April 19, 2013
Banshee Plate Carrier in Coyote Tan is now back in stock! Click the above image to get yours now! Also, The Multicam and A-Tacs version of the Banshee are now avaliable. Get yours now at www.airsoftgi.com, or click the above image!
If you have followed my blog regularly, you would know that I like to run the Banshee Plate Carrier because it is very low profile. Although the Banshee Plate Carrier is low profile enough, did you know that the it can even be lower profile than it seems? That’s right, from the above picture; an operator can simply remove the cummerbund and run the banshee. So why one would remove the cummerbund and run the Banshee plate carrier in this fashion?Answer is simple. With less material, the plate carrier is lighter. By removing the cummerbund, obviously the carrier will be much lighter. The operator can be much faster, have more mobility, more agile, and the plate carrier is much easier to be put on. Since the cummerbund is remove, both sides of the plate carrier will be cleared and have no obstruction for handguns. The operator have more side clearance for holsters that are lower profile, sit closer to the body, or even concealment holsters.
A first impression of the FMG4 MK18 from the guys of Airsoftologist. Thank you for your support!
From Airsoftologist: “We take a first look at the new FMG4 (Full Metal G4) airsoft series from Airsoft GI to see if a “house brand” pro-level AEG can hang with the big names on the street.
Watch and see our first impressions of the new AEG from the major retailer!
FPS: 400 +/-
ROF: 18+ w/ 15c 11.1v LiPo”
In this GI Live show, Tim and Bob go over a variety of new products including Magpul PTS Go Gun muzzle brakes, Blade Tech Holsters, Banshee Rifle Plate Carriers, as well as Tim VS Bob patches that will be shipped out to players who were at TVB 1, 2, & 4.5.
Bob also show off the new camo scheme he was able to put on his Bravo PJ helmet (with a lot of help from Jet) using an LBX spraypaint and stencil kit.
April 17, 2013
Nowadays, players have so many options at such good prices and yet there are still complainers out there… I guess everything is relative.
Back when I got into airsoft around the mid to late 90’s just about any stock AEG that I could buy was priced around $300-$360. Now, that didn’t include a charger, it didn’t include a battery, the only thing that came stock with the gun was a high capacity magazine.
Using the “Wayback Machine” (You can google it, it’s pretty cool), I was able to calculate the exact price when I purchased my Tokyo Marui AK-47 way back around September 20, 2000. Here is the breakdown:
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