This short video shows 3 different batteries running in two of my guns, an AK and a M4. The first battery is a 8.4v 3800mah nimh type. The second is a 7.2v 900mah Lipo. The last is a 11.1v 1200mah Lipo.
Interesting results with the smaller lipo vs the 8.4 nimh battery.
Viper taking the Top Rifle spot.
Delta 7 has three top shots. Collin(Outlaw) took the Top Pistol Shot in a very difficult course. Gordon(Viper) took the Top Rifle Shot in what proved to be a very unforgiving marksmanship test. Jack(Alpine) took the Top Moving Shot on the course that almost took the CO out for good.
Great performances from everyone in attendance. It was a lot of fun.
At the time of this post, we now have 25 members. Up from about 13 a year ago, we’re growing strong and kicking ass.
About half the team
Thanks to everyone who came out to our OP last weekend. We had a blast, even with the few minutes of torrential downpour and having to move locations mid-battle. Great turn-out with about 35 people playing. Look forward to more events from Delta Seven in the near future.
The players in OP Maple Leaf
A special thanks to ESS for sponsoring us too!
D7 Members in attendance
Thanks to ESS Goggles for sponsoring Delta Seven! The new cortex clip profile goggles are great. No fogging in the 3 games we’ve used them. This photo is about half of D7 wearing our new swag.
This is for those of you that will be registering as OPFOR for April’s event. The event has not been posted yet but will soon be released to the public. I say in many of my posts I’m tired of seeing woodland camo. So those of you that plan on signing up as the OPFOR in April here is a guide on how to put together your impression. 
The first thing I noticed with the Afghan rebel look is that there is more white then I care to wear in combat, but I also notice lots of earth colors too. It seems that all have some type of head wrap. If you have a shamag that would probably due. If you can cover your face that would be awesome, but crazy facial hair is a plus. Please do not use spirit gum and pubes.
Looks like AKs and commie weapons are a bonus but not required. Bolt-action sniper rifles wrapped would be good substitute. I just want throw it out there so you have great impression. Event will be posted soon.
A few of the game types we play on skirmish days:
Tag
Everyone starts in one spot. The play area is generally small with set boundaries. One person starts counting to 10, and everyone disperses to get some cover. At the count of 10, the game starts. If you are hit, you go to the person who hit you, and you are now on their team. Generally it is good to yell out the names of the people on a team when the team changes. If you are hit when you are on a team, only you move to the other team, not your whole team. The game ends when everyone is on the same team. Generally we play this on semi-auto, so you don’t put too many bb’s into people before they head to your team. When moving to the other team, make sure it is obvious you are “out”. Gun in the air and all that. This is a great way to end the day; it gives you a lot of trigger time.
Bomb
One team defends a location where they have planted a “bomb” with a timer. Generally 45 minutes to an hour is set on the timer. The other team must attack and defuse the bomb before the time runs out. Respawns for the attacking team, but probably not for the defending team, unless they have limited spawns. Their respawn should also be far away from the bomb site.
We now have a Delta Seven forum. Join the Forum and keep up on local events, games, gun tech, etc. The Forum can be found by the link at the top left that say View Our Forums or http://deltasevenairsoft.com/forum/
Hey for all you do it yourselves out there I just happen to stumble across a great web page for those of you who do their own gun maintenance. Check it out and I hope it helps. http://www.airsoftpost.com/index.php?cPath=24