Airsoft Guns and Accessories

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In most airsoft wars and tournament at public airsoft fields, you have to be 12 and up and you need a waiver signed by one of your parents/legal guardians. If you are just going to have an airsoft war in your backyard with a couple of friends, you can be any age. You have to be 18 or older in most states to purchase an airsoft gun, however.

I think that the slowest Airsoft guns would have to be those Mini Electic toys that look like small versions of real guns. These are definitely toys that use AA batteries and shoot at about 150 fps with 0.12g BB's.

Where I live (Canada) you can get your unrestricted firearms license at the age of 18. Unrestricted classifies as most guns used to hunt (ex. shotguns, rifles). You can get a restricted license which allows you to purchase handguns. This is for Canada though so the laws where you live are probably different if you live in the US. Try researching your local laws on firearm possession and purchasing.

I've been told yes but you have to become a pro and only get paid if you win

GREAT question because i just moved mine from the fore arm grip (front) to the stock ( or back) . 1 remove your stock with the battery. remove the the battery and stock.
2 open your gun and run the wire down through your gun to the fore arm grip.
3 put your gun back together put your battery in and it should work. also if you need any other help with this task. Id be happy to make a video for you explaining each step.

i am not sure about bb guns, but i do know that airsoft guns are legal. Because airsoft guns are considered toys by the government, you should be allowed to use them as long as you have your orange tip on your gun and are careful who you aim at.

The previous answer does not answer the question posed. It is an opinion, and everyone has one.

The law is not state wide, it is based on the city or county where you are shooting your airsoft gun at. So like with any law it is best to contact the local authorities. The shooting of airsoft guns is illegal in Beaverton though.

The following is a quote from the (SEE THE LINK BELOW ) :

The approved ordinance regulates possession of replica firearms in public places including highways, streets, schools, places of amusement, parks, playgrounds, public transportation centers and common areas of apartments and hotels.

Under the ordinance, a replica firearm is any toy or imitation that substantially duplicates a lethal firearm or can reasonably be perceived to be an actual firearm.

The rules would not apply to brightly colored toy guns or those constructed of transparent or translucent materials.

It also does not restrict the use of replica guns on private property, including backyards.

Anyone violating the ordinance could get a citation.

There are quite a few different methods of going about this, and each have their positives and negatives.

First, you have your "above ground" bunkers. These are normally sheets of plywood or similar material, fashioned together into a horizontal "L" or "V" shape as to cover more than one flank. These are generally cheap and very simple to make, and are also portable.

Then you have your regular or "sub-ground" bunker. This bunker is normally started by digging out a 4 foot x 4 foot area, 2-3 feet deep, and then mounding or sandbagging all the dirt on the side. You should also dig a small entrance trench in the rear. If you decide to stop right now, you have a "foxhole".

After that, you simply add your plywood or similar material to the sides, and if you choose so, add a roof and then cut "gun ports" into the sides of the wood. Remember to leave the back entrance open. The negatives of this type is that is a lot of work to produce, permanent, and requires maintenance. However, you can feel satisfied that you have a real bunker, and will most certainly add new elements to your gameplay.

The reason for the orange tip is to show that it's not a "real" firearm. If you were to remove it, then you can expect police officers to react as they would if they saw you pointing an actual firearm at someone.

So, illegal? Maybe not; stupid? Definitely so.

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Yes! Also, many airsoft guns are modelled to look like historical firearms, so historical re-enacting is big with airsoft.

check the fuse u may need a new one (easy write near battery wire) if not the gearbox can be locked up or ur charger is bad

some arenas yes some no

i would check with the place.

Sorry no, only in america. However you can still find great places in Britain!

Yes, it is, they are both 6mm. The .20 gram bbs are for use in higher quilty guns, likve over $100. They are more acurate, but dont shoot as fast.

it might depending on how real it looks and how old you are. they are not going to believe that a 5 year has a gun. it also depends on whos trying to kidnap you. if its a big buff guy that knows its an airsoft gun than your in big trouble.

Yes! In summer 2011 a new airsoft place in Miami was being built. It is perfectly legal indoors and out here.

It appears airsoft pistols are allowed and available in Saudi Arabia, however, poor quality. Regarding electric automatic battery operated EAG rifles, I'm not sure. If I find any in Saudi, I will buy one now! Excellent and professional quality rifles and guns can be purchased from the Internet from trusted sites such as GI Airsoft, Airsplat, Evike ….. and ,many more. Though indeed no more than toy replicas, I'm not sure regarding the legality of such replica rifles in Saudi, you may want to chick with your customs department. Airsoft rifles are available in Sharjah at Sharjah Airsoft Park.

If you are asking about traditional BB guns, Not Airsoft. Then the answer is basically one size .177 Cal. At one time the BB's were .175 Cal but that was in the past and the difference is so minimal that it does not matter.

Today's BB are made from Steel, Copper coated or Lead.

One Size Fits All.

if you are over 18 then you can purchase the gun for them yes. but it is frowned upon. Airsoft is a sport for mature adults

Partially correct. It's a game for adults and teens/pre-teens. I see younger kids playing airsoft. I play airsoft and paintball. It's perfectly legal in SOME states/countries to get airsoft guns for 11 year olds. They just can't buy the guns themselves. They must have an adult present.

you simply get your pen and unscrew it all, you need a pen which doesnt go thin on the bit where you write. you get a thick elastic band and put it on your pen covering over 1 open end about 1 cm away from the end. celotape it on with alot of cellotape then get the bit with ink in put it back in pull the elastic back and fire.

u freaking newbthats not how u do it

Put it in your trunk. My gun at the moment looks completely real. There is absolutely no evidence hat the gun is an airsoft gun. however, you can make it look like an airsoft gun by putting an orange tip on the muzzle. If you simply buy a $15 rifle case and make sure that you keep your rifle in that when transporting you should have no trouble.

1500 volt? I think not... and read the Mah output on the charger. Mah stands for milliamps per hour so if your battery is 1200 mah and your charger charges at 300 mah then you charge it for 4 hours. It's simple math. Honestly, spend the extra 25$ to buy a smart charger. It will be easier because they don't overheat, don't over charge your battery, tell you when they're done charging, and charge your batteries in about an hour or two

Airsoft was invented in Japan around 1980, when Japan made it illegal to own a firearm, even though there was a large interest in them. Because of this interest, manufacturers started to produce spring-powered replicas of real guns. These guns fired several calibers of plastic or rubber bbs, buy were eventually standardized into 6mm and 8mm plastic bbs. The earlier spring powered guns were then morphed into gas and battery powered guns, using a variety of systems. The hobby then migrated to North America in the mid 1990s.

you can be five and own an airsoft gun... *BUT* you usally have to have someone 18 buy the gun... or really just be a middle man... its not that big a deal... im 14 and have been playing for 3 years... and yes this is right here in Missouri