Airsoft Guns and Accessories

get a better battery for example if you have a 7.2v battery get a 9.6v battery and it will shoot ALOT faster

A rail interface system or a mount on the top

There is no real BEST airsoft gun. It's really whatever suits your budget, and your taste in guns. It could be green/red gas, CO2, spring, or electric. Here are some good sites I have run into over the years:

www.airsoftgi.com

www.cobraairsoft.com (I don't know if this URL is right.

www.airsoftatlanta.com

Some sites I would NOT recommend:

www.airsplat.com

www.airguns.com

www.EVIKE.com

www.airsoftmegastore.com

Just some advice, hope it was helpful to you.

watch out though i got a $30 rifle that just broke when i was holding it...right before a big airsoft game so be sure to get the right gun and if its cheap try to have some extra $$$ to buy a new one...just incase.

THE BEST GUNS ARE PISTOLS:):):):):):):):):)!!!!!!!!!

It is an airsoft gun that is made by Systema for personal training purposes. These guns are very nice.

If you like it.

The Well MB03 Spring Airsoft Rifle measures approximately 38" long.

It sounds like you have either a low battery or a broken gearbox. Try with a fresh battery, if that does not work, take it to a repair shop.

Update:

The 1905 date appears on the slide of all Savage automatics -- it is the date Elbert Searle was awarded his patent for the pistol design which is the basis for all three production Savage automatic pistols and the few hundred .45 pistols made for the US Army competition for its first automatic sidearm (the Savage ended up as the only other finalist, but in the end came in second to the Colt pistol that we now know as the model 1911).

All three production models, the 1907, 1915 and 1917, came in both .32 and .380, but one, the "hammerless" model 1915, came standard with a "shrouded hammer" (ie, the striker lever ("hammer") is shortened and hidden under a curved steel plate or "shroud").

If the pistol has an "exposed hammer", look at the grips. The model 1907 has narrow grips with no screws in them. The model 1917 has wider, trapezoidal grips with a screw through each grip. (The only screws in any of the Savage automatics are the grip screws used for the model 1917 grips, and used with some special order grips (mother of pearl, etc) for the other models.

All but the model 1915 came standard with one of two types of exposed "hammer." The model 1907 had a rounded "cocking burr" from 1908-1919; in 1920 it came standard with a "cocking spur," although this had been a no-cost option for about 5 years. The model 1917 came standard with the "cocking spur," although the older "cocking burr" could still be special ordered. The "hammerless" model 1915 could also be special ordered with an exposed cocking burr or cocking spur, although only a few examples are known.

.380 pistols of all three models have s/n ending in "B" except for the first hundred or so .380 model 1907s (made in 1913), which had s/n beginning with a "B." Savage used only two s/n series covering all three models -- a numeric one for the .32 pistols, running from 1 (1908) to about 259472 (1926), and another with the "B" for .380 pistols, running from B2000 (1913) to about 29972B (1928). (This does not include some prototype versions which had special s/n.)

Original:

Model 1907 will be marked in two lines Manufactured by Savage Arms Co. / Utica, N.Y. U.S.A. Pat. Nov. 21, 1905. The .380 should also have a "B" before (or is it after?) the serial number. An early model will have a serial number between approximately 2000 and 10000 and be marked CAL / .380 to the right of the main inscription. Later styles (made 1919 to 1920) will have serial numbers from 13901 to 15749, CAL .380 at the end of the top line, and 9.m-m at the end of the second.

The Model 1917 is similar but the hammer is more visible and the grip is narrower at the top than the bottom. There is a slight difference in the markings: Savage Arms Corp. Utica, N.Y. U.S.A. CAL .380 / Patented November 21, 1905-9m-m. Serial numbers will range from 15750 to 29972.

i have a WELL Mb03 Airsoft SNiper rifle and it depends.

Does your VSR10 MB02 have a rectangular clip that holds 30 bb's?

if it does then it should fit inside the MB02

pretty much alot of people worldwide own airsoft guns, think about it this way, 1 of of every 6 person in the united states owns an airsoft gun i don't know about Europe because i don't live there>

airsoft has no league

Spyder uses a few different types of metals. They mostly use aluminum in their guns. Though to make it lighter they use a composite plastic that is durable yet light.

3 under par on a given hole. Also known as an albatross.

KWA, VFC, G&G, Classic Army, Tokyo marui

This is a bolt action rifle, meaning you need to pull the bolt back for every shot. The bolt handle should be on the right side of the gun, push it up until it wont go any higher and then pull it back towards you until it wont go any further (note: the bolt pull on this gun is kind of stiff). Then simply push the bolt back forward to it's original position and push it down again. Check to make sure the safety is not on and pull the trigger.

It depends. From 100 feet away, a 475+ fps sniper would most likely break the skin, without any protection.

From 15 feet away, a 375+ AEG would also probably break the skin, with no protection.

Follow the instructions provided with the scope/mount.

You need to make sure you have a scope with rings that will fit on a "Dovetail" scope base rail. They have 3 main bases; dovetail- mostly for air and pellet guns...some 22's also, Weaver style, and Piccatini rail systems.

Neither

It all depends on the country where you live. In the USA it's legal to sell it to someone else.

For what I know airsoft is not "illegal" anywhere. Because airsoft guns are considered toys by the government, as long as you have the orange tip on your gun and your being careful of who you aim at then yes, you can play airsoft in StLouis.

Real Steel Airsoft guns are normal ones that have undergone a FMU (Full Metal Upgrade). This serves a few purposes. First the guns become much more realistic in appearance, weight and durability. Second it eliminates the "Clearsoft" or "Cansoft" guns in Canada. These modifications usually cost alot of money and should be performed by your Local Gun Doc or somebody else who knows what they are doing.

A compensator for looks only. Air soft "weapons" don't generate enough recoil for one to be needed.

Depends on the person. Some say 21, I go by 13-14, but that is if you are actually playing airsoft and have to worry about people calling their hits. If just to own one than I have seen 8 yearolds with them but they were almost shooting each others eyes out. It really depends on how responsible the person is.

Kalashnikov does not make airsoft guns, he designed the firearm they are based off of. the 'k' in "AK47" is for Kalasnikov.

yes they are but it looks better with p-mags