too. Is the more power really that important? Sure, a MK25 or a G28 looks cool, but if you want to play DMR style, why don't take a regular, well balanced 1.8 joule rifle with, let's say 0.3-0.36 g BBs, and add a good LPVO?
Question of an unexperienced beginner...
@@24darush yeah that's the whole point of DMR's and sniper rifles. More power, bb goes farther, hit targets that are far away enough that they can't reliably hit you back.
Going back to my local fields rules, 1.8J would actually fall under DMR/sniper rifle joule limit(granted just barely) and would need to follow the "no shooting anyone within 100ft of you" rule. And if said gun didn't fit the rest of the dmr/sniper rifle rules i probably wouldn't be allowed to use it at all. Always abide by local field rules because they can vary.
Nr.2: 100% correct, I was once stuck at a game, decided to banzai (run at the enemy) I got hit hard and fell over, but it was fun, a lot of guys screamed like girls, in the end we all laughed at what I did.
Hm, "light Loadout"...
And then i play a GMG42 with Ghillie on a 1,3Mio m² big Gamefield on a 2 Day Operation :D
Also with the "long Barrel"... A HTI Barrel IS long as fu
1. i can zip tie my mask on my glasses(btw thanks to novritsch who showed me this trick in one of his vids)
2. you will need a lot of hydration during the summer, i have a 2l water container on every game (it stays in the savezones) it saves me a lot of money cuz the drinks sold on the fields are mostly quite expensive.
3. get some friends, playing airsoft alone might be fun, but i promise playing airsoft with friends is way better.
4. its a game if someone tells you that you are hit dont argue just go out and rejoin.
5. wear face protection its a little bit tricky to find the best face protection for you but its better to get a tooth shot out.
.edit.
6. you are no super soldier, follow others and work as a team is important. RANDOM STORY AHEAD: a while ago i had a situation where our team dominated the other team to the point where we had to hold us back after the round the ref told the other team to work more as a team after that the team got significant better and was even capable of winning a few rounds against us.
7. communication is key, speaking with your team is quite helpful you can discuss tactics and positions of enemy players.
I would get a Li-po but I’m afraid of doing one thing wrong and, there goes my house. Plus the gun I have is a JG mg36 that is super old that a guy gifted me from my first game a couple weekends ago. Can it really handle a Li-po?
A 7.4v lipo is in most cases perfectly fine compared to a nimh or a nicd, and as long as your charger isn’t completely terrible and you engage in safe practice it’ll last. Just remember to unplug it from the gun when you’re done to prevent the risk of it ballooning. I run my own equally as old JG G36 on a 7.4v all day and it’s fine (it’s pretty well modified however, but if a 7.4v can handle a high performance JG G36 it should be able to handle a completely standard one)
just store it in a flameretardant lipo-safe bag.
I have the same situation with an Ak model replica it takes a 9.6v long stick NiMH. Li-po impossible shape to fit in gun and makes a single shot into burst.
@@BillLarkinmusic use 7.4v lipos, not 11.1. these is slim stick types for AKs. i have 6 AK replicas from 3 different manufacturers, all fit the lipos well under the dust cover. if you have a fixed stock it should be even easier.
Its not about LiPo or NiMH or else. Its about what Voltage and Current the Gun can handle. :)
guess i don't need a 300mm barrel on my pistol :P
For me it was quality of equality
leg holsters really suck, i managed to lose my pistol
thats sucks, dude( Happened to me once, but i was lucky and someone found my Glock and brought it to refs. Since then im using the wire (same as police officers do) to keep my pistol attached to my warbelt.
I bought gloves from a store that was inside the arenas it cost me 55 dollars I was so mad because the same gloves costed 20 on other websites 😭😭😭😭
Its kinda funny, that He said to buy high quality charger... And shows us bad charger with their branding. Trust me, these 3 diode chargers arent Good for your batteries.
but im sniping i cant just 360 no scope close range someone
Whats public transportation??
Bus train
Cruise missile
That’s called utility pouch not admin. Admin pouches are another thing
Get a car...😂
I would never ever in a thousand years would ever take public transportation carrying airsoft gear. First of all the operator will never allow you on the bus with an airsoft gun.
Tip: BUY A WHOLE CAR. I'm just making jokes. I have a car. I just find it funny all the 13 year olds freaking out cause they don't have a car.
“You can always respawn anyways”
One life modes in japan:…
(Not japanese but ive heard they have one life modes)
I would prefer some of that here. It makes the game more immersive and tactical. Not a big fan of the meandeing about of hit people, and the spawn back endlessly.
My first recommendation to my younger brother (18) is to buy a car, thank you
Is there an age limit??
No only on buying in certain areas
I wish I known not to wear sweat pants to a forest, (I still do)
the only solution is to buy novritch branded gear
breh.........
love how half of the tips are recycled from the last video.
Where's all thinks to everything your talking about ???
2:18 or dont be a weakling and carry a full rig like a true chad
I wish i new my ex parents in law would freak out by seeing a foto of me in my gear. They kicked me out and i had them to tell them via my then girlfriend that it was for sport. They where still suspisious of me for being a airsofter and also right wing. But yeah... shit happends
Sniper is not as fun in the beginning as you thought
Its fun but harder
I mean honestly depends on you gun and playstyle
That's not called an admin pouch, it's called a GP or General Purpose pouch.
Anti Fog spray in my opinion is 💩.
Such a lie lol
Turbo fan system is where it's at
I wish I would of known there are options for Rx inserts and goggles when I started.
Goggles over regular glasses suck 🍑🤮.
Such a nightmare. It's well worth the investment in Rx instead and a good turbo fan eye pro system.
The last piece of advice was just life lessons. Of course you need a car. What age group is this for
I am guess your form the US bu in Europe cars aren't somthing nessacry because they have an elabrote public transport system and places tend to be closer together then the US
exfog is better dont get his knockoff
😅 where's all types players.
Player can hide n seek or snipe
Shhhh
Early
Why was my comment removed and what kind of rule did i break? I thought I was in line with the Rule 1 and 2 and within the Community-guidlines.
First
me still tring to start playing airsoft since 3 yeas . with 2 rifels 5 mps and 4 pistols without ever seen one airsoft Field but hey at least i got and Rotary grenade launcher
"You can always re spawn"
Thats generous assuming you aren't on a cancerous outdoor field like ballahack where the terrain S U C K S and has terrible respawn points.
I would love to play an aggressive playstyle but thats what turns me off