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Minimum of ten since it is team hailfires homefield, usually there are a few people extra that show up for pick up games , etc. when the teams overlap it is a high number 20+

Hmm.. I'll have to check it out.

Frog, are you going to be at Ashton next sat?If you are I should have the gas or hopefully find a ride.I am just going to have to use a loaner and bring bbs.

Are you talking about sept 15th? ( tomorrow)Let me know and I'll bring the loaner

I was not talking about tomorrow but next sat.I hopefully will be locking a 40 hr a week job but have to work half a day on saturdays.Would I still be able to catch some games at Ashton?

They normally end the games bout 5pm or so , ok for the 22nd I'll bring the extra m4, lots of people will be plying that day

Frog, sounds good.

Hey frog,
Might show up around 12 noon, to play for a little while tomorrow

Ok Howie , I'll look for ya bout that time , they take lunch at about 1pm but we can get a round in or so before

Howie, in airsoft, what if your advice for assaulting a position where everyone is bunkered in but has limited visibility. and this goes for the attackers as well (limited visibility) I can draw a diagram later lol

Well it depends, as at the HailFire Field, Out of Bounds comes into play, as the bush is thick, so movement is restricted, every player will try something different, Me I would try to Flank them where they would think I wouldn't come from. Stay on the trail, Kill on that trail.

The flank of that base is semi out of bounds but it can be doable if they are distracted I think

thefrog wrote:The flank of that base is semi out of bounds but it can be doable if they are distracted I think

Frog, draw a half ass diagram, and I'll see what I can do about showing you flanking maneuvers. Being I do not know the field lay out just a half ass diagram will work.

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Light blue are the defenders and the red is the light of sight from where they are standing, yellow is the line of sight from the trail. There is heavy brush so it's pretty much jagged areas are impassable without making alot of sounds and being shot

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this is a picture facing out of the base

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this is the approach from the other trail

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this picture you can see the trail where the attackers coming from the trail before it turns

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Light blue are the defenders and the red is the light of sight from where they are standing, yellow is the line of sight from the trail. There is heavy brush so it's pretty much jagged areas are impassable without making alot of sounds and being shot

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this is a picture facing out of the base

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this is the approach from the other trail

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this picture you can see the trail where the attackers coming from the trail before it turns

So the backside of defenders is OOB (out of bounds) correct? IF this leaves the sides for flanking, (not knowing if their is out of bounds on sides or not). This my thoughts, howie you can add in being you've seen the field and I have not. I'm just going by hasty pic, and btw frog I've seen butterbars draw better ones lol.

I'd set up a hasty ambush (two man team three if the trail allows), have them make a little noise. Try and draw the defenders out of the defensive zone. Bring em into a funnel if possible. If they're stubburn, the ambush team has allowed some of the defenders to concentrate on them. Move in slowly, set up a firing line and move forward. Yes, this'll cause noise due to as you said the brush being thick. Everything is manuervabule. You just will be a little bit slower on the attack. If spread out (with enough people) they'll start taking pop shots at everything they start to hear. This'll work to your advantage. Hell, with the ambush team taking some of their concentration, slide out a right side flank (going by pic here) to do the same thing. Main assault coming up the middle slowly. They'll either run out of BB's or or you'll be caught in the sh*t. Either way, you now have 180* coverage on them. if not a little more. I can't say how well this'll work, being I have not been out there as of yet (planning to bring the guys saturday to test my gear before heading to the big OP in Oct). I'll get their a little early and we can walk that area.

Pretty much dead on Butterbean, or use the brush slowly moving where you have a good shoot and range, iand stay off the trails, it's like giving them a calling card

Howie wrote:Pretty much dead on Butterbean, or use the brush slowly moving where you have a good shoot and range, iand stay off the trails, it's like giving them a calling card

'tis why you use a hasty ambush. It'll give you the advantage on the trail. Or do like I do and throw someone to the peasants...Where's Nokrot when you need him

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Howie wrote:Pretty much dead on Butterbean, or use the brush slowly moving where you have a good shoot and range, iand stay off the trails, it's like giving them a calling card

'tis why you use a hasty ambush. It'll give you the advantage on the trail. Or do like I do and throw someone to the peasants...Where's Nokrot when you need him

Excuse me dont you mean pathfinder? I have more use than that

Going to be awhile before I get back to Ashton Park.Have to save up for Wilcox Field membership.

if you don't want to do a membership you can just do the 10 dollars a open game day

That sounds good.I start a new job next week:cheers:

Frog,when is the next time you will be at Ashton?Next Friday I am getting my G&G CM M4, .

I should be out there this coming Saturday

Ok no airsoft this coming weekend, next big day is the 20th