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Saturday, September 27, 2008

Double Eagle M85 Airsoft Gun G36C Electric AEG w/ Laser LOADED (Misc.) newly tagged "airsoft gun"

Double Eagle M85 Airsoft Gun G36C Electric AEG w/ Laser LOADED
Double Eagle M85 Airsoft Gun G36C Electric AEG w/ Laser LOADED (Misc.)
By Doube Eagle

Buy new: $99.00
$36.00

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First tagged "airsoft gun" by I-love-movies
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If you are concerned whether or not this will happen when you are going to be out there, statistical reports estimate that approximately one in a thousand main parachutes experience some kind of opening malfunction and must be cut away; although some skydivers have on their records many thousands of jumps and never had to cut away their parachute. But, most accidents and fatalities in skydiving occur under a fully functional main parachute and are due to turbulence or inexperience. Thus, ask, listen, and essentially learn as much as you can from your skydiving trainer before taking off and ultimately jumping off the plane.

Begin by researching the facilities at your area that offer these kind of extreme sports adventures and then speak in person with the trainer who has to be an experienced and professional skydiver. You should be able to tour the facilities, ask for other peoples reviews, request their authorization and certification documents, and generally learn through observation before putting your money, your time and your life at the hands of someone not adequately trained to lead you back to safety once you jump off a moving airplane.

Parachute Safety Tips For Amateurs

Second, you have to inspect the gear you will be wearing and using. By gear here we mean the garment you should be dressed with, and most importantly, the parachute your life will depend on. In order for a parachute to be of good quality and ready-to-use, it had to be carefully folded, or "packed" to ensure that it will open reliably. In the U.S. and many developed countries, emergency and reserve parachutes are packed by "riggers" who must be trained and certified according to legal standards. Paratroops and sport skydivers are always trained to pack their own primary "main" parachutes. Thus, inspect the companys parachutes and make sure you check their materials for any problems or malfunctions. In fact, parachutes can malfunction in several ways. Malfunctions can range from minor problems that can be corrected in-flight and still land safely, to catastrophic malfunctions that will require the unlucky fellow to cut away the main parachute using a modern 3-ring release system and the reserve parachute to be deployed. Most skydivers are also equipped with small barometric computers known as an Automatic Activation Device (AAD) that will automatically deploy the reserve parachute in case of emergency. Specifically, if a skydiver does not deploy the main parachute to reduce his rate of descent by a preset altitude, the AAD device reads the malfunction and automatically releases the reserve parachute.

If you find exciting the new idea you and your friends shared late one afternoon of getting together over the following weekend to try parachuting, the hobby of jumping off a moving training airplane while wearing a parachute, you better read the following tips, as your and your friends safety literally depend on pulling the right type of cord at the right time.



Sporting Goods Gifts

Sporting goods gift ideas range from collectible items like caps, bats, racquets, balls, gloves, jerseys, maps, navigation aids, night vision, knives, binoculars, and harnesses. You can even have them personalized and customized by having the name of the recipient engraved onto the items. Below are some ideas, from the most inexpensive to the most expensive.

Got any gift ideas for someone on a special occasion? You may have grown tired of the stereotypical gifts such as shirts, CDs, DVDs, books, lockets, key chains, and so on; maybe it is time you give someone close to you something that he or she can truly appreciate and use. Is that person into sports or addicted to outdoor activities? Then you should give him or her sporting goods.

Spice up your home or the office of your recipient by hanging up a wall clock of his or her favorite football team. Get an officially licensed wall clock made of durable plastic and decorated in the team colors, with the team name and perhaps helmet at the center. All the teams have their own clocks: the New York Jets, the Miami Dolphins, the San Francisco 49ers, etc. Expect to spend about $20.

Got more money to spend? For about $250 to $400, you can give the ultimate gift: an air hockey table. Choose a full-size table if your recipient has a devoted game room. Most air hockey tables these days have electronic scoring and even recorded cheers; they can really make your recipient feel like he or she is on the rink side.

International soccer shirts are all the craze. For about $50 to $70, you can give this gift to soccer aficionados. These shirts are made from the same material that real soccer jerseys are made of, and they have the logo of such teams as Croatia, Bulgaria, Spain, Czech Republic, England, Argentina, and Brazil, among many others. These gifts are not only very functional, they are also very fashionable.