S.A.S ( Strategic. Airsoft. Service ) is recruiting

[Osprey]

Attention New Players or Experience players


S.A.S ( Strategic. Airsoft. Service ) is recruiting new members of any background. New members will be assigned a number between 1-20 randomly for identification in unless chosen by yourself. Currently Thirteen and Fourteen have been taken. The number does not effect status on team. Numbers will be used in Roman numerals.

The team will give support to any other team that needs it while on the field. The team will also take on recon mission as well. The members of S.A.S need to be experts in Open Combat and Close.Quarters.Combat. Weapons of the team need to stay to the AR 15 platform so mags can be exchange between team members(see weapons list below for more info). Each member needs be good on there own to complete the mission if separated. If you think you have what it takes look over the requirements to see if you are S.A.S materiel

(Currently we have one Sniper position and spotter postions available for any snipers teams)
(We are looking for a 10 member team size limit.)
Team one
Rifleman 1. Reaper XIV
Rifleman 2. Ace XII
Rifleman 3.
Rifleman 4.
Rifleman 5.
Team 2
Rifleman 6.
Rifleman 7.
Rifleman 8.
Spotter 9.
Sniper 10.

Examples of roman numerals
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI
XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX

Age limit 13+

Uniform requirements
Upper body
Black Commando Sweater(or if going cheap all black lightweight hoody)
Tactical Vest of any kind.

Lower Body
ACU BDUs
Black Boot SWAT Style or Military like hunting boots
Any type of leg accessory (holsters. Mag pouches, ECT)

Sniper Uniform (Only one sniper is allowed)
Full Woodland BDU's or a Ghillie suit

Replica models that can be used.
All AR-15 Platforms (M4 M16, ETC. Must have universal M4 magazine)
MP5 of all types(CQB proposes if the your AR 15 platform is to big)
Any type of bolt action sniper rifle with FPS of 400-550FPS (only one sniper position on S.A.S)
M14( must be use as a sniper platform only)

Player must have a load out that matches there position

Some Examples

Position- Sniper
Primary- M14
Secondary-Colt M1911
Uniform- Gillie Suit or Full Woodland BDU's

Position- Rifleman
Primary- Echo 1 M416
Secondary-Colt M1911
S.A.S Uniform

To join contact me by PM with the answered question below. the number next to the position is how many spots are left.
The Website will be created soon.

Call-name____________________

Age____

Gender___

Position- Sniper(1), Rifleman(3)


Replicas own________

Desired Number___

[Heretic]

HOLY HUGE bleeding SIGBAR BATMAN!!!

[Steve]

A few points that you'll probably ignore, but are important nonetheless:

1: Spell Check. Seriously, it's your friend. Same with some form of grammar checker to catch your screw-ups. If you can't be bothered to use proper spelling and grammar, why should someone be bothered to join your "team"?

2: SWAT / SF? So, you're a mix of unconventional warfare and high-risk Law Enforcement tactics? These are pretty much mutually exclusive groups as far as weapons, equipment, and tactics go. For example, SF guys are generally trained in a whole lot of life-taking skills, and not so much in policing. And most SWAT teams don't do a whole lot of work teaching counter-insurgency tactics to third-world peasants. I mean, yes, SWAT are the "bad asses" of the LE world, and SF are the "bad asses" of the door-kicker world. But being that good requires specialization; in training, in tactics, and in gear.

3: If you can't bother to obey community rules online (like, for example, your sig bar) it tells the community that you are unlikely to follow the rules on the field.

In conclusion, consider showing out at games for a while with your friend, and see if there is an existing team that you are willing to join (and is willing to have you). Work on meeting like-minded folks in the community, finding a place to train at, and watch what goes into making a team work (or fail, as the case may be). That'll make it a ton easier when you try to start a team again in a few years.

The proliferation of "micro-teams" has probably done more to fragment the hobby than just about anything else I can think of. Be part of the solution, not the problem.

[Hamster]

http://airsoftpacific.com/viewtopic.php?t=1519

Resize your f***ing sig bar.

[Evil Zergling137]

omg sig bar plz

[Pacman]

Good luck with the new team. Hope to see you all on the fields of fire! Seriously though, fix that sigbar, it hurts ma bran

[Runestone]

Wow, scrolling to see a sig bar, christ almighty thats huge! I'm going to echo everything Steve said minus the micro-teams part as I'm the co-founder of one that split from a larger one. If your team does succeed, great, and I hope that happens.

[Kilo]

DAYUMMMMMMMMM SIGBAR

[Vega]

youv'e probably gotten enough comments that you know that you need to resize your sig bar

[Riddick]

HOLY HUGE f***ing SIGBAR BATMAN!!!

Resize your f***ing sig bars.

Holy SHIT!!!

[Eudorus]

I just don't know where to start.

[Hutch]

I don't know where or when to show up. But I'm interested. I'll be at the Horde and Lords of War IV. I use DMR's and Pistols. as for a number, I'll go with anything under eleven. I don't like long callsigns.
PM for contact info.

[john boy]

I like pie with my sig bar..

[Osprey]

Shit it is big I! I just notice that today don't worry I'll change i.t

[Osprey]

A few points that you'll probably ignore, but are important nonetheless:

1: Spell Check. Seriously, it's your friend. Same with some form of grammar checker to catch your screw-ups. If you can't be bothered to use proper spelling and grammar, why should someone be bothered to join your "team"?

2: SWAT / SF? So, you're a mix of unconventional warfare and high-risk Law Enforcement tactics? These are pretty much mutually exclusive groups as far as weapons, equipment, and tactics go. For example, SF guys are generally trained in a whole lot of life-taking skills, and not so much in policing. And most SWAT teams don't do a whole lot of work teaching counter-insurgency tactics to third-world peasants. I mean, yes, SWAT are the "bad asses" of the LE world, and SF are the "bad asses" of the door-kicker world. But being that good requires specialization; in training, in tactics, and in gear.

3: If you can't bother to obey community rules online (like, for example, your sig bar) it tells the community that you are unlikely to follow the rules on the field.

In conclusion, consider showing out at games for a while with your friend, and see if there is an existing team that you are willing to join (and is willing to have you). Work on meeting like-minded folks in the community, finding a place to train at, and watch what goes into making a team work (or fail, as the case may be). That'll make it a ton easier when you try to start a team again in a few years.

The proliferation of "micro-teams" has probably done more to fragment the hobby than just about anything else I can think of. Be part of the solution, not the problem.

A small team is less likely to be seen by the enemy. I've also been on a team before, and also been to a couple of game before here on AP but under a different name. The sig bar thing, I honestly just notice that today so I'm changing it. I did change the the SWAT/SF to just SF.