Newbie to airsoft

[DWRacing39]

[trucido of vir]

[JungleJim]

[solid8bit]

Welcome to airsoft. You won't be dissaponited.

[S.E.R.E.]

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[slayersamone]

so what kinda sniper rifle is it any way? but yea... welcome to the sport and i hope you have fun with your adventures... lol kinda sound gamish there... my buddies and i play all the time and this week end were playing at his Girl Friends house (mabye) but if ya wanna come out to give it a shot iv got some extra gear... so if interested give me a call at 423-538-4898 and ask for Sam... well welcome have fun and kill what you can lol

[sniper_671]

[DWRacing39]

[MachineGunKelly]

[DWRacing39]

[PreacherAuron]

[bigrik]

[PreacherAuron]

[DWRacing39]

Im new to airsoft also. All you really need to start out is a gun and some good eye protection. The best thing ive found to do is keep an eye on the forums to see who is playing where. Ive been into a lot of things from Racing go karts, and full size dirt cars to flying airplanes and so far I think this is the most fun ive had for the amount of money ive spent. The camo and all that stuff can come later. It would be a good idea to pay one of the local shops a visit and talk to them. Im sure that the store in bristol is good but Parafrog in kingsport is only a couple of blocks from my home so thats who ive dealt with and have been more than impressed. Pearce, David and John are all really helpful and can answer any of your questions. I joined their team H.E.A.T so my little brother and myself could learn more about tactics and such from people who have been doing it a while.

As far as being new goes, I think you will find everyone to be really cool and no one is gonna hate you becasue your not that good. If anything you will probably find them all helping you out. thats what happenned with me and my brother at our first game

[hasuko86]

As far as being a noob, i've really only been playing for about 5-6 months now. The best advice i can give is to be respectful of other players, especially to those who have been playing for a long time. Don't try to make yourself sound like an expert just because you've been to a few stores and read a few gun reviews/specs. Overall, don't be afraid to ask questions; most of the people i play airsoft with are nice and are more than willing to help out, as long as you don't try to be a "know-it-all." All the same, glad to have another target on the field (maybe i won't get shot at as much!).