A few days before my birthday, I don't even remember how exactly, but I randomly looked at some websites for airsofting. Within a few minutes of that, seeing how there were many model guns (as in replicas of real guns), I decided to look for WWII-style guns, particularly the Karbinier K98 and the M1 Garand. However, since they're collector's items, I was dismayed by the extreme price tags on them. So I searched for the next best thing, and found that it wasn't all too expensive!
For the next few weeks, I went on various online and on-site shopping trips, and finally found what I was looking for.
I got pics! :D
Classic Army M14 Match, still in the box + a pack of BBs I bought with it.
Looking down the ironsights is awesome. It feels awesome to hold too. Nice weight distribution. Heavy but not too cumbersome that you can't run with it.
My sister's idea to take this angle. She's into photography, though we only used a digital camera so the image quality isn't so nice. I still like it though.
A very "classy" gun, as I always describe it. The M14 is a historic rifle in military history based off another historic rifle, which is one of my favorite rifles of all time (particularly in looks), the M1 Garand. The M14 saw action in Vietnam, and is still in active service today, particularly as a designated "marksman" rifle.
I've already made a few friends in the process of my procuring this classic weapon, and I'm looking forward to the first game I get to play with it. For now, I haven't even adjusted its sights and hop-up yet, because it's friggen 2 AM. I won't go outside for a long-enough range to test its accuracy at this hour. I'll do some adjusting tomorrow, though.
What I plan to buy for the weapon soon? I'm not sure if I want to turn it into a sniper rifle. I do want to use it in semi-auto most of the time, though, because I'm more of an accuracy guy, rather than a burst/spray until something is hit. I'm considering getting a scope and a bipod, though. Oh and I'll need a sling and a gun bag.
:D :D :D
ラベル: Airsoft, Real Life
Classic Army M14 Match, still in the box + a pack of BBs I bought with it.
Looking down the ironsights is awesome. It feels awesome to hold too. Nice weight distribution. Heavy but not too cumbersome that you can't run with it.
My sister's idea to take this angle. She's into photography, though we only used a digital camera so the image quality isn't so nice. I still like it though.
A very "classy" gun, as I always describe it. The M14 is a historic rifle in military history based off another historic rifle, which is one of my favorite rifles of all time (particularly in looks), the M1 Garand. The M14 saw action in Vietnam, and is still in active service today, particularly as a designated "marksman" rifle.
