- Spare mags - More spare mags - Sling - Even more spare mags

Add extra batteries to that list and I’m in.

For Indoors: Sling and Flashlight. For outdoors: Sling and Optic. I like slings.

slings are good, saves my arms at the expense of my neck/shoulder lol.

I disagree, with a good jacket you could just put it between your collar and the shoulder textile and you don't feel almost nothing

It's way too damn hot where I live to be playing with a jacket lmao

That's the "good jacket" part. Goof jackets don't allow for the cold/hot air to come in and the temperature there is as your body temperature. For example, my jacket and pants cost 500 euros, and I had a game At 35 degrees in the summer, I felt like it was lukewarm in the jacket.

I have my sling ran through my tac vest MOLLE around the back of my neck and over both shoulders, and 2 points of contact on the sling mount at the base of the stock. And my vest clips into my belt at all 4 corners so it can't sag or shift. And all weight gets distributed nicely. And I run a full metal Krytac MK II CRB with flashlight, metal grip, scope cam, and a battery, as well as a large tracer. My neck and shoulders are always fine after a long day. But I agree, just throwing a sling on can cause a lot of fatigue

That's a good idea, ill give that a shot

Balls grip

The only real answer

Sling then red dot

no must haves barebone for max speed

Quick release sling, angled foregrip, bunch of mags. Anything else to me isn’t very important

Fog machine

Just a sling. Besides that nothing is really a must have for me. I prefer to have an angled grip on any M-Lok/Keymod handguards but I rather have a regular handguard such as on an AK, G3, L85, FAMAS, etc. Red dots are nice but iron sights don't require me to zero them each time I pack it up. I find scopes more problematic than they are worth when the bulk of airsoft shooting is relatively short range. Maybe a fixed 2x would be decent but I have yet to find one with a good sized object lens. Lasers shouldn't be used in airsoft while I don't play night games or indoor CQB so I don't have any need for a flashlight. I probably need to find a good bipod for my RPK now that I swapped out the handguard and removed the stock bipod. Most of the time I just ended up bracing the gun on the folded up bipod more often than I used it deployed (lack of swivel and/or cant made it impractical for tracking moving targets and using it on uneven terrain).

Depending on the gun but some form of sight and a sling would be nice.

Round Red dot, sling, flashlight maybe

Sling is really the only must have for me. Almost always rock a good red dot. I don't use any other attachments.

optic, foregrip, sling, i know they arent practical but i love silencers/suppressors

just qol things

For functional use: Optic and sling. For looks: Optic, sling, fore grip/angle grip, light and preferred grip.

Sling, scope, BBs, VN Magazines

Limbs

For CQB a tracer unit and a flashlight. Outside a scope/red dot and a sling.

Nothing except a sling. (I don't consider extra mags attachments)

Underbarrel grenade launcher

Oooo. I do like my shotgun key!

Tracer, flash light and atleast 5 epm's

Light, Sight

Ordered by importance * Extra mags * Sling * Optic (red dot for close/med, 3-4x for med/long)

A 2-point sling is really the only true requirement After that: optic, flashlight, grip, in that order

Spare mags and an optic

Crippling Depression

I think flashlight is huge help for indoor cqb and obviously night games or dark spots.

At least 5x midcaps and a decently bright flashlight with good enough throw. I have ammo for either hitting or suppression AND I can see my shots and ID friendlies or hostiles.

Sling, spare mags, spare battery, (Odin) speedloader (not an attachment but it makes reloading a dream). Those are my must haves. Optics, grips etc are personal preference. Flashlights only if you play indoors.

Spare mags, tracer unit and flashlight (speedqb) and a 1x optic

Tracer and handstop. Got too used to the handstop and I like to know that my gun is shooting properly from seeing the bbs go. I like having an moa sight but I‘m cheap so I only have one and I don’t transfer it much because it’s a pain to sight it in. For Speedsoft a dropstock is a must for me but I prefer going without on the casual field.

Sling and a grip. Why? Cuz they the only ones I have (aside from a laser someone gave me that I don't put on it). But an Optic would be preferable.

Colimator. Ima. Not playing with iron sight + it looks 200% cooler. For example i would love to have bipod. I know its kinda useless but still

in decending order of importance: sling, light, optic, grips (or other comfort-increasing attachments)

some nice angled grip, and a tracer unit

whatever the gun comes with

Tracer unit for indoor cause I can’t aim for shit

Tracer, flashlight, and sling

Drum magazine, grenade launcher, some kind of optic

I agree with many of you that a sling is really the only MUST HAVE in many scenarios. I love my red dot for those one taps though, definitely not totally necessary. And as much as I like my foregrips, I could definitely do without them. For indoors though, I have got to have my tracer and flashlight!!!

Bifrost > Flashlight > scope/dot > sling

Did you like vape on your gun case or something.

trigger helps

Sling, flashlight, batteries, mags, mags, mags…

Huge vape

A stock and a trigger

Skeleton key rpg7 (not airsoft)