Gadge
Gadge
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Joined: Sep 12, 2006
Topics: 617 / Replies: 6630
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Re: injurys a bryansk

So hang on lets work this out.... Players on site:36 Players with injuries: 5 (Headshot, rhyss, neil, pete, che) An injury ratio of 1:6 ..impress...

18 years ago
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Re: The Hallamshire Battalion

Good stuff, one i've got my financial crisis sorted i'll look into doing mine. Where's the BD from btw?

18 years ago
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Re: The Kit Pic Thread

I think the Germans let infantry/army have beards in the field, i've seen it in a few pics, especially in Russia for obvious reasons.

18 years ago
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Re: injurys a bryansk

Bloody hell guys thats got to be the highest player to casualty ratio i've seen in 8 years of airsoft!

18 years ago
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Re: The correct SAS badge for a maroon beret?

An army air corp one is just as likely

18 years ago
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Re: Black Webbing Shock!!!

Exactly, i've been saying as much for a while Andy. Black does not mean 'special forces' in wwii no matter how much some dodgy ebay sellers would lik...

18 years ago
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Re: M1911 pistol holsters for Brit kit?

Work well for mp40/sten mags too....

18 years ago
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Re: Latest Acquisitions

You'll almost *never* wear the two together TBH. Its so warm in a proper wool shirt and denison anyway my BD blouse stays for walking out. The only ...

18 years ago
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Re: M1911 pistol holsters for Brit kit?

Tank holsters were nearly always cut down to fit on the belt as they are a ballache on the leg and snag on things. There are one or two famous pics o...

18 years ago
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Re: 44 vs 58 Webbing - how different?

If you're after 44 pattern for a wwii sas impression than as per my PM dont bother. use 37. As mentioned 44 pattern didnt leave UK trials until ear...

18 years ago
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Re: 37 pattern Serge Wool from keith in Hong Kong

if he's tailoring them to original patterns what has happened to our arms in the last 60 years?! I know generally we are a bit larger. but have our ar...

18 years ago
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