Tov-Strelok wrote:I'm pretty sure you can pick up a lot of Soviet stuff in Brighton Beach if you ever go there, seeing that it's run by the Krasnaya Mafiya. WWII airsoft would be awesome if it wasn't so expensive for kits and such.
Looking to help set up a WW2 game
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by spencerman » Sat Oct 17, 2009 8:59 pm
Yeah everyone knows that the mafia likes to deal in WW2 gear.
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by k3gn3123512 » Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:51 am
Dr-Tran wrote:I'm pretty sure you can pick up a lot of Soviet stuff in Brighton Beach if you ever go there, seeing that it's run by the Krasnaya Mafiya. WWII airsoft would be awesome if it wasn't so expensive for kits and such.
WWII Gear can be easily obtained in Military Surplus shops. I do not know how its on the West Coast with that but the Military stores here in Jersey got so much WWII stuff ranging from Pants to whole Costumes with gear for less than a 100.
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by turdroy » Sun Nov 15, 2009 3:29 pm
so would it be a team v.s. team or a team goes in and has an objective that another team tries to stop them from reaching?
i would love to be an axis soldier!
i would love to be an axis soldier!
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