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WW2 Skirmish

OddysAirsoft · 2009-09-22 08:10:38

Just wondering are there any sites that do a ww2 skirmish as they do in the uk? or would any site consider running them? Also having just bought a thompson and in the process of ordering my ww2 jumpsuit :D was wondering which model make of handgun would be from that era ..... A 1911 maybe?

22-09-2009 8:10am

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OddysAirsoft

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Just wondering are there any sites that do a ww2 skirmish as they do in the uk? or would any site consider running them?

Also having just bought a thompson and in the process of ordering my ww2 jumpsuit was wondering which model make of handgun would be from that era ..... A 1911 maybe?

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#2 22-09-2009 11:20am

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1911 would be fine for the period

im afraid there is not really any sites running ww2 airsoft in ireland at the moment, the number of players interested in this area is not massive and there soread across the whole of ireland, would be nice to get somthing going thought

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#3 22-09-2009 11:37am

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Handguns wise, the 1911 is perfect for the US and british look...

Or, you can get a suitable revolver to be the webley...

Or for that 'captured' look

Tanaka/WE Luger
Tanaka P38
Maruzen PPK/S

Mr Puding is right... So far, no ww2 stuff, but a few that are known to be interested... Though one should be rather careful with ww2 british para loadouts... they look awefully similar to the 70s one. Some people just see red and...

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#4 22-09-2009 12:03pm

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Theres no shortage of good quality 1911s but theres others out there for the era depending on what side you are going for, Theres the PPk, P38, Luger, and the mauser C96.,:)

Theres a user on here who has built a really nice loadout of WW2 gear and theres pics of it in the photo's thread here,.
http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055065511&page=15

This is Killinator who i tiink is related to snipersight and they both have nice WW2 gear.,:)

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