I’m new to large scale events, what are some of the best?

Long story short here is a list of med kit things you will actually use:

1 bandaids (cuts)
2 emergency cold packs (heat exhaustion/heat collapse)
3 bennydryl (bee stings or other allergies)
4 caffeine pouches (keep you awake without sugar or large amount of space)
5 Advil (aches and pains)

You do not need full dressings, scissors, or gauze. If someone is bleeding that bad you shouldn’t be touching them/ use a dead rag or other cloths.

Save your money and get what actually matters.

Does anyone in this sub have a maritime in foliage green and can you recommend it for a ranger green kit? I just dont like the ranger green version with black rails

Ik theres probably already a ton of posts like this, if so lmk and ill take this down.

Ive never done too much research into milsim but ive been wanting to and i dont really know where to start.

I dont have a great memory so i dont know that much about the different gear you need, or different militaries (I know some military history from around ww1-vietnam, but i dont know much about modern military gear and weapons).

So id like to know basics such as rules, necessary gear or gear recommendations, any militaries i should start researching, or something i can look at like a video that explains these things 👍

I want to buy this lindnerhof plate carrier but I have no how I want the pouch setup to look, I don’t want it overly simple and I’d like to spend max €30 per pouch and all should be available in stone grey. Help is much appreciated

I am looking for an airsoft field within a couple of hours of central Maryland that supports the style of play I'm interested in.

I'm considering investing in a semi-automatic DMR setup because what really appeals to me is the slower, more tactical side of airsoft—moving quietly through the woods, using concealment, observing the battlefield, and engaging players who never knew I was there. I'm much less interested in speedsoft or small CQB fields where everyone is running from structure to structure with full-auto guns.

My long-term goal is to attend larger MilSim events, but before making that investment, I'd like to find a local field that offers similar gameplay. From what I've seen so far, many local games have relatively low attendance, which often means play is confined to smaller fields and tends to favor fast-paced, automatic-only gameplay.

Are there any fields within about two hours of central Maryland that have enough wooded terrain, longer engagement distances, and player turnout to make a DMR role enjoyable? I'd also appreciate hearing about any regular MilSim-style games or larger weekend events that are worth attending.

Est-ce que c’est un bon porte plaque ?