AIRSOFT RPG PYRO CRAZY DUTCH AIRSOFTERS

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Im on FaceBook At http://www.facebook.com/scoutthedoggie
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Airsoft guns can be bought at http://www.airsoftworld.co.uk

For more information on playing Airsoft in the UK and elsewhere I recommend you use the forum on the following website http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/forums/
You will need to set up a login to use the forums, its free.


Airsoft players testing a working Airsoft RPG, a visitor from Holland asks to have the RPG tested on him. Then players test out some of the pyro we use during games to see how high they can get a bucket to go in the air

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  • thumbs up if youre dutch

  • Russian Uniforms in the UK?Interesting.....

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  • you should be ashamed......for not letting me come and join.lol

  • @NVdelta40 You can get Russian uniforms almost anywhere.

  • How can i buy that bazooka??

  • Where are their mothers???

  • This is usually how it goes in real life;

    Soldier1: What is that?

    Soldier2: OH SHIT!!! RPG!!!

    Both:RUN!!!!

  • @MrRWJP Nop Marui makes some of their airlifts guns in China! Everyone but you knows this! Also you can't shorten any word as you wish, before shortening a word you have to provide the actual word and include the short form that you will be using in brackets. TM could mean a lot of things by it self, it could mean Trade Mark of corporation like INC or CO. means company for short. Marui has business partnership with some of the websites that sell airsoft guns and they customize it to 500 fps!

  • @afg96 Do you call the Federal Bureau of Investigation the FBI? what about Kentucky Fried Chicken as KFC? That's exactly the same as me shortening Tokyo Marui to TM...

    And no, you quite clearly stated that Tokyo Marui makes guns that shoot 500FPS, which is not the actual case.

    And again, Tokyo Marui make their guns in Japan. Their factories are in Japan, their workforce is in Japan. As with all Japanese, they are proud of their business and keep it in house.

  • @MrRWJP I know it is not based in California the company headquarters is based in Japan! I was talking about Apple the computer company to illustrate to you what TM means in business world! I never said or used the term out of the box I said that they can shoot at 500 fps there is a big difference in that I think you are confusing yourself. Also using TM as a short cut for the word is not proper in grammatical sense! Marui makes some of its guns in China it is called production in a cheap labour

  • @afg96 Oh my God... TM in the situation I used it is short for Tokyo Marui, as I was trying to save characters. Tokyo Marui is not based in California, it is located in Adachi, north of central Tokyo. All of their manufacturing is done in Tokyo.

    And again you were claiming that Tokyo Marui guns fired at 500FPS out of the box, which they do not. As you have rightly said, they require custom components and upgrade parts to manage that.

    I can't figure out if you are a moron or a bad troll

  • @MrRWJP TM stands for "Trade Mark" That doesn't mean it is made in Japan! Apple TM doesn't mean it is made in USA it is in fact made in China but it's company is based in California, USA! Redwolf does sell Marui guns and a custom kit that converts it to 500 fps! PSG1 is a stock G3 series is a custom edition at 500 fps! Did you get it now? Son?

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