operazione: GOLD ROOSTER

Una squadra d'assalto, deve recuperare assolutamente un borsone che, sfortunatamente, si trova nelle mani dei soliti terroristi...Il resto inventatevelo voi...Il Softair o Soft Air (in inglese: Airsoft o Air Soft), conosciuto anche come Tiro Tattico Sportivo, è uno sport di squadra presente nei settori sportivi ufficiali di alcuni Enti di Promozione Sportiva riconosciuti dal CONI (es.CSEN, AICS, ASI, ACSI).L'attività pur rimanendo uno sport può essere assimilata anche ad un gioco di ruolo che simula, tramite attrezzature apposite, azioni tattiche e strategiche di combattimento in ambienti urbani o boschivi tra fazioni opposte che devono conquistare obiettivi prefissati realizzando il maggior punteggio possibile.Il gioco, nonostante l'apparenza, è generalmente innocuo e non violento (è vietato qualunque contatto fisico con l'avversario), e si basa molto sul fair play e sulla correttezza sportiva. Ogni giocatore è obbligato ad "autodichiararsi", ovvero a manifestare a voce e a gesti la sua eliminazione in conseguenza dell'impatto di pallini avversari sul suo corpo e/o buffetteria, pena la squalifica, ed è tenuto a mantenere un atteggiamento di massima correttezza nei confronti di compagni ed avversari, per evitare il rischio di infortuni derivanti da un uso scorretto di attrezzature e protezioni.Airsoft is a modern combat sport or recreational hobby in which participants eliminate opponents by hitting each other with (6 mm) plastic ball bearings (BB's), launched from airsoft guns, that can be powered by CO2, spring, or electricly powered gearboxes. Participants typically use varying types of weapons designed as replicas of real firearms, tactical gear, and accessories used by military and police organizations. In North America and Europe, there is a growing interest in airsoft.Airsoft was developed in Japan in the late 1970s[1] to provide an alternative for gun hobbyists because local laws prevented individuals from privately owning firearms. A heavy emphasis was therefore placed on making accurate replicas of real firearms. Many new Chinese guns are dominating the airsoft market because they are more affordable. They compete against established companies like Classic Army, I Chih Shivan (ICS), Guay Guay, G&P, and Tokyo Marui (TM).In contrast, paintball was developed in the United States in 1981[2] as a variation of hide and seek tag, through the use of utility companies' paint marking guns, which mark power/utility poles, and continues to focus more on their function than their form or aesthetic qualities. Paintball has quickly gained greater popularity than airsoft in the United States.However, in East Asia, airsoft is much more popular and paintball is nearly non-existent. In the interests of a more family-friendly image, paintball as an industry usually avoids direct analogies to the military and war (seen by the movement towards spectator-friendly speedball). Similarly airsoft has taken a dual route, moving away from this (as seen in Airsplat) as well as embracing them. This sometimes extends to full MilSim play.The ballistic flight properties of airsoft pellets comes very close to real bullets without destroying the target. The physical impact of airsoft pellets on targets provide the authenticity and realism of actual bullet hits because they can hurt, cause a small amount of damage, and heighten mental and emotional excitation and/or distress as with the use of real firearms. This characteristic makes airsoft very effective for combat training as well as very frightful and worrisome for unaware by-standers or zealous public officials. Thus, despite its growing popularity, airsoft is strictly regulated or even prohibited by various governments.M4A1,G36,MP5,XM8,C LT,AK47,FN2000,FAMAS,G36c,M16,M249,M60,P90,BERETTA,DESERT EAGLE,GLOCK,

Channel: Film & Animation
Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
Author: aliex85

Length: 06:05
Rating: 4.00
Views: 8541

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