Your First Quality Airsoft STARTER KIT Part 1 - Airsoft Bootcamp Ep 2
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- As a starter you'll make a lot of mistakes which can be prevented by doing research. So we're happy to guide you to your FIRST QUALITY STARTER KIT.
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This video guide is the 1st part of our 2 part series about all the information for your first quality starter kit.
Welcome back to Airsoft Bootcamp Maggot!
So, if you're convinced to make Airsoft into a hobby of yours, then the next decision is getting your first gear.
If you're spending money, you better spend it good, right from the start. A lot of guys (including us back in the day) don't know where to spend their earnings when they enter the sport.
And since it is an expensive sport, this quickly leads to bad buys. So, we decided to bring you the correct info to get you immediately started with a good basic loadout that will last you years to come.
This video will cover all the basic safety equipment (called PPEs) as well as a slight touch towards the Airsoft gun itself and the things that come along with it. Along the way we'll also show you our personal recommended products.
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another great video... finaly someone who is honest about prices... most Start with airsoft video's say you can buy a gun for €100,-... but ask any airsofter... they all say buy nice,,, not twice... also great tip to make a list about what you want/need and what it costs... these are one of the best and honest video's about starting airsoft...
Thank you man, we try to bring these sort of videos as correctly as possible, so newbies don't have to make the same mistakes as most of us already have. | Viper out
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I Remember 60 years ago we had Daisy pump BB gun fights at the lumber yard when we were around 10 to 12 years old. Now I am 74 looking at air soft wars - Fantastic. Keep playing until you drop dead. Sharing is the best way to keep the hobby alive - and growing. I loved spear guns. I shot a 28 pound Ling cod at 50 foot depth on scuba. And I do have an underwater spear gun that can stop the creature from the black lagoon. P.S the ocean is turning black, thanks to human Greed. And don’t shoot any dogs eye out - not even cheaters.
You do realize that BB guns are different than Airsoft guns
@@wesleyvoltage5883 them boomers built different
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@Wesley Voltage yep. Airsoft guns shoot real bullets so it's a real gun, bb guns shoot small plastic balls, so you don't need to worry about getting shot in the eye
@@quartermaster2809 it airsoft guns shoot bbs 🤓🤓
Exactly coach that's true thanks for the introduction btw😂 nice guide reconbro's !
Glad you like Coach yelling at you. 😂 | Viper out
My number one rule for gear is DO RESEARCH. You don’t need the best Gucci gear but do your research to find good quality fairly priced gear like Krydex, Condor, and Lancer Tactical.
Exactly, proper research does a lot! I Viper
True,most starter kits are over 100 dollars the better the quality of the items the better your first experience is don't expect to find a starter kit under 100 dollars and have amazing quality or items,and don't buy a whole bunch of stuff for your first experience because you never know, you might not like airsoft battles
Exactly, we always recommend to first try airsoft with a rental so you don't have to buy everything and then realize you don't like it. However if someone is dedicated to start the sport for real they better invest in all the mentioned equipment. I Instinct
Those first words sounded right out of tf2 ngl
Never played it, so I wouldn't know man. 😆 | Viper
I'm dying... I'm so sorry... this is so funny.... in the best way.
I have a g36 a glock 17 a full face mask molle belt 2 pistol mag holder 2 g36 mag holder Nike shoes random track suit bottoms and random hoodie a beanie mechanic gloves random flashlight a ace tech tracer and I have 3 pistol mag and two hicapa g36 mags. I already had shoes and the tracksuit I had the gloves and the beanie and the g36 and I bought everything else coming to the price of 200 and it works perfect if u want to know the exact name of sum LMK. I do speedsoft/speedqb btw
If my field only allows semi auto fire should I just get a DMR
Not necessarily, we use assault platforms but only shoot semi. You can actually shoot much more precise and efficient when shooting semi than full-auto. Trained professional units also rarely use full-auto unless they're handling a SAW or something similar. | Viper
Awesome videos bros!
Thanks for watching! | Viper out
I was so worried about spending 200 on protection, until i realised that 150 were the boots 😌, and i already have a quality pair of Samelin boots
I got great ppe for only €75, these are the maximum priced don't be scared at the expense
I haven’t experience the nightmare of getting shot in the crotch yet, but...
Have you guys thought of any way for protection? At first, I thought about duck-Taping cardboard on the crotch area of my camo, but I’m starting to think I should just wear a cup.
Never been shot in the crotch in our 5 years of doing this. It's also a very unlikely thing to happen. I wouldn't go that far as for protection, good solid pants will take most of the shot its energy anyway. Safety is important, but it may not affect your performance too much. I Viper
you could get a jock strap but its very unlikely you'll get shot there
Just a quick question; Whats the name of the steelplate wall u got to showcase your weapons? Where can I buy this? xD I NEED IT! haha
This is the link to the store where we bought ours, nl.retif.be/search/result/?q=lamellenwanden. But I think they only supply within Belgium. The English term would be a slat wall.
@@ReconBrothers Nice! Thanks alot! They ship to germany aswell since they got a store here :-) Proud am going to get my Showcasewall aswell ^^
Please don't try to sound angry. Russians, Germans, Japanese, and Americans sound angry. You do not.please do not try.
Well, we at least gave it a shot XD I Viper
lol
5:15, although they can be pricey you can always buy a range finder if You aren’t good at estimating range.
Indeed, range finders or just experiencing standing or a range of a certain distance are a great ways to realize how far for example 50m actually is. I Viper
0:11 my man tryna act tough like a drill sergeant irl
Exactly, but in a fun way.
Great video and informative I would suggest a good pair of goggles if you are like me who wears eyeglasses that fit.
Thanks for your compliments and sharing your experience!
newb question,
I want to get into airsoft but ever since I've seen GBBs are a thing, I haven't really seen the appeal of an AEG for myself anymore. The added recoil and realism of the GBBs is just so much more interesting to me, to the point where I think I would just end up getting bored immediately by an AEG.
I would be prepared for the additional cost and more difficult maintenance once I do get my own gun (I will probably try it with rentals first if I can manage) but I am still not sure just how bad this idea is, and I would love some input from more experienced airsofters. Am I completely nuts or is it actually possible to start out with a gas gun as a newbie, if I am prepared to face the additional challenges that might bring.
Look, in the end it is all about what you want to do with airsoft and how you want to enjoy it. If you feel like a GBBR is more your thing then it will highly likely be your thing too. This is just a general guide that works for like 90% of the beginners that usually have not a single clue what they're getting into. If you're dedicated to put in some extra effort, learn and have the commitment to maintain your stuff you should definitely go for it. Rather this than not being happy (and losing money) on something you don't like.
If you can afford the upfront investment it's not too bad. Check out "Cheap GBBRs, are they worth it?" by Ollie Talks Airsoft, he has some good insight on starting the gbbr route.
Ik heb voor maar €50 in het amerikaans stockhuis half leren en half mesh botinnen gevonden en ze zijn echt super
Translation: I found half leather and half mesh boots for only €50 in the American stock house and they are really great
No, don't recommend G&G M4, they always have a lot of propriety solutions that make upgrading unnecessarily hard. Never been impressed when upgrading their gearboxes either and their hop and barrels are mjeh at best. And their standard motor is a real stinker.
The only part from G&G I want to have in my aegs is the green rubber, that is really good.
Personally I wouldn't recommend a specific brand as every manufacturer comes out with new products all the time, or a specific price range as some cheaper guns are pretty good, and some expensive ones is pure shit. I would recommend looking at reviews and teching videos of a gun you're interested in to try to see if it's any good.
Just my two cents...
You're right man, it is true that brands have various quality levels. Which makes it hard to recommend one. We're personally not a fan of the lower range brands at all so we took the advice on this one from our partner store. We did test it and it did performed as we would expect for its price level and we saw a lot of others do worse. So that's the short version of why we recommended this one back then for people who don't want to spend a lot to start of with. I Instinct
Do people wear neck protection
No, most don't. | Viper
Atleast 300 eur on airsoft gun? Sry that is quite a overstatement. I got my first airsoft gun for like 100 eur and as a starter it was a bargain. And i still use it and its still a realy efective gun.
If anyone sees this.. I'm looking forward to buying my first aeg and I'm wondering if Specna Arms SA-A03 is a good gun.. The price is 240€ and it's fully metal
Specna Arms are supposedly decent AEGs, but this may also depend on the specific model you're going for. My brother his first AEG was a Specna Arms and we got nothing but issues with it, but that's a few years back already. Best advice I can give you is to thoroughly search for reviews. I Viper
@@ReconBrothers thanks
No I just purchased safety stuff and took nerf
I’d probably just get boots at a thrift store like goodwill
Whatever works for you, bro.
For starter buy a paintball mask
I win lottery eeeee
You don’t need gloves if you get shot on your hands suck it up
It's not about getting shot per se, much rather about protecting your hands against the usually decayed environment. Stuff like glass or needles, rusted metal etc are not uncommon.
@@ReconBrothers oh ye I see you there I personally play outdoors and don’t normally run into that stuff but I see what your talking about
Please don’t imitate a drill instructor ever again
Make me bitch
eat me
Intro is cringe. Helpful vid tho. Nice job
I like the intro! It made me subscribe.