warfighters

[jackoconley]

Don't get me wrong the guns look pretty damn good. Almost good enough to fly to where ever they are just to play. But they just look like someone is gonna get 2 in the chest from a cop or someone. I can't imagine they would be legal, not in Australia anyway. Whenever you start putting suppressors on the end of barrels, they're startin to look a little to serious. Are they gonna have red plugs in the barrel? or a way of letting people know they don't fire real rounds?

Imagine it this way, someone playing away in a school or a public area, and a nervous cop gets called out for a supicious person call at the area, and someone came round a building yelling and pointing a weapon with a silencer in the officers face. Just imagine the consequences, maybe the cop doesn't shoot him, maybe.

I'm not downing your product, but safety goes further than making sure theres no electrical problems and sharp edges. The guns look good though.

Do you guys have a webpage set up yet?

[MrWrong]

I'm on this one with Jack, it is clear you are looking to attract the MilSim enthousiast and not the recreational player.

I like the features it has, but these weapons are way too real to ever play with overhere.

[Flux]

I'm pretty sure they aren't planning to sell them anywhere. These are the taggers they provide at their milsim playing field, their place of business. I don't see anywhere that GRAWCAM is implying that these taggers would be for sale, or that they even thought of people wanting them for public play. These will only be used on the private property of the business, so your scenarios of public death are quite unlikely to happen... at least with any GRAW taggers.

[Ace McQuaide]

I think I can safely say from the research myself, Cougar and Doc have all done to get the MilSims program off the ground earlier this year, that these will never get to ground here in Australia - be it at private sites or not.

However, (there is always a however!), it looks like we may have a change of government here in the next 2 or so weeks - not that that implys a restriction on these laws but anything is possible.

I do love the work you guys have done and there is a change I will over in the UK soon and I will definitely look you up for a chat.

[GRAWCAM]

Death by Cop?
Our taggers are only used at private Warfighters sites, complete with signage. Also the local police authority is aware of our operation.
In fact our weapons are controlled more than the airsoft communities, so the chances of a mix-up are rather remote.

..back to the real world.

We have just knocked up our first webbing rig. It's going to need some more work before it's cleared for production.



The rigging is very simple and can be adapted to any tactical vest. The kit includes:
2 x Deltoid Protectors
2 x Shoulder Pads
1 x Rear Sensor/Team ID Panel
1 x Front Plate Carrier Pouch (Optional) Keep the speaker box off the ground when prone.
1 x Body Sensor Rig
1 x Helmet/Cap Sensor Rig

This rig is intended to pimp up our current plate carriers to look even more Ghost Recon.
Kits will be available to WFG's in ACU / MARPAT / Woodland / Multicam / Coyote Brown / Black / DPM/ Ranger and Olive Green.

5-6 weeks before they hit the field.

[cottonwood]

Guys, Im envious!, your site,gear, and attitude has always been great, We are on Holidays in the UK and Italy in January and are trying out different Skirmish sites, do you operate in the middle of winter? JAN 16 to Jan 26
Do want to try this, will be a high light of my gaming experiences.

[Flux]

Wow. Pretty soon there will be military from around the world sending troops to your site to train. ;-)

[GRAWCAM]

Cottonwood: We operate all year round. And it's virtually winter all year anyway

If you get up our way (60 miles from London) please give me a call and play as our guest! If you need picking up from any stations etc it won't be a problem.

Flux: Yes, the army are having a look at these toys. Fun and cheap compared to Saab.

[IMALITTLETEAPOT]

Death by Cop?
Our taggers are only used at private Warfighters sites, complete with signage. Also the local police authority is aware of our operation.
In fact our weapons are controlled more than the airsoft communities, so the chances of a mix-up are rather remote.

..back to the real world.

We have just knocked up our first webbing rig. It's going to need some more work before it's cleared for production.



The rigging is very simple and can be adapted to any tactical vest. The kit includes:
2 x Deltoid Protectors
2 x Shoulder Pads
1 x Rear Sensor/Team ID Panel
1 x Front Plate Carrier Pouch (Optional) Keep the speaker box off the ground when prone.
1 x Body Sensor Rig
1 x Helmet/Cap Sensor Rig

This rig is intended to pimp up our current plate carriers to look even more Ghost Recon.
Kits will be available to WFG's in ACU / MARPAT / Woodland / Multicam / Coyote Brown / Black / DPM/ Ranger and Olive Green.

5-6 weeks before they hit the field.

holy shit man

where the fuck has your head gone

[cougar]

Guys the Warfigthers equipment wil not be allowed into Australia, the new changes to customs laws has closed the loophole .
Even if classed as a toy, if it resembles a catergory R firearm tough .
Have police documentation from 3 States exlaining this.

Archaic gun laws and minority groups win again.

Regards
Cougar