Putting Together a Navy Seal Kit

For a while now I've been trying to put a navy seal kit together, and I have finally done it!
Complete with a Galaxy MP5K PDW, heres a link;
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=2113
And a Y&P KP23 Nonblow Back Pistol Airsoft Gun, heres a link;
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=139_25_151&products_id=4016

(Now I am a budget airsofter since I have no steady source of income, so don't go "Oh that gu]n sucks you should of gotten the TM version" because I hate it when people say that type of stuff, and that is one of the reasons I joined AA.)

So what else do I need?
I've been doing my research on Jane's Military, and I have LOVED the submachine guns they use.
So any recomendations on my next Sub Machine Gun Purchase?
-Thanks

The Galaxy MP5k is a good gun ive read a lot of reviews and ive heard very little bad things about it. If your really looking to go all out with the Navy SEAL setup I would get this.

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=2180
But with this body you also have to pick up a metal hop up unit.
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=4127

Yes the SEALs use the MP5k but they use a normal MP5 more often.
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=1418

And if your really into it...
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=260

Thanks, I was actually going to get the vest.
The M4 looks amazing too so maybe in the future I will get it

Nice my friend was going to get the Y&P but decided against it

Creed769 wrote:

Thanks, I was actually going to get the vest.
The M4 looks amazing too so maybe in the future I will get it

Your Welcome, It would be really nice to see a custom M4 with a Navy SEAL body just make sure that if you do get that you get the metal hop up unit.

I had a gun with a inscription something along the lines of " those of perfection have no gun that lacks" remember that when people give you a hard time about your weapons.
practice in a difficult enviroment and be better for it when you don't have those difficulties

Before, you get carried away with the guns you own, make sure you invest in some quality gear. This is essential to airsoft, and do not forget hydration and a radio.

djstasevich wrote:

Before, you get carried away with the guns you own, make sure you invest in some quality gear. This is essential to airsoft, and do not forget hydration and a radio.

I don't think radios are as important as hydration. Agreed though your gear is probably the most important thing when it comes to combat really. I mean how else are you going to carry all those magazines......

I'm a firm beleiver in the whole "if your going to do it, do it right". Meaning I don't like to see people walk out onto a field with an Mp5 PDW, black jumpsuit, alice gear and call themselves a SEAL.

Heres a great thread with all the resources you should need.

http://militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=117525

If you see a kit list with items that you haven't heard of, post it here and I'll see if I or anyone else can answer them.

Just to get you started,

1st line-belt or belt kit. Sometimes worn over lower area of a PC(plate carrier).
2nd line- PC or any other form of standard vest/rig.
3rd line- backpack or ruck etc etc.

Putting a kit together gets really expensive really quickly, to stay on the cheap side I say go with some ALICE gear, you can find this stuff at the local surplus store. People can put a whole kit together for like $50, and considering SEAL's don't usually use Mp5 PDW's anymore it would fit the time period.

Have fun and good luck. Look at the bright side, I'm putting together a modern Ranger kit, the vest alone is going to cost me at least $160(EI RRV in RG for those who care ) PS don't wear any real patches. If you didn't earn em, don't wear em.

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