About Me

I started airsoft in 2010 when I was ten years old as a way to play pretend military with my friends. It wasn't until later that I realized that there was an actual game to be played called airsoft. Once we found that out, we bought some cheap springers and would run around the backyard shooting each other everyday after school. Once I reached middle school, I started to look more into some higher quality replicas. this caused me to grind everyday after school, raking leaves to make money. Once I saved up enough, I bought my first King Arms M4. It didn't last long however because I was sent a lemon. Combine this with the frustration of being let down and also the desire to outmatch everyone I was playing against, I took apart the AEG and got even more frustrated about putting it back together. Other friends had similar issues so the desire to fix and upgrade airsoft replicas was born. I would always tinker with my airsoft guns even when they weren't broken and would constantly strive for perfection. This made me earn the job as the "tech" among my friends. Whenever their guns broke, it would always find a way onto my bench. This continued throughout high school. When everyone was interested in those "sniper gameplay" videos that were coming out and gaining in popularity, every one of my friends bought one of their own. This included me. I bought a VSR 10 clone and started modifying and building it up to me unreachable standard. Once the trend died down a bit, I got myself a Tokyo Marui NGRS. It took months to save up for it and I kept it stock for a long time. That was until I brought it to a tech to be worked on and upgraded. It took over a year to get the finished build back and what a disappointment that was. It wasn't even able to fire a single bb before locking up and turning into dust. That experience taught me how not to be as a tech. After high school, airsoft took a break in my life due to joining the Marine Corps and being active duty. However I always found time to host large games with friends while i was home. I continued to collect airsoft replicas and enjoyed building both my friends, and my own, whenever I was home. Then I got out and finished my contract and service in 2024. I took a break but airsoft was only in the back of my head still. A few friends still asked if I can build their new or old and broken guns so an idea hit me. Why not build and repair airsoft guns full time? I invested heavily into the right tools, and got all the parts needed on hand and set up a little shop. This wasn't just a hobby anymore, this was becoming my job. So I took on more builds, that grew in complexity and became what I am today!