The Power Range Of Airsoft Guns

Morgan Bailey

Airsoft is an armed replication game, that is played with gas (GNB, GBB, Co2), electric (AEP, AEG, LPEG and MPEG), spring and bolts driven replica guns. In general, these weapons are copies of the actual models used in the army like M14, AK-47, M4 MP7 and FAMAS.

Unlike paintball, airsoft guns shoot 6 mm round balls called BB that does not leave any traces of paint (do not forget to use biodegradable BB). Consequently Airsoft is based on a fair-play and more focused on the game experience rather than competition.

Airsoft replicas

Replica Airsoft guns usually fire at a speed of 300-900 rpm and can hit targets up to 150 feet that make realistic combat situations. Different types of replication can be used by players: handguns, shotguns, sniper rifles, grenade launchers, semi-automatic guns, automatic guns, and anti-tank artilleries too.  Airsoft Custom guns are replicas that have been updated, changing the interior parts (to upsurge strength, accuracy and rate of fire) or external parts, such as a scope, a red dot, a silencer, a flashlight or a launcher.

Airsoft Guns

The prices for a cheap AEG replica starts from 150-250 dollars. Based on this price do not expect more than a toy can offer. With $ 300 you can get a reliable and powerful replica. Then relying on your budget: it is possible to find very expensive (and awesome) weapons by $1000 or $2000.

Airsoft games can be played in the woods, fields, urban areas or in combat battle, where the buildings, bunkers, tunnels, hangars are part of this game. This kind of game generally played in the unrestricted cities or in places of Airsoft. If you’re 18 years of age, you can bring an airsoft gun of over Joule but if you’ve to take special permissions to fire it.  You have to go in an authorized armory to test the weapon, which certifies its real power.

Weapons of limited capacity offensive this second category was created to comply with European Standard. The powers must be between 1 and 7.49 Joule Joule; the weapon is free of purchase, should not be reported but may be sold in the armory and only to 18 years of age. Questa category has also liberalized the sale of Airsoft guns with caliber 4.5 mm. 

The legislation says that the use of such weapons should be done only in controlled areas (such as polygons national), and cannot be used against animals, much less against people.

Weapons in this category includes real weapons such as pistols, shotguns, etc. They have a power by Joule 7.5 onwards. In the market there are civilian versions of military weapons such as the Colt M16 A2 or XM177 (with different names and from different manufacturers), but cannot shoot in bursts, they have the same caliber military weapons, and shippers are limited 10 shots. (This is why you should avoid as much as possible to accept the club (not just in tournaments) overj Airsoft guns) Anyone who is found in possession of such weapons will be reported to the police, as evidenced in your Internal Regulations and in that region.

Air Soft-A Great Fun Game

Morgan Bailey

It is a form of game like paintball except it usually requires more than just shooting at random people in the woods. Usually airsoft is used for military training and the guns have a slight difference to paintball firearms. The only difference with them, is that they can be bought by almost anybody. They fire plastic BB's (little yellow pellets made of plastic) and are designed to not cause any harm to anyone. Primarily they are meant for military training, and come in useful when training in woods or built up areas, so that no harm is caused to any humans or animals. Plus the noise is reduced vastly from a real gun fire, to an Air soft gun going off.

Paintball is not always used for military training as it is very messy, and would require trainees to clean their uniforms after each session. Air soft is a much more feasible choice as there is less noise and no paint. However this is not the most used form of training for professional military academies, and is used like paintball or rebelling as a scenario game anyone can pay to go and do with friends and family.

Air soft

Most airsoft venues will provide a gun to use, it may be a pretty standard gun, but you can usually upgrade for an extra fee. Scenarios will be set up by an instructor and you will be informed at the beginning of the session of the do's and don'ts in airsoft game play. Commonly there will be two teams against each other, and they will have to both perform the objectives in order to win the battle, battle objectives vary from capturing flags to firing a special airsoft gun and so on. There will be about 5-6 of these games in a day depending on what games are played.

Another theme used with Air soft is historical re-enactments, you can pay to go and watch a show, or you can take part and have a role in the battle, whichever famous battle is taking place. You may have to show some skills and techniques when applying, as obviously they won't let just anyone perform as part of the battle if they are going to ruin it. Of course as it is a historical battle re-enactment, it has already been written as to which party wins and losses, so you have a duty to fulfil your obligation, and make sure the battle ends as intended.

You can get many types of Air soft guns from the internet, just do a simple Google, Yahoo or Bing search for, 'airsoft guns', and you'll be presented with more than enough options. Of course like with anything, price will vary from gun to gun, depending on how serious you are about the sport. You can almost replicate any gun style with an airsoft gun, there's rifles and machine guns, electric BB guns, and Co2 powered guns, pistols, shotgun replicas the list goes on.

Air soft is a great fun game to take all the family to, just be sure to protect your eyes as the only real danger involved is getting hit in the eye by a bullet. Most venues will cater for this danger though.