So what is the Airsoft Machine Gun Theory? The GMR talks about this in this High Ready Clips video... "The Green Mountain Rangers discuss the role and implementation of a extended magazine machine weapon in force on force airsoft. This weapon system has intrinsic assumptions which can limit the user and the potential if not approached from an objective, strategic mindset.

Another video from High Ready Clips showing the mod done by the Green Mountain Rangers (GMR) to the Crye Precision JPC Vest... "The Green Mountain Rangers present our thought process in modifying and setting up the Crye Precision JPC. Our mods to this popular platform are intended to meet our needs of sustainment, comfort and range of motion. Our elastic cummerbund concept enhances the flexibility of this well rounded piece of gear."

Find out why the Green Mountain Rangers chose the Systema PTW as their primary weapon in this video from High Ready Clips... "The Green Mountain Rangers discuss the theory and evolution of The Unit's primary weapon system. This airsoft gun was built with the mentality to be effective, capable and applicable in a wide spectrum of force on force exercises. Our intent is to have one stable platform which we can build consistency, competence and confidence in.

Uploaded at Vimeo is a documentary about the Green Mountain Rangers during an event organised by Blacksheep Milsim... "Documentary following airsoft team, The Green Mountain Rangers, at Operation Black Sheep Milsim event. Filmed with a Canon T2i with an adaptor to mount a AN/PVS-18 Night vision goggle to the end of the lens.

Director/Editor- Trevor Hoar
Camera 1- Trevor Hoar
Camera 2- Saverio Governale
Camera 3- Rich Ballard

The Green Mountain Rangers "banning" issue continues and the team are making their case to the court of Public Opinion as previously most of the stories about led to their banning were basically made by the other side. This morning, we previously posted the story from Merlin Blogspot about the side aired by the team. Now, here's a video of posted at the GMR Facebook Page about the incident.

Merlin Blogspot goes to have an objective article about the Green Mountain Rangers story, writing about the background of the story and about released by the team with a scoop about the This Week in Airsoft dialogue between an unofficial rep from the GMR and the Chief of Staff of LC XII... "GMR goes on to tell their side of the story in which they give a little back story on their history with OLCMSS.

The Grunt of One Grunt's Opinion finaly makes his first opinion and it's about the latest issue involving a well-known airsoft team... "Memorial Day weekend is about reflecting on our fallen heroes that have sacrificed all in defense of our nation. This year's Lion Claws event opened like many have before. Words from veteran soldiers like MSG Mullen and Col McKnight. The national anthem was played and a silent prayer was had.

With three major airsoft event organisers banning the Green Mountain Rangers, American Milsim becomes the fourth group to issue a ban as posted at their Facebook Page... "American Milsim has decided to support our fellow promotors of this sport we all love and ban the team GMR from all AMS events from this day moving foward. Our ultimate goal is to provide a great service to our community while honoring those who serve and have served.

As we try to keep up in posting the stories as the some of these came in during our break, here's a new video from the Green Mountain Rangers (GMR) introducing members of their team and clips of a few of their ops over the past year. You can learn more about the GMR by visiting their website or their Facebook Page or clicking on all the links below:

Another video on Operation Black Sheep with the Green Mountain Rangers of Vermont, one of the more well-known airsoft teams in the New England area. This is just a trailer, which means there will be a full blown, longer, video in the works. The trailer looks good, and orgasmic for geardos. But what really made us like this video is the soundtrack "Bang Bang - My Baby Shot Me Down" by Nancy Sinatra which was made famous again by the "Kill Bill" movie.

Kudos to the video editor, Trevor Hoar, for his music taste.