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Dewalt DPG82-11C Concealer Clear Anti-Fog Dual Mold Safety Goggle
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Dual injected rubber provides a soft, comfortable seal
Built-in ventilation channel provides extra fog control and ventilation
Tough, polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance.


Price: $17.99

Answers

Why does one of the Locust in Gears of War multiplayer wear protective eyewear?



It was either a design choice or it theoretically helps that Locust [say it was the sniper, it may enhance the vision or maybe have zoom capabilites]

2008-08-20 18:45:49 by Lemon Wedges

Airsoft gear review REVISION MILITARY ballistic goggles eyewear protection - Part 1


This week we have a special two-part review episode covering protective eyewear from REVISION MILITARY - in Part 1 we test the advanced anti ...

How does gear and clothing issue work before you deploy?

As an Army Reservist, found out my unit will be deploying soon enough. My question is, do you get issued new gear before you go? I'm speaking of IBA's, ACH's, Camelbacks, eyewear, uniforms? And by new I mean brand-spanking new, not just new to my person. What other gear should I expect to receive? I ask this not because I don't have a clue what's going on in my unit, I ask because my superiors are way overwhelmed with all the other individuals that are deploying now.


Before you leave you will go to SRP (solider readiness something), where they will see what you have, and issue you what you need.
Depending on where you are going
t shirts
towels
BDUs
Ruck
Boots
Sleeping bag
camel back
Gortex
ID Tags
Al of your personal gear, every thing you need, but not weopens.

You'll also go through legal, make sure you have all your shots, get a physical, make a will, set up power of atterney, make sure your pay is going where you want it, and a bunch of other stuff I can't remember at this late hour.

I was National Guard in Pa, and we always went to Ft Indiantown Gap. You'll go somewhere, and you will be well take care of.

Good luck, come home

2009-06-16 00:28:57 by jolu41

Dewalt DPG58-11C Reinforcer Clear Anti-Fog Protective Safety Glasses with Rubber Temple Pads
DEWALT

Price: $13.99

Distortion free lens provides fatigue free use
Tough, polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance.
Cushioned, non-slip pads provide superior comfort & grip.

Airsoft: Spec-Ops Style?

What airsoft tactical gear would you recommend so I have the "Spec-Ops" Style apperance?
I would like to have all black gear:
I already have a question open for the vest
BDU pants
Helmet
Eyewear
Already have gloves
Footwear
And anything else

Just for the record, I am not new at the sport. I've been in it for almost three years. I'm simply having a hard time deciding upon what gear I should get after several months of searching and need some outside opinions.


Flat black combat boots. Airsoftgi.com has some for $20.

2009-10-01 20:30:09 by Travis

Dewalt DPG55-2C Dual Comfort Smoke High Performance Protective Safety Glasses with Dual-Injected Rubber Frame and Temples
DEWALT

Price: $17.99 $5.50

Telescoping temples adjust for a comfortable fit.
Cushioned brow protection for extra comfort and protection
Ratcheting temples adjust for a proper fit.


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