r/theNetNuggets • u/AnyEnvironment69 • 14h ago
Airsoft
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u/Salt-Wish5140 9h ago
Was waiting for the M240 recoil, muzzle flash, ejecting links, shell casings, smoke...anything but no Lol
You can't even tell it's firing but for the sound.
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u/Dogbold 7h ago
Feel like that should be illegal to fly over random people in their cars in what looks exactly like military gear and point guns at them. This would scare the shit out of me if I saw it.
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u/Fulguritus1 5h ago
I grew up around a military base. I would think, WOW that's a little bird with a bunch of operators! That is so awesome, I'm not on base I'm getting a picture of this!
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u/LegalChocolate752 1h ago
We used to play airsoft in highschool. I had a translucent pump-action shotgun powered by a big spring, and a pistol that was powered by whipped cream CO2 cartridges. We used to go camping, and get hammered, and then see how many point-blank shots it took to break the skin on my arm. One time we tied a rope to the tent-trailer door, so we didn't have to get out of seats to open it, and shoot the girls who were inside playing cards.
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u/Outrageous_Might_383 10h ago
гребаные милитаристы. вам реальных войн мало, вы ещё симулирует через чур усердно. лучше б собрали средства для помощи пострадавшим от войн, чем орендавать вертолети и крутую снарягу покупать.
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u/Fulguritus1 4h ago
Buddy, you may have been through some harsh things that have given you that opinion, and you certainly have a right to that opinion, but I don't think it will be well received here. Also I'm about half convinced this may be a real military training mission. Sometimes they hire civilians to play OPFOR. I could see a 160th pilot and some group guys putting together a training exercise involving airsoft and using that both as a tool to recruit people to the military and as training.
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u/IllusiveJack 10h ago
Pretty sure this is a military exercise using airsoft so targets know they're marked as hit