Showing posts with label Tactical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tactical. Show all posts

Saturday, April 19, 2014

Photo spam requests!


So I have been receiving a couple of requests for photos of a particular blaster with different accessories, and rather than just post a single photo, I'd like to get some requests from everyone. So if you have a particular blaster that you want to see in a certain setup, request it here, and if I have everything, I'll take some shots and post them in a separate post next week. Think creative and don't hesitate for multiple requests!

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Limey Tactical: Tacticool Nerf gear!

Finally! pouches and vests that look cool and are designed for Nerf gear!


I stumbled across this blog selling tactical nerf gear on the Remedy Metal facebook page, they are selling custom pouches for Nerf mags and drums, tactical vests, dart holder wraps and all sorts more. Most of the gear is modular to work with the Limey Tactical vests and belts. Anyone who's gone along to a few nerf wars will know that being able to carry extra gear on field is a big advantage, but if it's not secured in a way that it doesn't impede on your movement, it's clumsy and not really worth doing (tried carrying a bunch of drum mags in a bandolier? it doesn't work.)

The page is definitely worth checking out, I'll be ordering some gear when I can and reviewing it here, but from what I can see it is of very high quality.

Limey Tactical

Edit: HAPPY BIRTHDAY STREET-TAG WARFARE! I just realised that 3 days ago, it was this blog's 2nd birthday.

I would like to say that the last 2 years running this blog, though now not as often as I used to, has been great fun, especially with getting among the Brisbane based nerfing communities for wars and sharing ideas, as well as getting to know little bits of the international community (Bazookafied of Tactical Tag - thank you for mentioning my blog every now and then! If I had the means to thank you properly I would!). I hope the next chapter of this blog features more growth and readers, because that's why I do it! to entertain you guys!

Monday, May 23, 2011

Tactically Geared: Nerf

Something that both Nerf and paintball has in common is the need to be able to access spare ammo and equipment, but many players don't think too hard about setting themselves up to be able to access the spare darts or paintballs they need in a hurry, nor about how well they can be disguised to other players

So what do you need for a Nerf war? Well that depends on what you want to do. I'll cover paintball in a different post, but for now I'm covering Nerf. First of all, if you only use one style of blaster and one style of game then you probably only need one setup. Otherwise, it's good to have a variety of gear so that you can switch around between games. There are quite a few options to carrying spare clips and darts. Having ample supply of clips on you while using a dart blaster that needs the darts to be individually loaded, however, is pretty counter productive. I would suggest using a Nerf Ammo Bag kit.

They come in a few styles, with 50 camo streamline or whistler darts and hold plenty of darts to last you a game. The other upside for these, is that they can also store 8 standard size clips, or two 18 dart drum mags, so this could be a solution if you have a clip fed blaster and have some cover to use, as you will need to stop and open the bag, pull the clip out and load it. This can't be done as quickly as having the clips on your body, however.


This is where the Nerf tactical vest comes in. This would have to be the best all-round solution to most situations in a Nerf war. It comes with 12 darts and 2 standard clips, but can hold up to 4 clips, a spare side arm blaster, and has a zip pouch for anything else you might need (lights, capture the flag unit or even more darts). Using this means you could access extra clips even quicker than using a pouch, and everything stays secure. Though, it could slow you down by reducing your mobility, and is a bit counter productive if you're using a ghillie suit.


So, try going a little more light weight, and attach a Nerf bandolier to your blaster. While not offering as much storage as a tactical vest or pouch, it can still hold 6 clips and 12 darts, though could be quite bulky with the full 6 clips strapped on. Other than that, it's as lightweight as you can get. You could, of course, choose to use a blaster that already has spare storage, but in my experience that won't last if you get into a sticky spot.

If you live somewhere that amazon.com delivers to, here are the links to these handy items:

If you live in Australia, most times these can be found at major stores such as Big W, Toys 'R' Us, or Target.

hope this will get you geared up a little better for your next game! -Rolley