The local place only had a few to choose from and would not order anything else. We had tree forts and bunkers and all of that awesome stuff most kids dream of.ДЄround вЂ™97 my brother and I got our first AEGвЂ™s in the group. We got a good group of friends to get into the hobby and we had mini wars at my place. We could only afford the springers and the high grade 1911 that cost me eighty dollars was just like the golden gun in the N64 Golden Eye game since it was so powerful.

We were blown away with all the Airsoft and paintball guns in the store and told them the story and their response was вЂњ you stupid kids, you are supposed to shoot each otherвЂќ If I recall correctly this was around 1994 when we found this place and we had a new hobby called Airsoft. We found a local store called Hollywood Hobbies in Redlands and went there. We had fun and this sparked our interest in this toy gun. We had our safety glasses on and ran around for a good twenty minutes shooting each other. I shot him in the back of the leg, he jumped and tried to shoot me back and I ran. I saw how the Airsoft springer was decently powered but nothing like the BB/pellet guns we have. When the cans were down we would take turns setting them up. My friend bought two of them and we were shooting cans in his backyard. The Cheaper Than Dirt catalog was the answer and the spring pistol. We would shoot each other with the laser tag home edition an play the shooter video games and shoot cans and stuff and we thought there had to be something we could do to mix them all together. My friends at the time and I would spend our time hanging out and we got into the world of BB guns and backyard plinking.

I was a regular kid in junior high and my past times were video games, laser tag and being outdoors since I had a state park in my backyard. There is a lot to cover and hard to remember but I will do my best to recall and explain it all. This is the beginning of my Airsoft career to let people know what I really am since most do not know the real me.

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