like i said why is there a event in germany when i so hard for players to take there guns there????????
Why Is There A Millennium In Germany?
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Probably because the organiser got in on the act at the right time and then didnt balls it all up.
The Danish leg was good (but cold) and of course the best of the lot - Stockholm both no longer exist but Germany keeps on rolling on - though they do make a good hash of it.
Other than that I ask the same question - 'F' stamping is ridiculous!!!
The Danish leg was good (but cold) and of course the best of the lot - Stockholm both no longer exist but Germany keeps on rolling on - though they do make a good hash of it.
Other than that I ask the same question - 'F' stamping is ridiculous!!!
I thought people went for the beer of the fatherland?
Besides, the airlines are likely to give you more trouble than the police/customs these days. It's become the explicit policy of some airlines not to allow any "gun-shaped objects" on flights at all. That could cover loads of things, certainly markers, so i'd hope it dosn't spread...
Besides, the airlines are likely to give you more trouble than the police/customs these days. It's become the explicit policy of some airlines not to allow any "gun-shaped objects" on flights at all. That could cover loads of things, certainly markers, so i'd hope it dosn't spread...
That's kinda curious as over here it seems the reverse. Most airline and airport security are now familiar enough with the "markers" they don't even blink--as long as it isn't carry on luggage--but it's the air tanks that freak them out. The best of them insist the bottle be accessible and unsealed, meaning regs off, not just open valves and de-gassed.matski said:
perhaps because the gun culture in america is a thriving one? europe doesn't have a huge gun culture anymore and the view towards guns is generally one with which we could do without them.Baca Loco said:
youve also got more players who travel on airlines i'd say.
pure guess work.
Isnt there a lower fps cap in Germany, something arouns 220 fps?? or is that then bumped up for tournaments and such
i just find it weird that the millennium board pick a place like germany
with the gun/marker laws that they have.
with the gun/marker laws that they have.
Clint, one of the Millennium Board members is Mannfred, he owns Max ..... need I say more????cleetus said:i just find it weird that the millennium board pick a place like germany
with the gun/marker laws that they have.
