http://www.lincolnshireairsoftclub.co.uk/
http://www.lindsey-airsoft.co.uk/
Neither run WW2 specific games but guys turn up in WW2 kit.
aka Stigroadie
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WWII airsofters don't generally affiliate themselves exclusively with one particular group as most will tailor their impression to the event. The hobby has moved on from the Any Axis vs Any Allies SISKs of yesteryear and the less flexible you are with what you do, the fewer events are open to you.
I have done the odd open day in WWII kit and felt a bit of a knob TBH
WWII airsofters don't generally affiliate themselves exclusively with one particular group as most will tailor their impression to the event. The hobby has moved on from the Any Axis vs Any Allies SISKs of yesteryear and the less flexible you are with what you do, the fewer events are open to you.
I have done the odd open day in WWII kit and felt a bit of a knob TBH
But on the other hand I have done every open day skirmish for about the past 5 years in WW2 kit (long before I knew these forums excisted) and loved it. 
You are always bound to strike up a conversation with other players and it for sure beats turning up with another m4..... 
I'm pretty sure somebody would lend you a weapon if you came to an event. Many people lend whole kit out to newcomers - and usually for free.
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
Hello & welcome!
Yes, as Steiner says, some people will happily lend kit and/or airsoft guns for events
A Proud Member Of 'Team Spleen!' who play mainly at Gunman Airsoft, Tuddenham, Suffolk.
Hello and welcome.
ive always lent out guns for free, but on a bend it and mend it basis,
This community always seem happy to help with kit and weapons
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