Airsoft Guns and Accessories

There are custom Airsoft rifles that have reached 200+ feet. Extremely expensive, and extremely custom.

This will cause problems, since it looks like a firearm. Indiana has a concealed carry law for firearms. The state statute does not specifically address such weapons. However, most municipalities have their own ordinances concerning such issues and the best option would be to contact the local police department for accurate information. That might cause problems but according to Federal law airsoft guns are catagorized as toys with the only thing being that they carry a quarter-inch orange blaze at the end of the barrel so law enforcement can tell the difference. The only legal exception to this rule is if the airsoft gun is to be used in the production of a film then you can take off the blaze. As a result, many airsoft teams will produce short promotional or exhibition films toshow good reason for removing the blaze. This can often lead to run ins with local authorities, especially when poor judgment and an unsuspecting public are involved. An example of such an incident happened recently on Hilton Head Island, SC. Two teens who were preparing to film a project for school using several airsoft guns when one realized that he had forgotten something at home. Without thinking, the teen set out for his home which was on the opposite side of a golf course fairway with a black-tipped airsoft M16 strapped to his back. This alarmed several people who called the gated community's security service. The security officers took the airsoft guns. This action was however, illegal on the part of the security services as they seized property that was entirely legal and issued a firearms citation for items that are officially classified as toys. So, returning the original question, airsoft guns are legal in the State of Indiana, so you can carry it around as long as you follow the guidlines.

Very much so. Airsoft pellets leave large welts through clothing and have been known to break the skin in close proximity. They are just as or even more painful than paintballs. Airsoft is not a game or people who don't mind being hurt.

Remove folding stock (requires a hex key).

Saw off barrel. Look for a point a couple of inches foreward of internals and try not to cut into the battery box.

Voila, you have a machine pistol. In my opinon it shoots about as well as it ever did and mine has only 1.5 inches of barrel left.

I think academy sports does, but I'm not positive if it's a metal body.

Depends on your definition of "import"

Israel does not have a free market, they have a government licensed cartel.

An authorized importer/wholesaler can bring whatever the heck they want, a private person cannot import without a written permission from the authorized importer.

A bb gun pretty much works the same way as a spring airsoft gun. But the differences come in the activities of how they are used. A bb gun is used for target practice, but ever since bb guns have been created, people have been using them for fighting, like in a paintball or airsoft fight. Of course this lead to alot of injuries, (Just like in A Christmas Story). Airsoft is a whole lot different. I play it and I know alot about it. First of all airsoft is more intended for battles, like in paintball. Second of all, they shoot plastic bb's instead of metal ones, therefore having less chance of injury. Also most airsoft guns are replicated off real guns like AK-47's, M4's, Desert Eagles, MP5's, and much much more. And if played responsibly it can be a very exciting and fun activity. I started out having just backyard airsoft fights with local neighborhood friends. And now im playing professionaly at battle re-enactments, and batles. Those are the some of the differences between airsoft and bb guns.

No specific "best".

These questions pop up alot, and the truth is tehre are arguements, but I would go for one of the new ones from the Hicapa series. They cost $90ish in the US and $200plus in Canada.

Don't get a plastic one, it will be bad for sure.

If you are a fan of single shot guns, go with the Crosman Stinger Carbine Pump Shotgun, If you prefer fully automatic, go with a Crosman Dual Power Mini SMG. These are very reliable guns and can get you a good amount of wins in a war. The Dual Power Mini somewhat stings, so make sure you have it on safety when not in use.

no you cant. you can get mags with a higher capacity but not a high cap mag.

It should theoretically be able to, but I would definately recommend against it since metal bbs could severely damage various internal parts, including your barrel and hop-up. That said, using basic kinetic energy calculations (KE = .5 * m * v^2), a .3g bb should have a muzzle velocity of 163 fps (assuming the 200fps is with a .2g bb)

Airsoft guns are considered toys so they are not illegal in any state (except New York). However, it must have a bright orange tip in the front or it can be considered a real wepon. P.S. You have to be 18 to buy them

That's really a matter of opinion, I'd say. There are a lot of retailers on the internet and in local stores too and, depending on what you want specifically, there may be a really good place to get it. Of course, I have an online store recommendation should you decide to try finding what you want on the internet: http://www.trinityairsoft.com They carry all kinds of different guns, from a variety of makes.

Usually i go to http://www.kapowwe.com they have a nice selection of airsoft guns, green gas pistols & rifles. snipers, you name it, they got it

No, KWC, KJW, and KWA are three different operating companies in the airsoft manufacturing world. The westernized lettering is a common source of confusion as they are abbreviations of their company names in the original languages.

Just about any major airsoft retail store. my top picks are airsoft gi and evike but just about any other airsoft website will stock them (unless of course you want tlsfx pyrotechnic grenades, they mainly sell those in GB). Just go on the websites and search "airsoft grenades".

try actionhobbies.com they do the familier mp5 a4 and also do it with silencer and i no there good because i got an mp5 from there and its great!!!!!!! hope i helped

It means that your airsoft gun can only fire one BB every time you pull the trigger (semi-auto). It's on the contrary to burst (fire three BBs in a single trigger pull) or full auto when you can fire a lot of BBs in a single trigger pull.

If you buy a full size AK 47 it should be about 34.3 inches long, this is only about an inch longer than a standard m4 carbine. The real steel AK 47 weighs in at about 9.5 pounds (unloaded) but an airsoft version will probably be much lighter.

At a gun store. But you need your Personal Acquisition License which entails a 8 hour firearms course for your "non-restricted" license. This allows you to purchase long guns and shotguns. If you want to buy handguns and certain restricted long guns, you need to obtain your "restricted" license, which is another, separate course. In order to obtain prohibited weapons you need special permission from your provincial Chief Firearms Officer and (I would imagine) yet another course.

The Stinger P311, a compact pistol chambered in .22 LR, typically has an effective range of around 50 yards for accurate shooting. However, its maximum range can extend to about 150 yards, depending on factors like ammunition type and shooting conditions. For practical purposes, shooters often engage targets within the 25 to 50-yard range.

You can buy Gungrave airsoft guns at many local airsoft and sporting good stores. They offer a full line of products and accessories like ammunition, air tanks, and safety gear.

Here in the Philippines the allowed age is 18 but if below 18 it must be with his/her parent if he/she wants to play airsoft... also below 18 is not allowed to join the Open FPS game...

It's not the sport that matters but how you play it. If you are stupid and don't wear masks then neither of them are safe. Paintballs hurt worse but in airsoft you get hit much more often. In paintball after about your second game you get used to getting hit and it doesn't hurt as bad. The same thing goes for airsoft. But when you think about it airsoft runs off batteries and paintball runs off of Co2 and HpA. So the only way you couldn't be safe in paintball is by not following the rules and not keeping good care of your gun parts and tanks. Hope this helps a little......Personally i play paintball. Send me a message if you have any more questions. Noobhelper 2 Paintball and airsoft are both safe if you know what you are doing and follow safety rules. If the question is what hurts worse, paintball will usually tend to sting more, but airsoft guns can vary in fps, (feet per second), and paintball guns have a set fps speed that fields will only allow (a limit), so you may run into airsoft guns that hurt worse than others, and paintball guns won't vary too much.

Airsoft M1 Garands are often hard to find in stores, however online shops such as Redwolf Airsoft sell gas-operated Marushin, Tanaka and Maruzen M1 Garands, all of excellent quality. Unfortunately they are all very costly ( the minimum value being around 300 UD and the maximum around 1000 UD.