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Once you've bern in the army for a while and get out then you miss it so much you pick up airsoft Milsim and it's the closes thing you get to the real deal
That blank fire guy is straight up breaking MSW rules. There needs to be 20 ft. clearance 180 degrees from the muzzle. That poor guy's ears never stood a chance.
The blank fire rules are very obviously not at all enforced lol. I see so many videos of people blank firing people extremely close or right next to someone like that.
I don't think Milsim is something I'll get into but it's still really interesting seeing how much thought and effort goes into just the preparation alone
Agreed. Not my cup of tea. I don’t take well to orders and following someone else’s plan. And I doubt they would appreciate my f2 and drum mag. I look the milsim part but a few of us just squad up and mow the field. Airsoft landscaping. Lol
@@mattkong3772 bro what are you even on about lmaoo nobody's scared, i just like sleeping in my own bed, being able to smoke some weed and game every night. I'm not tryna spend 48 hours playing at being a soldier
Bug spray, sunscreen, foot powder (blue gold bond is the best), and wet wipes are always a must for the field. I would also pack a tick key in case a tick latches on, and red lens headlamps are a must since red lights are a bit harder to see at longer distances than white lights at night. Also, pack your lickies and chewies, preferably snacks that are packed with proteins and sodium to keep you going. Finally, just like Jet said, you can NEVER go wrong with a good Woobie, it is God’s gift for the field.
@@duckeydude67 it was fuckin' awesome! First night I slept like ass because i had fire watch (could hardly stay awake) after that though, it was great!
You can also just buy dedicated dry bags. I have one for clothes, one for sleeping gear, a small one for electronics etc. I also like to get them in bright and varied colours so you can easily rummage around your pack at night.
@@noahairsofting3768 I think it's worth the upgrade since they're still pretty cheap and considering the overall cost of a milsim it's a drop in the ocean.
Another solution ive found to eye protection fogging is to get goggles with a fan. They are pretty expensive but stop fog and keep your eye area cool. Not sure about how reliable they are but seems like a good choice if you have a few extra bucks to spend
I went to Strike on Salsk too, and saw Jet as we took the shoot house. It was my first time going to MSW and I absolutely loved it. The main thing that I found EXTREMELY useful is extra pairs of all your undergarments. Extra socks, underwear, etc. You will thank yourself when you need to change out of the worst pair of socks/underwear you've probably ever seen into something that makes you feel (somewhat) less gross. But also, if you're going to be going to one of these events, make sure that you train with all of your gear. Even if that just means putting everything on and walking a mile every day, it will absolutely save your skin and make the event much more enjoyable for you.
probably the best ridge wallet advert I've seen so far lol. Everyone puts like 2 cards in it and says "look how slim and compact it is" and then in their actual wallet they have like 8 cards 30 singles a condom from 2007 and a mcdonalds receipt
Woobies are highly essential for cold fronts and cold nights You can also fashion a makeshift hammock out of one a woobie and a smokers jacket are essential packing list items
Im a soldier in the army and ive gotten into airsoft lately for cardio and use of training. I met some cool dudes who invited me to join their team in milsim west in may. I was kind of thinking if anything may be different at all in terms of packing but essentially what im getting is just to pack like im going to the field.
If you’re in swampy/jungle conditions it’s a terrible idea to use waterproof boots/socks because your feet will feel like they’re in an oven and water will get in from the top of the boot, so it’s best to find a good jungle boot like Salomon or merrell. Or even military surplus hot weather/jungle boots
I usually chuck a basha in my bag with some paracord. Not always necessary but you make a lot of friends when you have to sleep outside and you're the only one who isn't being rained on
What i am missing on this list is something to drink. Keep a spare bottle of water within reach. If you are okay with extra weight, there are water bladders with a drinking hose for taking a few quick sips.
For me if I want a high capacity backpack with lots of space my go to is a kuiu pack with a carbon fiber frame and full chest system for long range comfort
God damn jet I thought I slept like a king at msw, but here we have you with not one but two pads for sleeping lol. Love the MSW content hope to see you at GTI in October.
I do similar. I do 4 pairs of socks, 1 being waterproof pair. My sleep system/waterproof liner, a Woobie, 1 extra uniform. I keep a extra pair of boots/shoes in my car just incase. 2 lipo Batteries, headlamp+extra batteries, I usually just bring a couple beef stew mres. One of the only tolerable ones. I bring the same tools as you, but i carry cls scissors and wire cutters on my kit to cut myself out of thorns or barbwire, (been to a few milsims where wire was unearthed while low crawling. everyone was surprised). Ill also bring a tarp, 550cord, and bungee for a folding tent. lol. Way faster then my lightfighter and good for protecting gear from rain if it decides to.
General question here from a noob haha. How easy is it to get to your vehicle from a milsim? I've built my chest rig to carry everything I need for a full day of fighting. And my rucksack will handle maybe 48-72 hours of clothing/sleepsystem items. But things like extra boots and guns there is no way I could carry them sadly. But if I can leave that stuff in the car... that's sort of a game changer lol. Hope to hear back. :)
@@mrkrux So hypothetically it's not a terrible idea to have a bunch of back up stuff there incase anything on your person is beyond repair or something.
@@mrkrux Good to know. I honestly assumed once you left the car that was it lol. Knowing it's possible to access thi gs from your vehicle is a packing game changer.
As a serving soldier the other side of the world, I approve this vid, just if you are here or UK don't wear water proof socks the whole time because they'll make sh"t of your feet, and get nice high boots that fit comfortably that have some ability to either dry fast or keep water out. The rest of this kit should be about the same but maybe have a small First aid kit in your Patrol Pack, a slightly bigger one in your Ruck and maybe a few bandaids in your Battle vest.
Love this kind of thing. Love LONG mil-sims like this. I’m talking; I want to feel DEMORALIZED by the time it’s over. I want to be covered in MUD AND BLOOD. I want to REGRET MY LIFE DECISIONS.
Could you drop a list or the names of your camping gear? I'm on the hunt for a sleeping bag, pillow, and pad and really like the system you have. Thanks!
Ive never been in a milsim game. What I will bring: - full face protection( helmet, googles, mask, ear protection ) - full body uniform with knee pads - hard military boots, to hold my ankles if possible, waterproof - pistol holser, with additional magazine, and a small flashlight in it - molle system small pack on my right thigh with multitool kit - warbelt, with 2-2 AR and pistol mag, a secondary small pouch for a second tool kit, magdump pouch and - first aid kit ( bandage, alcohol, stiches, some pills for headache and small discomfort stuff, scissors) - plate carrier with 3 AR mag in front, admin pouch with my personal ID stuff etc , a grenade pouch in front and 2 in the back -> breaching( im the point man in 99% ), AR mag puch in the back also if somebody need it, one pistol mag pouc on the side, with another admin pouch for stuff i might need during the game( snakcs, cigarette, any small portion of food, small cloth, tissue depends on the weather and condition and what my teamates bring ), radio pouch of course, glowing stick on the back 3 piece Backpack: - sleeping bag, sleeping pad as you mentioned - battery, mobile battery charger - ammo - additional magazines - spare underwear, socks, t-shirts, spare eye protection in case someone need it - spare grenades - a bigger first aid kit - the ones in the car probably - spare battery for radio also And i think thats it. If its summer, then of course anti mosqutio spray and stuff. And yeah as you mentioned in the video, for cooking it might be good to bring some of the propane stuff. What do you guys think?
Bug spray, extra pairs of socks, another pair of underwear, backup eye protection in case of emergency/failure/accident. Even extra batteries. The list goes on. Every milsim I've ever attended *period*, someone's forgotten to pack one of these. I've taken up the habit of saying "if you don't think you need it, take it", and "if you think you have enough, bring double" Don't be Carl. Please come prepared, not everyone packs for 2 people, especially if the weather is supposed to be less than stellar
5:38 I'm deaf with cochlear implant and I hear this shit all my life when I take my hearing aid off XD I wear protection wings on my helmet that covers my ears from impacts, thus protecting my hearing aid.
Man I Always Always Always bring an IFAK or some sort of homeade medkit with me everywhere I go. I haven't played airsoft in years; but I'll be damned if I didn't have to reach into my utility pouch full of medical gear at least a dozen times or so within a 2 year period. Having a first aid system with you is CRUCIAL to you and your friend's safety. And it should alway have a tourniquet and plenty of gauze, as well as medical tape and antiseptic soloutions and painkillers. (Rucks hurt your back and aspirin is wonderful for that reason) Not to mention a means of staying hydrated. I keep a stainless steel canteen on my duty belt as well a 3.5 L hydration bladder in my Ruck/Assault bag. Clean water is handy for initially cleaning wounds to assess the extent of an injury (Rinsing blood) and not to mention handwashing. (Far too overlooked to be honest) and of course hydration.
Nice, bro. I'm going to try to come out to a Milsim West game in California soon. Good vid. What weight is that ruck? What maximum weight do you recommend for the ruck (don't say it depends)? What weight should your webbing be (includes mags, frags, comms, pistol and hdration). I'm trying to get a sense of what the average weight of a battle load is for one of these Milsim West things. Thanks!
I use m-frames but I feel like regardless off anti fogging spray, they end up fogging up when I start sweating. What spray do you use and what eyepro do you use? Do you have any issues with eyepro fogging up?
I just recently used baby shampoo on the inside of my lens and it actually helped quite a bit also there’s a lot of that kind of info on the diving side of TH-cam because they can’t take their eye pro off when it fogs lol
Hi cool video, by the way wich is your full seal eye protection lenses??? how much do you recomend the Oakley SI Ballistic M Frame glasses???? thanks for your kind answer
Hey jet love the gear prep videos was wondering since I'm having a hard time looking for some full seal eye pro with the adapter for corrective lense inserts, if you know of any as always have fun n stay safe brother
I would also suggest to bring some COVID Masks for your own protection and if things go down south. But also to the field you go to. Don't bring your video games. First Aid kit one for your standard first aid and the other one should be more technical if someone has a medical emergency and they might have a seizure, or a broken leg.
Small umbrella, matched with a thermal mat cut up into the size of my butt for when I'm on sentry and it's raining like no tomorrow trust in the umbrella
Can anyone tell me what eye pro/glasses he has in the video? I'm basically right at that point where I want to upgrade a lot of my existing kit into high quality stuff, and I've noticed that bulky goggles that fog are just absolute crap and I've been trying to decide between the large FOV goggles and a slim pair of 'glasses' goggles like these. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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Once you've bern in the army for a while and get out then you miss it so much you pick up airsoft Milsim and it's the closes thing you get to the real deal
Thank you for the discount 🤘🏼💪🏼
Ive been wanting one of those for a while i dont carry a wallet i carry my cash amd everything in my sock 😂
hi pls give me some link or name for these glasses 2:33
That blank fire guy is straight up breaking MSW rules. There needs to be 20 ft. clearance 180 degrees from the muzzle. That poor guy's ears never stood a chance.
The blank fire rules are very obviously not at all enforced lol. I see so many videos of people blank firing people extremely close or right next to someone like that.
I don't think Milsim is something I'll get into but it's still really interesting seeing how much thought and effort goes into just the preparation alone
Agreed. Not my cup of tea. I don’t take well to orders and following someone else’s plan. And I doubt they would appreciate my f2 and drum mag. I look the milsim part but a few of us just squad up and mow the field. Airsoft landscaping. Lol
How do y'all know if y'all never tried Life's a Risk stop being scared 🔥💯
@@mattkong3772 bro what are you even on about lmaoo nobody's scared, i just like sleeping in my own bed, being able to smoke some weed and game every night. I'm not tryna spend 48 hours playing at being a soldier
@@SADE__ Nothing wrong with smoking weed or videos games as long as your making money and taking care of fam
@@SADE__ let me say this is way better than video games 🤣🤣
Bug spray, sunscreen, foot powder (blue gold bond is the best), and wet wipes are always a must for the field. I would also pack a tick key in case a tick latches on, and red lens headlamps are a must since red lights are a bit harder to see at longer distances than white lights at night.
Also, pack your lickies and chewies, preferably snacks that are packed with proteins and sodium to keep you going. Finally, just like Jet said, you can NEVER go wrong with a good Woobie, it is God’s gift for the field.
Spare socks, a warm top either softie or buffalo and a beanie hat
As someone who is going to his first MSW game in october, this is super helpful! Thanks a bunch for the video!
How'd it go?
@@duckeydude67 it was fuckin' awesome! First night I slept like ass because i had fire watch (could hardly stay awake) after that though, it was great!
I always carry an IFAK on my pack at all times. Basic trauma kit in case of any injury to myself or another Player.
Don't forget insect repellent spray if you don't want ticks and other bad boyes :)
In my opinion Jet makes the best gear videos. They are easy to follow, he makes it simple, and overall just enjoyable.
I personally would line the inside of my ruck with a plastic bin bag so it well reduces the chances of your stuff getting wet
This is a trick they made us do on our DP1 course,
@@canadaairsoft7423 Nice, I used common sense😂😂
You can also just buy dedicated dry bags. I have one for clothes, one for sleeping gear, a small one for electronics etc. I also like to get them in bright and varied colours so you can easily rummage around your pack at night.
@@ghillemh Ah ye but bin bags are what a fiver at most?? 😂But ye dry bags are an option if you have the money to spend
@@noahairsofting3768 I think it's worth the upgrade since they're still pretty cheap and considering the overall cost of a milsim it's a drop in the ocean.
For those who are wondering, the eyepro Jet is using is Revision Shadowstrike.
Another solution ive found to eye protection fogging is to get goggles with a fan. They are pretty expensive but stop fog and keep your eye area cool. Not sure about how reliable they are but seems like a good choice if you have a few extra bucks to spend
I went to Strike on Salsk too, and saw Jet as we took the shoot house. It was my first time going to MSW and I absolutely loved it. The main thing that I found EXTREMELY useful is extra pairs of all your undergarments. Extra socks, underwear, etc. You will thank yourself when you need to change out of the worst pair of socks/underwear you've probably ever seen into something that makes you feel (somewhat) less gross. But also, if you're going to be going to one of these events, make sure that you train with all of your gear. Even if that just means putting everything on and walking a mile every day, it will absolutely save your skin and make the event much more enjoyable for you.
probably the best ridge wallet advert I've seen so far lol. Everyone puts like 2 cards in it and says "look how slim and compact it is" and then in their actual wallet they have like 8 cards 30 singles a condom from 2007 and a mcdonalds receipt
Woobies are highly essential for cold fronts and cold nights
You can also fashion a makeshift hammock out of one
a woobie and a smokers jacket are essential packing list items
Im a soldier in the army and ive gotten into airsoft lately for cardio and use of training. I met some cool dudes who invited me to join their team in milsim west in may.
I was kind of thinking if anything may be different at all in terms of packing but essentially what im getting is just to pack like im going to the field.
You coming out to the game in PA or are you doing Silk Road?
@@Rskproduct was gonna go to silk road but i have an FTX for the army the day after it ends
Bro why did you have to send the bb eye image 🤢
0:22 that guy looks like he’s having the best sleep he’s had in his life lol
Those clips of EMR... RIP hahaha the rain held off most of the day. By the time the night game wouldve started, the rain had ended.
If you’re in swampy/jungle conditions it’s a terrible idea to use waterproof boots/socks because your feet will feel like they’re in an oven and water will get in from the top of the boot, so it’s best to find a good jungle boot like Salomon or merrell. Or even military surplus hot weather/jungle boots
How about a list of everything you bring? Great stuff Jet, been watching you for years.
I usually chuck a basha in my bag with some paracord. Not always necessary but you make a lot of friends when you have to sleep outside and you're the only one who isn't being rained on
I want to do a milsim event because it seems like a nice mix of airsoft with the bros and camping.
I brought my sleep system I got issued. Going to operations while on leave are a game changer lol
Love the heat waves instrumental in the background
What i am missing on this list is something to drink. Keep a spare bottle of water within reach. If you are okay with extra weight, there are water bladders with a drinking hose for taking a few quick sips.
Scissors (if not on multi tool for some reason), duct tape, some kind of small first aid kit
In the filming with Vice video, I saw that you also brought mini fire extinguisher! It was cool and shows how thoughtful u are.
For me if I want a high capacity backpack with lots of space my go to is a kuiu pack with a carbon fiber frame and full chest system for long range comfort
God damn jet I thought I slept like a king at msw, but here we have you with not one but two pads for sleeping lol. Love the MSW content hope to see you at GTI in October.
The one fundamental thing you cannot forget: Toilet PAPERRRR!!!!
Going to my first Milsim west game in October. Perfect timing man thanks!
I do similar.
I do 4 pairs of socks, 1 being waterproof pair. My sleep system/waterproof liner, a Woobie, 1 extra uniform. I keep a extra pair of boots/shoes in my car just incase. 2 lipo Batteries, headlamp+extra batteries, I usually just bring a couple beef stew mres. One of the only tolerable ones. I bring the same tools as you, but i carry cls scissors and wire cutters on my kit to cut myself out of thorns or barbwire, (been to a few milsims where wire was unearthed while low crawling. everyone was surprised). Ill also bring a tarp, 550cord, and bungee for a folding tent. lol. Way faster then my lightfighter and good for protecting gear from rain if it decides to.
General question here from a noob haha. How easy is it to get to your vehicle from a milsim?
I've built my chest rig to carry everything I need for a full day of fighting. And my rucksack will handle maybe 48-72 hours of clothing/sleepsystem items.
But things like extra boots and guns there is no way I could carry them sadly. But if I can leave that stuff in the car... that's sort of a game changer lol.
Hope to hear back. :)
@@keirynjacobs6898 depends on the milsim and what your doing, its usually at most a 30minute walk though.
@@mrkrux So hypothetically it's not a terrible idea to have a bunch of back up stuff there incase anything on your person is beyond repair or something.
@@keirynjacobs6898 Yea, i always have a tool box for my guns cause you never know. I didnt mention it. cause i cant bring it in my ruck lol. :P.
@@mrkrux Good to know. I honestly assumed once you left the car that was it lol. Knowing it's possible to access thi gs from your vehicle is a packing game changer.
1:59 I just love my liess Zephyre tfs
Jet you forgot the med kit / med pouch... :D
And the portable Fire Extinguisher LoL
I would also pack 550 cord and a tarp in case you need to sleep on wet ground or if you want to turn the tarp into a tent.
The flatline sound 🤣 so damn true 🤣🤣🤣
As a serving soldier the other side of the world, I approve this vid, just if you are here or UK don't wear water proof socks the whole time because they'll make sh"t of your feet, and get nice high boots that fit comfortably that have some ability to either dry fast or keep water out.
The rest of this kit should be about the same but maybe have a small First aid kit in your Patrol Pack, a slightly bigger one in your Ruck and maybe a few bandaids in your Battle vest.
Also socks and foot powder. Best feeling after wet feet
Great video! I’m headed to copperhead VI on the 3rd so I will definitely be adding some things to my bag before I head out.
Ahhh Kirkland brand batteries. A man of culture
Love this kind of thing. Love LONG mil-sims like this. I’m talking;
I want to feel DEMORALIZED by the time it’s over.
I want to be covered in MUD AND BLOOD.
I want to REGRET MY LIFE DECISIONS.
Could you drop a list or the names of your camping gear? I'm on the hunt for a sleeping bag, pillow, and pad and really like the system you have. Thanks!
Ive never been in a milsim game.
What I will bring:
- full face protection( helmet, googles, mask, ear protection )
- full body uniform with knee pads
- hard military boots, to hold my ankles if possible, waterproof
- pistol holser, with additional magazine, and a small flashlight in it
- molle system small pack on my right thigh with multitool kit
- warbelt, with 2-2 AR and pistol mag, a secondary small pouch for a second tool kit, magdump pouch and
- first aid kit ( bandage, alcohol, stiches, some pills for headache and small discomfort stuff, scissors)
- plate carrier with 3 AR mag in front, admin pouch with my personal ID stuff etc , a grenade pouch in front and 2 in the back -> breaching( im the point man in 99% ), AR mag puch in the back also if somebody need it, one pistol mag pouc on the side, with another admin pouch for stuff i might need during the game( snakcs, cigarette, any small portion of food, small cloth, tissue depends on the weather and condition and what my teamates bring ), radio pouch of course, glowing stick on the back 3 piece
Backpack:
- sleeping bag, sleeping pad as you mentioned
- battery, mobile battery charger
- ammo
- additional magazines
- spare underwear, socks, t-shirts, spare eye protection in case someone need it
- spare grenades
- a bigger first aid kit - the ones in the car probably
- spare battery for radio also
And i think thats it.
If its summer, then of course anti mosqutio spray and stuff.
And yeah as you mentioned in the video, for cooking it might be good to bring some of the propane stuff.
What do you guys think?
Bug spray, extra pairs of socks, another pair of underwear, backup eye protection in case of emergency/failure/accident. Even extra batteries. The list goes on.
Every milsim I've ever attended *period*, someone's forgotten to pack one of these. I've taken up the habit of saying "if you don't think you need it, take it", and "if you think you have enough, bring double"
Don't be Carl. Please come prepared, not everyone packs for 2 people, especially if the weather is supposed to be less than stellar
cooking options can also be summed to getting some MREs
5:38 I'm deaf with cochlear implant and I hear this shit all my life when I take my hearing aid off XD I wear protection wings on my helmet that covers my ears from impacts, thus protecting my hearing aid.
i was in no way prepared for the shot of the BB in the dudes eye. JESUS
TKS for this video mate
Very informative thanks dude
I've always wanted to get into these but never knew how or what to do
It's just backpacking but special
Jetboil alternatives like Brukit tend to be just as good, just a bit heavier
Man I Always Always Always bring an IFAK or some sort of homeade medkit with me everywhere I go. I haven't played airsoft in years; but I'll be damned if I didn't have to reach into my utility pouch full of medical gear at least a dozen times or so within a 2 year period. Having a first aid system with you is CRUCIAL to you and your friend's safety. And it should alway have a tourniquet and plenty of gauze, as well as medical tape and antiseptic soloutions and painkillers. (Rucks hurt your back and aspirin is wonderful for that reason) Not to mention a means of staying hydrated. I keep a stainless steel canteen on my duty belt as well a 3.5 L hydration bladder in my Ruck/Assault bag. Clean water is handy for initially cleaning wounds to assess the extent of an injury (Rinsing blood) and not to mention handwashing. (Far too overlooked to be honest) and of course hydration.
I hope I get to play airsoft as much as you do one day
Good list!
Monster energy drink.
2:50 don’t forget guys you have two eyes once any of them are gone they’re gone there’s no buying a new one
Nice, bro. I'm going to try to come out to a Milsim West game in California soon. Good vid.
What weight is that ruck? What maximum weight do you recommend for the ruck (don't say it depends)? What weight should your webbing be (includes mags, frags, comms, pistol and hdration). I'm trying to get a sense of what the average weight of a battle load is for one of these Milsim West things. Thanks!
my dad was in the millitary and have sooo many spare MRE's so i just use those
5:36 bro has a very aggressive stance for blanks
I use m-frames but I feel like regardless off anti fogging spray, they end up fogging up when I start sweating. What spray do you use and what eyepro do you use? Do you have any issues with eyepro fogging up?
I just recently used baby shampoo on the inside of my lens and it actually helped quite a bit also there’s a lot of that kind of info on the diving side of TH-cam because they can’t take their eye pro off when it fogs lol
I tried everything you need a small set of vents
Usefull as always, what kind of ruck or large backpack do you use for milsim?
It is not really needed but I have the g and p transformer m4 as a spare for my Milsim
Do you have your revision shadowstrikes in prescription? If so where did you get them from?
1:44, Jet, what model boots are those? Are they durable? Comfortable? Reasonably priced?
Question: do you prefer tent or like a poncho\ tarp for sleeping?
looks like you're down at my old home of George AFB
that pic with the BB in the eye, was not ready for that *vomits*
Jet, I do you pack your tactical gear, such as your bulletproof vest, your gun or any other stuff ?
Do you like not bring a water filter or is there like no water anywhere in the fields
Nice video
Hi cool video, by the way wich is your full seal eye protection lenses??? how much do you recomend the Oakley SI Ballistic M Frame glasses???? thanks for your kind answer
What kind of glasses are those?
What eyepro were you using for the pencil test and would you recommend them?
what vest do you use?
I’d also bring matches and a sharp knife (not for fighting but for survival use).
what's the ideal time to arrive for a milsim game?
I absolutely love your content! What is a good vest that's not too heavy would you recommend?
By vest do you mean plate carrier or like a load bearing vest?
Hey jet love the gear prep videos was wondering since I'm having a hard time looking for some full seal eye pro with the adapter for corrective lense inserts, if you know of any as always have fun n stay safe brother
Revision desert locust is pretty much the standard
Will you be at msw caspian assault?
I use a solo stove. Don't need to carry propane
What goggles do you use?
Great video but you need a gore warning on the eyepro section
Who makes that eye pro
You should eun with taskforce Keg as 10th mountain.............
What plate carrier do you use?
What eyepro does he use please
Where did you get your woobie
I would also suggest to bring some COVID Masks for your own protection and if things go down south. But also to the field you go to. Don't bring your video games. First Aid kit one for your standard first aid and the other one should be more technical if someone has a medical emergency and they might have a seizure, or a broken leg.
What eye pro is Jet using?
Small umbrella, matched with a thermal mat cut up into the size of my butt for when I'm on sentry and it's raining like no tomorrow trust in the umbrella
Where can I get a Whoobi?
Hey Jet, I’m starting airsoft and am really looking for a cheap mk18 or M4. Do you have anything I can use or places I can buy them??
Try patrolbase
already a helpfull vid
can someone please tell me a good rucksack I can get for a 40 hour Milsim? I really need to find one.
Can anyone tell me what eye pro/glasses he has in the video? I'm basically right at that point where I want to upgrade a lot of my existing kit into high quality stuff, and I've noticed that bulky goggles that fog are just absolute crap and I've been trying to decide between the large FOV goggles and a slim pair of 'glasses' goggles like these. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
Just have a quick question for you. What do you recommend for people who wear contacts out to the field
prescription safety glasses meet the same ANSI ratings and thus work quite well.
hey is this for 40 hours milsim??
brooo that nade exploded on top of his balls
you for got a poncho
Can u go to a milsim west at 13?