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drdoon · 26-02-2011 07:49PM

oh yeah, now I remember where I saw that before. Cheers

bullets · 27-02-2011 08:55PM

Its rare to see a Hong Kong based airsoft store specifically
mention Ireland on its shipping information

http://www.crw-airsoft.com/republic-of-ireland-metal-rif-notice-2271-p.asp

~B

drdoon · 28-02-2011 12:47PM

SOthere are no problem importing airsoft guns to Ireland. They have to be below certain (joule) pressure? I'm new to this

defenderdude · 28-02-2011 07:44PM

drdoon wrote: »

SOthere are no problem importing airsoft guns to Ireland. They have to be below certain (joule) pressure? I'm new to this

Read the stickies and it will explain all.

OzCam · 01-03-2011 08:41PM

Hailstones hurt.

Playing at Ambush Adventures, Southampton on Sunday afternoon we were blitzed out of it at about 16:00. It was like God opened up on us with a million of Lemming's Pigs. At the same time. Ouch.

MultiCamTerrainPattern is becoming very popular on the offshore island; I guess a third to a half of the 60-odd players were wearing one or the other.

And it was feckin' Baltic (c) on Saturday night. Good weekend otherwise though.

OzCam · 01-03-2011 10:29PM

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deepimpact · 02-03-2011 11:30PM

One of the newest TDs in the Dáil.

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Classy exit.

private.G · 03-03-2011 01:10AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLmsiaN5dZM

bullets · 03-03-2011 08:15PM

OzCam wrote: »

Hailstones hurt.

When they came down did you call your Hit!

Hit Hit Hit Hit Hit Hit

6mm or 8mm hailstones?

~B

bullets · 03-03-2011 08:17PM

Dunno what possessed me but in the early 90's had a mate
in the FCA that used to whistle a tune that somehow popped into my head today. Turns out is was this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDNnFup9V1E

whydave · 03-03-2011 09:43PM

scanlant wrote: »

One of the newest TDs in the Dáil.

Classy exit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DcNSBksKjM

OzCam · 03-03-2011 10:42PM

bullets wrote: »

When they came down did you call your Hit!

Hit Hit Hit Hit Hit Hit

6mm or 8mm hailstones?

~B

Yes, we all did. It was very funny.

Most of them were 6mil, but I reckon they were doing well over 100m/s. Maybe Andy or Dex can tell us what the terminal velocity of a hailstone is?

Since my borrowed gun (some kind of a "7.62" Armalite) was crap, I took the opportunity for a little rest

NakedDex · 04-03-2011 12:24AM

Depends on a vast number of factors like air density, object density, friction, surface porosity, buoyancy, object size, object shape, air pressure etc. It's a huge can of worms (and by worms, I mean formulae, theorems and equations) that I won't go into, but for the size of hail we get on average and at our air density, you're looking around 12m/s.
To get to 1J, the hail would need to be about an inch in diameter.

bullets · 04-03-2011 09:17AM

NakedDex wrote: »

Depends on a vast number of factors like air density, object density, friction, surface porosity, buoyancy, object size, object shape, air pressure etc. It's a huge can of worms (and by worms, I mean formulae, theorems and equations) that I won't go into, but for the size of hail we get on average and at our air density, you're looking around 12m/s.
To get to 1J, the hail would need to be about an inch in diameter.

African or European ?

~B

OzCam · 04-03-2011 01:24PM

NakedDex wrote: »

...but for the size of hail we get on average and at our air density, you're looking around 12m/s.
To get to 1J, the hail would need to be about an inch in diameter.

Thanks. That's much less than I expected. Perhaps they compensate for lack of energy by rate of fire

NakedDex · 04-03-2011 02:21PM

I am an enormous nerd, but at least I'm useful.

On a completely unrelated note, I'm available for table quizzes as a ringer.

Sterling Archer · 04-03-2011 10:41PM

bullets wrote: »

Dunno what possessed me but in the early 90's had a mate
in the FCA that used to whistle a tune that somehow popped into my head today. Turns out is was this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDNnFup9V1E

Anyone feel like making a list of songs to listen to on the bus going to Senny

swiftblade · 04-03-2011 11:28PM

Shane_ef wrote: »

Anyone feel like making a list of songs to listen to on the bus going to Senny

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d0d6qgsvTw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBfjU3_XOaA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw3mFzet48c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bng3agUOYiI

You're welcome

Sterling Archer · 05-03-2011 03:57AM

Ah you have to love "For What It's Worth"

How about this eh for when the going gets tough

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F8Xq-E7qGw

T4RGET · 05-03-2011 07:37PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2rndyA0fKQ

not sure if it was posted before but still good haha

Captain Chaos · 05-03-2011 10:44PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLXhPoxytsM

Them crazy French, Chuck Norris would be proud.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvWE8m9y-0M

And again with Alfa Jets. They come over here with them from time to time on training flights.

ED E · 06-03-2011 01:12PM

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3449240/SAS-unit-captured-by-Libyan-rebels.html

Not airsoft but interesting. One would think they could handle a group of rebels, or if they were so significantly outnumbered that they couldnt that they would never have been inserted. Serious egg on britains face in any case.

swiftblade · 06-03-2011 01:17PM

Lethal_Bullet wrote: »

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3449240/SAS-unit-captured-by-Libyan-rebels.html

Not airsoft but interesting. One would think they could handle a group of rebels, or if they were so significantly outnumbered that they couldnt that they would never have been inserted. Serious egg on britains face in any case.

The same happend to Dutch Marines. It's nothing to do with not being able to handle them selves. It's to do with knowing the right time to stand down.

Opening fire on a group of rebels who far outnumbered them wouldn't have been a good idea. That would make the British look bad.

The headlines would read "Protesters
massacred by British forces" .

It's a tence situation over there and no one wants to make it worse

MerryDespot · 06-03-2011 06:56PM

My bet is that it was the goddam tree hugging birkenstock wearing diplomat that made a mess of things ... probably prattling on about 'avoiding an international incident' or some such rubbish. Those SAS boys missed a prime opportunity to off the mandarin and blame it on the locals ...

Craigsy · 07-03-2011 09:07PM

MerryDespot wrote: »

My bet is that it was the goddam tree hugging birkenstock wearing diplomat that made a mess of things ... probably prattling on about 'avoiding an international incident' or some such rubbish. Those SAS boys missed a prime opportunity to off the mandarin and blame it on the locals ...

May be may not, "Foreign Office Official" or "diplomatic official" often term used for MI6 in these instances

whydave · 07-03-2011 09:18PM

They'll need MI9's help !!!:D:D

OzCam · 07-03-2011 09:32PM

According to The Grauniad, the "diplomat" was MI6.

Bad form to drop in on someone else's Civil War without telephoning first, chaps. Even when one is trying to be helpful. Jolly poor show, eh?

Rhinocharge · 08-03-2011 04:00PM

Pancakes for lunch with sugar & lemon.

How do you eat yours?:D

oeb · 08-03-2011 04:36PM

Rhinocharge wrote: »

Pancakes for lunch with sugar & lemon.

How do you eat yours?:D

Pancakes stuffed with pancakes please.

TheDoc · 08-03-2011 05:33PM

Lethal_Bullet wrote: »

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3449240/SAS-unit-captured-by-Libyan-rebels.html

Not airsoft but interesting. One would think they could handle a group of rebels, or if they were so significantly outnumbered that they couldnt that they would never have been inserted. Serious egg on britains face in any case.

I don't see what the fuss is about?

Remember its the current british regime opposition making all the noise about this.

On first glance it looked like a simple operation. Drop in a team, establish communications with the rebel leaders to establish communications etc, and then out.

With no current comms up, SAS operatives land in helicopter, in the open, in broad day light, so they can clearly be approached. Rebels got the freaker and just took them captive.

The outcome of this was more then likely the communication was established, job done.

It is only the opposition party in Britain making a big song and dance on how it was an embarrasment etc, there has been enough coverage on this world wide, and any of the news station who have brought in special guests who are ex-military or ex-special forces all concur that it was a Establish Comms op that ended succesfully, but had a minor bump.

I'd hardly think that if it was some "covert espionage" mission, as alot of the opposition parties claim, that highly trained Special Forces, would simply plop themselves in broad daylight, into the open, in a helicopter...

Just saying...

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