Skirmish Wear - How do you do it?

[Portnoy]

Re: Skirmish Wear - How do you do it?

http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/produc...oducts_id=7402

Is this appropriate skirmish wear?

Certainly

[Stealthkiller]

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Real sword type. 56/1 with 4 flash mags and a chest rig . + whatever pistol or shotgun I feel in the mood for . Enough to last most games . And always a torch for those building / bunker moments .
If on a heavy loadout I use type 97 or m4 , 6 flash. Mags , a couple of mids. , oshiboom + two pistols & a full speed loader .with my combat vest on enough pouches to carry everything I need for the day .
Prefer light and fast loadouts as I tend to outflank and attack where least expected .

[FarCanalMan]

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Well I am returning after a few years away from skirmishing, so here is what I plan on wearing, with consideration to the fact that I will almost permanently be a support gunner!

Good weather:
Head: Schubert B826 Gefechtshelm.
Torso: Flecktarn Gefechtshemd with Flecktarn or Olive Green 'norgie style' under-layer for the colder days.
Bottom: Flecktarn Gefechtshosen with 'longjohns' for the colder days.
Feet: Meindl Wustengefechtsstiefel.

Bad weather:
Head: No change, but maybe a Flecktarn headover underneath.
Torso: Flecktarn Kevlar wet wear over Gefechtshemd or also 'norgie'.
Bottom: Flecktarn Kevlar wet wear over longjohns.
Feet: Gefechsstiefel S2000

Webbing:
A good service belt, one of, holding up trousers; for the use of!
A coyote Plate carrier with rear mounted Flecktarn 3ltr hydration system,
and two Flecktarn Minimi pouches mounted at the front for general field storage.
A Flecktarn P8 belt holster(with a USP Tactical) and spare mag pouch on the right.
And finally, a Flecktarn radio pouch on the right, to carry my Motorola GP68.

All light and neat, leaving the armoured glove covered hands free to carry/operate the LMG!

Oh and whatever eye protection I happen to be wearing at any given time, usually either clear or tinted 'wraparound' ISO rated safety glasses.

Did I mention it was mainly Flecktarn?!!!

[Earbymarts]

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I think the great thing about airsoft is the fact that you can wear what you want, how you want and unless you are involved with a period/regiment specific group, nobody bothers you in the slightest about your load out. Having done period re-enactment stuff this is a refreshing change for me.... for what its worth my ever increasing kit list now has both a 'winter' and 'summer' shirt/jacket/trousers in DMP and a plain olive green set up which is my favorate (a sort of 60's 'NATO'-ish set up I suppose) and I will carry everything for a full day's ops. In respect of headdress, a MICH 2000 helmet is a standard for me but I also have a boonie, a peak cap and wide-brimmed jobbie for those hot summer days in the jungle!

[well_then]

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i'm very new to this but have quite a bit of kit anyway but for my first skirmish i will wear;

mtp junle hat
ballistic glasses
helly hanson base layer
mtp shirt
mtp trousers
lowa desert jungle boots (best thing since sliced bread)
and my vanguard webbing with ammo, food, water, gloves, goretex

lightweight, functional, practical.
didnt realise this was a bit of a necropost sorry

[mustangdan]

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Try to keep it relatively light...

Meindl desert boots
DPM Trousers
Black or dark shirt
OD Patriot Fleece
Highlander facewrap
Animal cap
Mesh eyepro
Flyye Weesatch clone with hydration carrier and radio pouch
belt rig with pistol holster, dump pouch and multitool
10 30rnd low caps
M16A4
Glock 17
Smoke grenade

wow... thats actually quite a list

[PyroPez]

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If I can't carry it in my smock, then I don't need it

[36CrazyFists]

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Keep it simple, keep it light :D
Day Z inspired

Gaz

[Garfs]

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My 1st loadout



Latest addition

[Turkey]

Re: Skirmish Wear - How do you do it?

http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/produc...oducts_id=7402

Is this appropriate skirmish wear?

I have seen someone skirmish in a bikini with a plate carrier over the top, and trousers

[RitchieTheBrit]

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This I want to see. Arm welts! Brave girl (or maybe an even braver guy?!).

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[Cayuse]

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[oneonebravo]

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Before I used to load up with a full set of webbing, filled with everything you could possibly think of. But I always used to end up slowly dropping bits off at the safe zone over the day so now I run with what's comfortable. Although my primary is a WE G39 and I have to carry a fair few magazines, I still run quite light.

I have a sidearm (now my baby the ASG KP09) in a thigh holster on my right side, with spare mags in a double pouch on my belt on the left. The rifle's on a single point sling and the magazines go either in the left map pocket of my combats or more often a double ammo pouch again on my left. Its a little bit weighty but you can still move quite fast and smoke and frags can go in my trouser pockets. If I'm at a Milsim or Filmsim I might use a lightweight chest rig or the webbing but for now I'm a minimalist.

[LukeCDC]

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At this point i only had two mags for my M16 so one was in the gun the other in a pocket, i believe i also have a pistol in a shoulder holster here but i cant remember tbh.

L

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[JFarrow]

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Now a variety of Russian themed loadouts. I run a GHK so I'm obliged to carry a few mags, 7 in my case. Usually not a light kit either.