Well, that was a good weekend (icing on the cake was flopping in front of an excellent Grand Prix courtesy of iPlayer when I got home

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Well done to the organisers, great job there - interesting site too! It is always a pleasure to spank Americans, shame I have to dress in a German uniform to do it

There have been a number of games now using the 200 round ammo limit and, unless there is a very good reason to use higher limits, I am perfectly content with the balance between 'realism' and 'playability' for it to be the standard rule for all WW2 games from now on. And it means a bottle of BBs last for a year, which is nice.
Loved watching Del being a demon with the K98, Tony's silly grin when mowing down the enemy in the later stages of the assaults through the woods, bollocks banter at the social, our sneaky 3pm assault on an enemy occupied building only to find when we got there it was full of Germans

, the comraderie of Gruppe Dora. My stupid moment was, having run out of ammo, being sent back to HQ to ask for an ammo resupply. Then hacking back to the front line with the ammo crate only to remember that my BBs were in the bag back at HQ so a bunch of (nice) cartridge boxes were no use to me whatsoever - and then ensued a bit of a farce of my bag being fetched for me only to find I had been killed in the meantime and then the bag disappearing for a while as retreating troops helpfully scooped it up. Moral, don't be a lazy git and be sure to carry essential kit on your person.
Great to see plenty of faces from our first days of WW2 airsoft games as well as the new!
Final thought - giving the Yanks two bandages might have given them enough of an edge to progress naturally, given they were down in numbers.
And I'll end with a question (although I can guess the answer) - did Barrie get a kill with the DBoys K98?