In west palm they run a few multi day scenario paintball games that I've been meaning to get into

I've also made the decision that rather than making lots of purchases over the years like I have been doing I'm going to make one big purchase. I've done some research and am transition to a Sniper role. I've sold almost everything I bought in the last five years and saved up for a year and a half. As soon as this last major item sells I'll be buying a 25 year old Japanese rifle with full military spec gear. If you want links I have em.

Not many multi-day ops in the area, but I bet that if you had sufficient support you could easily plan one. The field is very open to suggestions.

This discussion is substantially hindering my possible productivity on this paper I'm supposed to be writing. Good thing it's due on Thursday.

teamairsoft.com is the field website.

Lol, seems pretty intense, how do you know if someone is out when you play airsoft

Honor system. Sometimes it's hard to tell, sometimes people don't call their hits, but those are the people that you have your mag dump training on.

One time I had a kid not calling his hits, he decided to lie down in the woods and shoot at me from 30-40 feet away, I just put an entire mag into his helmet. This was coordinated fire with the guy next to me, so it was probably 150-200 bb's into the kid before he called his hit.

If you look at the facebook page there are much better pictures.

I wouldn't have thought you could feel those things through gear and clothing

Sometimes you have to unload on people in paintball if they won't get out, or wipe their shots, then you just hit them until they can't deny it

You can feel them through clothes, even BDU's. Not through a vest, you go more off sound. I've moved into sniping which changes my FPS limit from 350-400 depending on the site to 500-550 (My site is at 550) with a .2 g bb. Someone feels that 215' out, especially on bare skin. I hit one guy in the jugular at that range, shoulda seen him dance. I generally don't aim for the head because it can be painful, but that day my rifle was shooting off the mil-dots on my scope (need new rings) so I had to use some Kentucky Windage which led to him being nailed.