Airsoftology Radio #52: "El Gato Mucho Grande"

Thursday, 12 January 2012 00:00 Written by Jonathan

The Airsoftology guys break down their favorite things from 2011, get physical with more PT options, and turn a stroller into an armory.

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Shout Outs

1. Bart Bachrach for sitting in the 3rd seat this week!

2. Erik with DoubleTap Radio, a much better podcast than ours!

3. Happy birthday to us! We turn 3 on January 13th, 2012! Thanks to you for a great 3 years, we've had 177,687 shows downloaded since we launched (That's over 21 years of constant listening time!) You all ROCK!!!

Caption Winner from Show #51

balloonTank

Congratulations to Griff W. with the winning entry, walking away with a $20 gift card from Airsoft Barracks!

Finally, an Airsoft tank that you can take down with a pistol.

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Runners-up:

1. Yes of course it shoots Skittles - Jason AKA Sixxgun

2. That’s not what I meant by Air Dropped - James D.

Show Notes

News:

1. SHOT Show is around the corner and our bags are packed. Joining Steve and Jonathan this year will be Eric Fine from “The Gear Locker” and Thomas Adams, admin of the Airsoft Barracks forums.

2. An A&K PTW???? This might be really cool if they make it backwards compatible with Systema parts, Thanks to Cameron G for this find!

3. According to our firends at Airsoft2Day Zeta Labs has teamed up with ARES to produce quite affordable WWII replica airsoft guns! They already have a Mosin Nagant, Thompson, gangster tommy PPSH-41 and a M3 produced, however, they are coming out with a M1 Garand and a M1 Carbine. The Mosin Nagant is priced at $128 and their Kar98k at $160 - Austin P, looks like here’s your answer to your question!

4. Toyko Marui released at the Tokyo "SHOT" show a Springfield XDm pistol replicated off their .40cal design. No word on pricing yet but we say: Bout time!

5. Madbull has completed the RIPR - Rifle Integrated Power Rail (RIPR) licensed by RESET. It provides a quick change battery for your AEG in a ready-mag spot for AEGs... Plus it's called theRIPR, and that's reason enough to go out and buy it.

6. From the "Company that Shall Not be Named" (HK! There, I said it!) New 416s and 417s are on the way from VFC. We call dibs on the compact version!

Huge thanks to all of the RARs: Andrew Rice (new), Austin, Robert Irwin , Alex Kong And a hat tip to our potential future RARs for contributing this week: Harrison Y. and Michael W! If you want to become a RAR, it’s simple: Send us news, vocabulary, tips, whatever to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Make it consistent and you’ll earn your spot with the greats listed above!

Pic of the show (Caption Contest)

TacticalStroller

Ok now's your chance. Give us your best, creatively funny caption to the picture above.

Our (bad) Example: "The Lindbergh's weren't taking any chances after what happened the 1st time around."

The winner will be judged by the Airsoftology crew and announced on the next show. The best part is that if you win, you'll not only get the bragging rights of winning, you'll also walk away with a prize pack from our sponsor: Airsoft Barracks!

Send your funny caption to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with "Caption 52" in the title by Midnight Central time on January 23rd, 2012 to qualify.

Airsoftology's Favorite Things: 2011

Bart

1. Magpuls
2. Daniel defense Omega X 12.0” rails
3. HSGI WeeSatch plate carrier
4. Bitter End wire face mask

Steve

1. EBAirsoft.com (everything on there!)
2. VFC/Socom Gear Noveske or Daniel Defense Rifle
3. Puxing 888 Radio
4. AR Wrench

Jonathan

1. MagGrips
2. Socom Gear’s Surefire Suppressor
3. Contour’s Helmet Cam
4. KWA’s M4 Speed Loader.

Bonus

Bart: Echo1 Motor - Max Torque
Jonathan: Venom Tech Suppressor
Steve: SuperCore Piston

Listener Segment

"The voices in our heads tell us to answer the questions or else we get the hose."

1. Listener Robert D. Follow up: What you personally or other players that you know do/would recommend for workout regiments at the gym to become a more effective player. The biggest issues that I find with most "Fitness" programs is that they focus on the look rather than function, and I am looking for more of a functional regiment to help when I play and to get myself fit/healthier off the field.

Erik from DoubleTap Radio (awesome podcast BTW) has a few suggestions:

I recognize that the BodyRocker http://www.bodyrock.tv/ fitness people look pretty, but trust me they can and will kick your ass. They are in shockingly good shape, they aren't just pretty faces, they are lean and mean because they work their tight little behinds off. There work outs allow you to modify your pace so you can start simple and ramp up as your fitness allows it. https://www.facebook.com/BodyRock.Tv

The other program I'm working towards is the SealFit program, it's the real deal run by former Seals plus the team leaders lecture is really inspiring;

http://www.sealfit.com/unbeatable-mind/#
http://www.sealfit.com/
https://www.facebook.com/sealfit?sk=info

Their workout also includes the psychological component of creating a mental toughness, they also have an online forum for people to support each other in their training goals. In my opinion they are a real top notch organization.

and Listener George W recommend this:

I came across this video on youtube and thought it was fantastic. It’s call the RangerUp workout. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS0kHGMiPH8&feature=related

Next Show:

A review of the AWS Raptor Mosfet, Our 1st ever BB review roundup, and all the SHOT show news you can handle.

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