i find it really hard to compare a video game to a real life/airsoft situation I think someone may have said this before but in a video game you have a life bar and armor and all sorts of other crap you don't have in an airsoft/miltary situation which kind of adds to the fun of it, unless of course your staring down the barrel of an AK in Iraq

admin wrote:

wickwire wrote: Ok Ok Ok it is just, i come here for some facts and answers not jokes. Also you guys are right, it is just that i am a little up tight because my mom and dad grounded my from anything airsoft related for a few months... 7 months to be truthful. Don't come here if you can't take a joke. This website is for members` opinions and a place to talk. Click the link below to see the image of the inside joke. Seriously, you need to chill. View Image And how could you be so dramatic about being grounded from something you haven't even really played. Crippler wrote: Speaking of being tactical, I never understood why they call some equipment. Some sites advertise like, "Tatical Slings" or "Tactical Bipods". What makes them tactical? The word tactical sells. It appeals to the uber-leet pwnzors who can't figure out what tactical means, so they take the company's word that that item is the best, military issue gear.

Yeah, I guess they just want to appeal to people who think tactical means more official or whatever.

toggle47 wrote:

My thoughts on the word "tactical" being used to deescribe products like slings, holsters, etc: I feel that products usually listed with such names end up having a certain feature or features that allows that version of said product to be more useful during dynamic situations.

he also makes a valid point just so that you can see both sides of the equation,if you look through i also posted something similar

To fully answer your original question, wikiwire, our team has staged an average day of tactical team practice in our Photo Gallery.

Take a L00K!

You have to admit, those are funny as hell.

ah...that was a great day