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Splinter · January 25th, 2016, 19:48

- Same as above its a 24hr op no time for sleeping.
- High speed low drag kit.
- Energy bars/gels are key. When in the field you don't need breakfast/lunch/dinner just snack lightly(bananas are great)
- If its just a 24hr game you don't need a water cooler.. Have a full hydration bladder, canteen, and another bottle or two of water and throw in 2 Gatorade or powerades
- Spare socks are clutch you never know when you'll need them.
- If you have red light I suggest that to keep your night vision in tact always use tactical lighting when reading maps and looking/adjusting kit in the dark. Kill lights, marker lights are also needed.
- The more mags the better it will save you dicking around reloading and charging mags. How much ammo you go through depends on of you get bumped or not. And or your game style tactical or get some kinda player. Personally I'd try and rock 1 mag loaded/ 5 up front in tac vest/ 1-2 on the rear accessible by your fireteam partner or budds around you. AEG I'd run a bit differently depending on game rules but with GBBR and low caps can't go wrong with mags. Secondary one fixed and 1-2 extra is plenty.
- laslty waterproof kit! Those Flex garbage bags work great as a waterproof liner for any rucksack or backpack.

Sorry for the point form just typed as things came to mind. There's alot that I'm missing just things that first come to mind. Hope this helps

January 25th, 2016, 19:48	#5
Splinter Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Kitchener, ON	- Same as above its a 24hr op no time for sleeping. - High speed low drag kit. - Energy bars/gels are key. When in the field you don't need breakfast/lunch/dinner just snack lightly(bananas are great) - If its just a 24hr game you don't need a water cooler.. Have a full hydration bladder, canteen, and another bottle or two of water and throw in 2 Gatorade or powerades - Spare socks are clutch you never know when you'll need them. - If you have red light I suggest that to keep your night vision in tact always use tactical lighting when reading maps and looking/adjusting kit in the dark. Kill lights, marker lights are also needed. - The more mags the better it will save you dicking around reloading and charging mags. How much ammo you go through depends on of you get bumped or not. And or your game style tactical or get some kinda player. Personally I'd try and rock 1 mag loaded/ 5 up front in tac vest/ 1-2 on the rear accessible by your fireteam partner or budds around you. AEG I'd run a bit differently depending on game rules but with GBBR and low caps can't go wrong with mags. Secondary one fixed and 1-2 extra is plenty. - laslty waterproof kit! Those Flex garbage bags work great as a waterproof liner for any rucksack or backpack. Sorry for the point form just typed as things came to mind. There's alot that I'm missing just things that first come to mind. Hope this helps Last edited by Splinter; January 25th, 2016 at 19:51..