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Airsoft Action - March 2020

Welcome to the first ever DIGITAL ONLY issue of Airsoft Action! Over the last nine years Airsoft Action has become the most widely distributed airsoft magazine and now we are avaiable as a GLOBAL DIGITAL ONLY publication and if that news wasn't big enough Airsoft Action is now FREE TO READ - NO CHARGE, NO SUBSCRIPTIONS, NO COMPROMISE!! And as we go Global, we have created a Team of Contributors from around the world to write about airsoft where you are! In this issue we have articles fromthe USA, Sweden, Australia, Canada and the UK, with SIX gun reviews, loads of events, masses of gear, plus the chance to WIN VORSK PISTOL NUMBER 001, complete with Red Dot Sight! If you have never read Airsoft Action before, now is the time!

Welcome to the first ever DIGITAL ONLY issue of Airsoft Action!
Over the last nine years Airsoft Action has become the most widely distributed airsoft magazine and now we are avaiable as a GLOBAL DIGITAL ONLY publication and if that news wasn't big enough Airsoft Action is now FREE TO READ - NO CHARGE, NO SUBSCRIPTIONS, NO COMPROMISE!!
And as we go Global, we have created a Team of Contributors from around the world to write about airsoft where you are!
In this issue we have articles fromthe USA, Sweden, Australia, Canada and the UK, with SIX gun reviews, loads of events, masses of gear, plus the chance to WIN VORSK PISTOL NUMBER 001, complete with Red Dot Sight!
If you have never read Airsoft Action before, now is the time!

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THE LEGION

AA GLOBAL CONTRIBUTORS

Surgeon Championship”, culminating this

year with the event and the UK’s National

Exhibition Centre, which is reported

elsewhere in this issue.

Before he flew back to Hong Kong,

Clarence commented “I am really delighted

to be working with and writing for my

friends at Airsoft Action. Without doubt it

is the best airsoft magazine in the world

and now it is going global, it will give us

the opportunity to reach even more players

and shooter alike.”

STU MORTIMER –

STEWBACCA - TAIWAN

With over 14 years of experience playing

airsoft in the UK & Spain and now residing

and playing in Taiwan, Stu (Stewbacca)

started it all back at First & Only Matlock,

UK back in late 2005. Living and working

in Taiwan for the past two and a half years,

he’s made closer connections with the

airsoft community as well as numerous

manufacturers based there. Having already

visited Bolt, Modify, and ICS facilities to

report for TacticalTwo, as well as previously

collaborating with Airsoft Action to

share his airsoft related activities and

international shows held in Taiwan. He also

writes English language articles for local

magazine “Combat King Monthly” in his

spare time and has reported on events in

Taiwan’s remote PengHu islands, as well as

Mainland China with them. Having formed

the expat and local English speaker’s

“TaiWan Anglophone Team” skirmish

group, he’s already attended nearly one

hundred games in the few short years he’s

been in-country, as well as recently taking

up Action Air IPSC shooting with the Taipei

based SPPT team.

HANA - CHINA

Chinese proverb: “Out of blows, friendship

grows.”

Hana joins us from China and she is the

Chief Marketing Officer at OneTigris,

a company whose equipment we love

and use ourselves! At one time entirely

ignorant of airsoft, Hana started playing

with her team in China but has also now

participated in a MilSim and events in the

USA, and she fully comprehends the joys

of building friendship through teamwork

and BBs! In her words “I saw how people

of different age, race, sex and cultural

background could be united through their

passion for airsoft. What I love about it is

that each experience on the field is filled

with determination and belief brought

about by games and tactics and when we

leave the field, each of us somehow carries

this sense of preparedness and adventure

to other stages of life itself.”

BJORN KLOCKAR - SWEDEN

Björn, more commonly known as just as

“Klockar”, joins The Legion from Sweden

and started playing airsoft in the late

1990´s. Initially just a player like all of us,

he really got rolling in 2013 and now he’s

here! He plays and hosts games mainly

at Tjärnan Airsoft Field, possibly one of

Sweden’s best CQB fields and enjoys

both skirmish games as well as more

MilSim oriented events. Bjorn has had

collaborations with lots of companies and

brands over the years, and now works

directly with Evolution Airsoft as well as

numerous kit manufacturers. He tells us:

“It’s a huge honour to be picked to be in

the “Legion” of Airsoft Action magazine.

I’ve been in touch with Nige and Bill over

the years and have been on the cover of it

three times now, always in my snowcamo!

I hope I can bring some great photos

and interesting articles for you all in the

future!”

STEF - NETHERLANDS

Stef is another player that we know and

love for his enthusiasm for all things airsoft

and he, like some of the other AA writers,

sits proudly in the “older and bolder”

category! Born in 1970 in the naval city

of Den Helder in the Netherlands, Stef

is a painter by profession. His airsoft

adventures started in 2014 with “local”

skirmishes in the Netherlands but he was

soon travelling abroad to larger games,

such as the National Airsoft Event in the UK

and Borderwar in the Czech Republic. His

view is that “the great thing about airsoft

is that you make many new friends from all

over the world.”

JONATHAN - IRELAND

Another “old friend” who has been

involved with the magazine for some

years is Jonathan, age 45, Irish gamer and

MilSimmer! Jonathan has been playing in

Ireland for twelve years, running sites for

six, and currently owns and runs two! Like

many of us at AA he is a self-confessed

“real steel freak”, loves sound tactics,

and is always pushing gaming to the max.

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