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Your welcome globdog, I hate when people judge airsofting when they have just played with a couple of cheap little springers.

@Graham, are you for paintball, or for air-soft

@Graham, thank you for clarifying mate, I didn't read your earlier posts.

gyus today i went to airsoft cqb and i larned that

NCIS
FBI
CIA
Border Patrol
Cops
Department Of Justice
Secret Service
Marines
Navy
Army

they all go to this place and practice bank robberies, hostae nogotiations, all the stuff thats needed

@globdog76, that's very interesting, but I suppose that they do need to practice quite a bit, in order to be in tip top shape and condition.

well its not that its the rebuilt biulding they make and the guns that are simular to size and weight and kickback thats why many people are judgementel with airsoft they get a cheap gun gas is the verry best

airsoft guns have little to no kickback globdog... althrough they do look realistic and weigh about the same as a real gun, airsoft guns really don't have any recoil.

did you use gas and if you did did you use blowblack or non blowblack

Paintball because it hurts more then airsoft and theres no argueing if you got hit because paint doesnt lie.

wow youre a smart one...

first what are you emo or somthing who acyully likes pain and airsoft can hurt to just use the gas and for the last time airsoft has paint to you idiots

first what are you emo or somthing who acyully likes pain

I think that Airsoft because the guns are more realistic.

I wish more paintball guns looked more realistic, you can buy some that look like actual rifles, but there aren't many out there.

As far as competition goes, paintball is the winner due to the paint marking clothing and whatnot. It's very easy for officials to say if someone is in or out. But personally, I like airsoft. Much more realistic in terms of weapon design, loading schematics, and overall play.

As far as competition goes, paintball is the winner due to the paint marking clothing and whatnot. It's very easy for officials to say if someone is in or out.