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Airsoft Gun Cleaning

3 min - May 15, 2008

Kitforsale.com has several articles on stand up paddling the latest craze that is hitting local beaches. ----------

Sean Ordonez on Stand Up Paddle Boards

A long awaited range of waveboards for windsurfers is also available now, boards used recently by the worlds best waveriders, such as Jason Polakow, Kevin Pritchard and Sean Ordonez himself, winning him a second place at the 2005 Aloha Classic.

Sean Ordonez has been at the forefront of developing and testing paddle boards during the past two winters and has been seen pushing his limits in this new action sport. There is hardly anyone riding that gracefully on a stand-up paddleboard on the Northshore than Sean. The result are a totally new style of performance boards, "The Big Red" and "The Big Blue". Build in light Epoxy Styro Vacuum Sandwich technology, those SUPs are a natural blend of a surf board, windsurfing board and a canoe. The "Big Red" is ideal for distance and downwind coastline racing or even lake exploring and when glassy conditions catch a small sea breeze, this SUP converts into a light wind windsurfer.

SOS offers a full range of surf boards for professionals to beginners and also has some mindblowing prototypes in the program. Make sure to check out the "prototype" section on the website. An advanced line of tow-in surfing boards sums up the new product range.

Sean Ordonez is widely regarded as one of the most innovative craftsmen of the Northshore and a genius mastermind in terms of using new custom-made technologies and doing Research & Development. But more than anything, Seans shapes are pure art, "just damn good & sexy boards" as the word of mouth is spreading from beach to beach and they are now available for everybody around the world.

Sean Ordonez has launched his new brand SOS this spring. "My goal with SOS is to heighten my passion and affinity with waves and wind and I am grateful to have the opportunity to handcraft innovative board designs for many of the worlds best watermen and women", says the 37-year old renowned shaper, surfer and waverider.

About Sean Ordonez The Columbian-born US waverider & surfer has been in the shaping room since 1986. Back then he was an apprentice of world renowned surfboard shaper Ricky Carrol, working at his Natural Arts Surfboards in Florida. In 1990 Sean moved to Maui, Hawaii, and got hooked onto the booming windsurfing industry as a professional waverider and shaper. Working for "Sailboards Maui" the worlds best windsurfers were excelling on his boards. In 1993 Sean Ordonez was one of the founders of "Quatro", which became a very successful custom-made and production board brand in windsurfing. He sold his shares and has moved on to new endeavours in tow-in surfing, surfing, kiteboarding, and has now brought all his knowledge and experience into launching his SOS brand in 2006.

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How To Make A Fully Automatic Airsoft Gun

4 min - Dec 11, 2007

How to make a fully automatic airsoft gun out of 2 common household items. A pen and some sort of small, duarable container. It is powdered by your own breath which you blow through the BlowHole you drill on the side of the canister. It can easily shoot across a strret, and shoots much fast then most airsoft guns.

Find an instructor or school, this is not a sport you can just go out and learn on your own. The only way you can really learn is by experience and training and you'll need the skill and knowledge of the experts to help you when you are starting out. Look online for your nearest schools and instructors and check them out thoroughly, ask for their references and safety records.

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Many people having dreamed of flying and hang gliding is one way those dreams can be realised. If the thought of jumping off a cliff and not plummeting straight down, but silently and effortlessly gliding around with the birds is the kind of thing that excites you then read on and discover how to start making your dreams come true...

Do some research. Read as many books as you can, subscribe to magazines and surf as many websites as you can to learn about the sport. You need to learn about the basics; the equipment and the lingo involved. Do a search online for hang gliding and you'll find plenty of information.

Don't just stop at the basic lessons, attend a certification course designed to teach you the more advanced launching and flying techniques as well as extra safety instruction. Obviously safety is a major part of hang gliding and you should take extra time making sure you learn all safety procedures thoroughly.

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Hang Gliding - A Guide To Getting Started

Watch and learn from other hang gliders, watch how they take off and land, study their technique and note how they move, and how they manoeuvre the glider in flight. Talk to the pilots afterwards and ask as many questions as they will answer. Ask how it feels, how the weather conditions affect the flight etc, the more knowledge you can gain now the easier it will be to learn to glide yourself.

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When you have located an instructor you trust, book up for a tandem flight. This way you will get to know whether this is something you really want to pursue before you invest lots of money in it. Let the instructor know before you go that you are interested in learning to fly and they may take time to show you and explain in more detail what they are doing. Carefully watch and learn from the instructor and note how he handles the glider during take off and landing as well as in flight.

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Hang Gliding - A Guide To Getting Started

If you enjoyed your experience flying with the instructor and you are surer than ever that you want to continue on your quest for solo flight, enrol in some classes to learn the basics. As you go through the classes learn more in your own time by watching videos to learn more tips and tricks to help you get on faster, not just so you are top of the class but the faster you learn the faster you'll be flying on your own.