What do US Veterans Think About Airsoft? - Podcast with SavageActual

[@nemesis439]

I can relate to what they said about judging airsoft, I'm ex military and I was deployed 4 times in my career, so it was hard at the start but know I love it, also yeah knees and back are wrecked, gents thanks for your input and enjoy. But as for anyone who hasn't had military experience airsoft is a big life computer game but it is different for anyone who was deployed to do this.

[@AlphaWolf789]

lol sounds about right

[@jonnieb4]

Shooting at anything shooting back at you is always training. And doing it puts a little of what war is into the eyes of the players and they can relate more to war than any movie can engage you in.

[@helisoma]

These two guys represent the best, true gentlemen, thanks for your service to our country. Also, where's Josef? It would have been nice to have both you Chris and Josef throwing questions around.

[@NepaAirsoft]

I have seen some 14-16 year olds which were way more mature then some so called 'Adults'. Depends on the field and the type of game play.

[@jeremiahpates1619]

In my experience, airsoft rage and controversy is usually in CQB and indoor fields. This is why I prefer outdoor (with buildings)

[@NepaAirsoft]

@@jeremiahpates1619 - same here. Not as much drama.

[@makukawakami]

@@jeremiahpates1619 some people need to accept cqb would hurt more. getting overshot is annoying, talk to the ref and leave it.

[@AlphaWolf789]

right its wild lol

[@jonathanmichaelsmith9012]

Re: the Vice doco. I think MSW used NATO vs. Russia, for example, to give their events more meat. It's much funner than dividing into random teams and shooting each other over two days. Edit: I think MSW's founder, Joshua Warren, served in Afghanistan with the Rangers. Past the practicalities of bringing enough correct gear, his experiences are going to influence his events a bit more intensely.

[@GymCatM_I_W]

These guys were at gamer reacts

[@babagenow6288]

More Videos with them pls!

[@noahairsofting3768]

In Ireland the youngest you can play is 11years old but usually its 12years old and its 1joule everywhere

[@AlphaWolf789]

whats 1 Joule out of curosity my math sucks sorry dude lol

[@MrHDPhoenix]

@@AlphaWolf789 its about 280ish fps if I remember correctly

[@AlphaWolf789]

@@MrHDPhoenix oh ok

[@dustingray4663]

Guardian center tca event is my favorite so far

[@kelciedrouillard4865]

its like any other hobby or anything you do in life your gonna get that ONEguy

[@datushka.airsoft]

13:13 thanks for this answer! awesome!

[@zachzimmerman2996]

So glad that the Navy hasn't had me do a sea bag inspection since basic...

[@Aussat]

Really interesting podcast.

[@Ultra-Collector]

Where are these guys from in the US? Maybe we can help them get into some airsoft in their area. Introduce them to really nice GBBR’s and Custom GBBP’s! Big 1:1 full metal replicas and SMGs!

[@Captain-Axeman]

In Norway you can play as a 16th year old, but you cannot own a softgun and you have to be supervised by an adult.

[@buricua2011]

I understand theres a big difference between EU country's treating veterans and the U.S. But is theres gonna be a veterans program by Nov? or Mil-Leo discount? I know alot of vets-leo curious about Airsoft

[@BBond88]

Love this

[@Snodude_]

Me my 8 year old and 11 year old Play against older ppl and have no issues Age limit is for fields and insurance I trust my youngest with airsoft then a hormones up 14 year old

[@bhante1345]

"Yah! Yeah? Yah! Yeah?!?!?!? Yah!"

[@miksabeni2919]

Great video!! 👉💪👈

[@kevinvonessen7483]

I started playing when i was 11

[@your_local_commun1655]

Yeeesss I love this colab

[@andrei-alexandru7622]

Dont Touch the Table! :)))))

[@andrei-alexandru7622]

..or dont connect the recording thing to the table :)))

[@holzigerhund9166]

2nd :)) great video!

[@deriljasril6534]

hi nice video

[@BenzinimBlut007]

Nice👍

[@elatesheep4796]

Neat

[@asbestosconsumer667]

Hi

[@airsoft-explained-novritsch]

hi

[@MT-lv3ls]

It always sucks to see anyone trying to make politics out of an anthill, but people who seriously milsim to the point of near realism should at least be thinking about what they are doing instead of "here for fun", even real steel boys with blank fires are pushing the "hobby". But those who use it as actual therapy are also real, watching actual Vietnam vets tell of their real combat experiences while playing recreated ops in ARMA is an education in itself, so taking good (and the bad i guess?) is just a reality.

[@Alex-es9jt]

Grüzei

[@MB-tc7tw]

I’ve never understood the mindset of seeing people enjoying the hobby of airsoft and telling them to stop and just buy a real gun or join the military. Like I don’t go to videos about larp/cosplay events and tell people to stop enjoying wacking each other with foam swords and just stab their buddies with real ones, visit a lightsaber club and tell them to quit so they can join some far eastern monastery to let go of their worldly attachments, or scoff at some kid for playing with model rockets instead of just joining nasa. I’m glad these two were able to grow up past that but holy cow there are so many real steel fanboys with that sub middle school mindset that feel the need to behave that way it’s very disappointing.

[@carllosbadun7195]

firstt:)