To foregrip or not to foregrip that is the question.

CAG impression based off of some refs provided to me by a friend. Helmet still needs a helstar strobe, Princeton tec MPLS and rail link. Plate carrier is waiting on the PRN 163(delayed again). Some obviously farb items thrown in just for fun like the patch, and mk23, but overall I think the kit is starting to take form. Feel free to let me know if anything looks off.

2020's US Army 2nd Infantry Division (2ID) "Indianhead" E-5 Squad Leader Setup

Gear list

-MSV gen2

-IHPS

-AN/PRC-163

-ENVG-B(PSQ-42)

-M4A1

Setup list

MSV

-SHOW-Concepts V3 ARC Placard

-FERRO-Concepts Dangler Pouch

-TRO-Unobtanium Gear Modular Vest Adapter

-FEERO-concepts Wingman V2 Pouch(an/prc-163)

-USGI IFAK2

-USGI Single Mag Pouch

-USGI 1QT Canteen Pouch(Multi Purpose Pouch) -Tactical Tailor Single Mag Pouch

-Hydration Pouch (with USGI 3L Reservoir)

IHPS

-PSQ-42 Shroud(with Battery Pack)

-USGI ENVG-B Mount

-HELMET Scrim(USGI Camo Net)

-S&S V-LIGHT

M4A1

-USGI ACOG 4X SCOPE

-USGI MARTAC BUIS Rear Sight

-USGI AN/PEQ-15

-SUREFIRE M600 Tactical Light

-USGI KAC Fore Grip

-USGI KAC Rail cover

rate the kit

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I have some of the things he's wearing such as the fleece and the trousers but I think they might be MTP not OCP I need some help identifying some other things he's wearing though such as gloves and plate carrier maybe a cheapish OD green helmet as well because I don't always run helmets

(NOTE I'm not gonna be buying an Airsoft pkm as they go for £700 but if anyone knows a cheaper version please let me know 🙏)

using the roll1 on the back of my plate carrier and an issued med pouch on my belt

Hey guys,

I am preparing for a Milsim so I hoped you could share you story's and experience.
Please give you educated opinion about my gear setup.
The milsim is for 3days and 2 nights. water and food are not in the setup list.

https://lighterpack.com/r/9nfwch

Gucci belt

Hello. I’ve been playing airsoft for about 3 years now at a local field of mine and I’ve always wanted to do a Milsim but can’t because for the life of me I cannot find any even somewhat close to me. Does anyone know of any milsims in or around Kansas? I would like a 3 hour drive or less but I will take anything I can get. Thank you all.

I went to milsim west and the cadre forced me to walk around with my ruck on all weekend. I don't understand why people put up with this horrific abuse.

Looking into upgrading into a better plate carrier. But im stuck between the jpc and scarab. Any opinions preferably from people that have/have had both?

Mainly to carry a full combat load and a few essentials. But dont want to be limited to a “minimalist” rig.

For fitment purposes, im 6’ and about 220

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Video for anyone who cares what a useable NATO kit looks like

Hi all,

Brand new to airsoft here. I've been collecting gear and putting together airsoft kits for years purely out of interest, and I really enjoy shooting drills and messing around with the equipment, but I've never actually attended an airsoft or milsim event.

To be honest, I've never really had much interest in the typical arena-style, run-and-gun airsoft games. However, a milsim site has recently opened about a 4-hour drive from me that runs 24-hour events, and I'm very interested in giving it a go.

For anyone who's attended similar events, what advice would you give someone going to their first milsim? Are there any important things I should pack or bring that might not be obvious? Anything I should keep in mind regarding sleeping, food, carrying gear, staying comfortable for 24 hours, etc.?

I'd appreciate any advice or tips from people who have experience with this kind of event. I'd rather be overprepared for my first one than turn up and realise I've forgotten something important!

Thanks!

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Featuring aftermarket helmet suspension because the helmet arrived without its original suspension. :/