We’ve noticed there haven’t been too many actual pictures of the MagpulPTS ACR Masada in DE (Dark Earth). Here’s some we took of the latest shipment.

 
 
 
 

All players will receive free stuff including a Marpat Duffel Bag, Water Bottle, AirSplat Tactical Vest Sweater, AirSplat T-Shirt, a bag of BBs and Patches! Don’t miss out on this event. Space is limited, so come and register early!

All proceeds from this event will be donated to the Wounded Warrior project to raise awareness and enlist the public’s aid for the needs of severely injured service men and women. To help severely injured service members aid and assist each other, and to provide unique, direct programs and services to meet the needs of severely injured service members.

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BSR is quickly becoming one of the most creative game organizers in the SoCal Airsoft scene and the Expanding Empires series is a prime example. The scenario for Expanding Empires III is basically airsoft Risk. Granted it actually is far more complex, but honestly, have you ever tried to convert a board game into an airsoft event. We’re impressed, good job sir.

Check out the 100 photos in our Gallery taken by Dr. Jones of Expanding Empires III and see for yourself what we are talking about. Here’s a taste:

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Did you know that Xan still played airsoft? Yea, neither did I, but the proof is in the photos! Held on the 31st of July, BoUSAM’s Army Birthday Combat Experience took place at Blue Cloud movie ranch and did not disappoint! SoCal staff was present (Xan, Bottlelot & Clutch) and the 74 photos supplied really show case this AO and vehicles present. Check out the full spread in the gallery and then kick yourself for not attending!

In the mountains of the Grape Vine sits the small town of Frazier Park, home to Southern California’s most unique field. Mountain Top Paintball is host to many events, the most colorful of which organized by Brave Sir Robin. Innovative, off-the-beaten-path and sometimes just down right wacky, his games always produce positive feedback from attendees and sets the bar that much higher for the rest of us.

Crazy8 (quickly becoming SoCal’s unofficial Op Photog!) generously gave us 23 photos of the event which have been added to our gallery.

Check out the event scenario posted below:

On the crossroads of Al Lerjih and Bandanastan there is a small, autonomous clan of merchants, miners, and humble ranchers that occupy Tecuya’s Sinus Pass. They do not have vast natural resources, nor a powerful army, nor any industry to speak of. What they do have is shrewd business savvy and the good fortune to be situated on the only trade route between two great empires to the west (Al Lerjih) and east (Bandanastan). This equilibrium was respectfully maintained by both powers for centuries as it allowed for a peaceful and lucrative coexistence between the two great powers of the region.

Tecuya Pass’ perenial potentate, Baab Ahchoo, watches as his trade revenues gradually dwindle while Eb En Nizir Scourge and Mad Miner Mustafa seem to have developed a taste for the finer things. Oblivious to this, Baab Ahchoo responds by increasing tariffs by 50%. He is well-pleased with his bulging pockets as he is now making more than his venerated father ever dreamed of.

Meanwhile, tensions between the eastern and western tribes began rise when increased tariffs begin to cut into their treasuries. Both the eastern and western trade partners began to mistrust each other resulting in boycotts, embargoes, and sanctions.

The Bandanastan Emir dispatched his clandestine special agent, Khalid Kerchief, to the region to discretely find a new trade partners within the Tecuya tribe. Meanwhile, Al Lerjih’s Grand Council allocated vast sums for Hizzed Amin’s elite tan forces to build and repair trade partnerships within Tecuya for the eastern power.

Their plan may have succeeded had they not come face-to-face with each other in what would be known throughout the region as: The Battle for Baab Ahchoo’s Bulge.

I’m sure we’ll regret this, but we’ve bit the bullet and have opened up a new forum for our members to make suggestions on how we can improve the site called “The Suggestion Box“. We’re always looking to improve and what better way than to keep an open-door policy with our members. Swing on by the forums and check it out.