Reenactor trying somthing new

Steiner · 2011-05-25T18:00:39Z

Hello and welcome to the forum. There are many more WWII reenactors than WWII airsofters, so there are not events going on all the time all over the country. Those of us who attend events have learned to put up with travelling all over the place. The events vary greatly, because of a variety of organisers, and also because organisers don't just want to repeat the formula of their previous events. Some are one dayers, some are 24 hour events. But most of the events organised on this particular forum place the emphasis on working in Zugs or sections, and have quite stringent ammo limits - both to enhance the experience to make it more accurate than a load of people wandering around on their own, shooting 1000s of rounds at everything that moves. Some organisers (like PBI) have short missions - 45mins to an hour, say - and others have events which roll on throughout an entire day, with new objectives being assigned as the day goes on. Kit requirements are dependent entirely on the organisers of each individual event. Have a look at the events listed in the first section of the forum, to get more of an idea of what to expect.

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