Airsoft Guns and Accessories

people in japan first started making them because of the ban of firearms

There is a difficult answer to this. The easy way to say it is yes. But that is not to say that the guns might be siezed at the border by customs, cause they fall into a wierd category that they are guns, but they are toys, but they are guns.

most electric airsoft guns don't shoot metal bbs. the metal airsoft bbs are designed to be used in sniper rifles not machine guns

Yes.. kind of pointless unless you have like a 700fps monster though. Not wise but very doable. Assuming its 6 or 8 mm, depending on your aeg caliber.

Yes

The same as any other weapon, causing injury

The only place you can find Airsoft guns in Dubai is at licensed gun stores. If the gun stores are out of stock they can help you order one.

Hold down the safety switch and gently pull the bolt out, and a 1/4 turn on bolt at point where it sticks. On the Savage 340's. With clip out and safety off pull back the bolt as if you are chambering a round till bolt is all the way back. Pull trigger back fully and slide bolt out while trigger still depressed. To reinstall hold trigger back fully and slide bolt back in same position it was removed.

yes you can search utg revolver they come in many different lengths (the 8 inch is the coolist)

This is a universal formula for charging airsoft batteries:

(battery capacity (battery's mAh rating)/charger output (mA)) x 1.4(for NiCad batteries, 1.5 for NiMh batteries) = time (in hours).

all the information to use this equation should be on the batteries and the charger. But if you want to make your life easier invest 20$ in a smart charger. A smart charger will tell you when your battery is done charging and you can leave the battery plugged into the charger for longer than it needs to be without frying it.

yes it is great it has full metal and at about 40 ft can put a hole through both sides of a full pop...it is also full metal except for the fake wood front grip and pistol grip(which feels like cheap cheap plastic but is not. for mine i had one problem though... you had to hold the selector when its on full auto becasue it was loose and after 15 shots on full auto it would slide down to semi auto but besides that its great. also there is full metal gearbox and has a good foldable stock

You can do multiple thnigs. You don't just upgrade to have cool parts in your gun. You can do three things with upgrading:

- Upgrade to increase FPS

- Upgrade to increase speed (ROF)

- Upgrade to provide better air flow

When you upgrade for speed or FPS though, you can't just throw in the part that will get you want you want. For example, to upgrade FPS, you want to put in a bigger spring. But you can't do just that. You would have to upgrade to metal bushings as well. When one part gets upgraded, certain other parts need upgraded as well, if that makes sense.

But the HOW part would be disassemble the gun yourself or send it in to a tech to put upgrade parts in.

CYMA's Echo 1's and other brands look at this link to get any idea what people are buying, this website is really good too, highly recommended:

http://www.airsoftgi.com/index.php?cPath=280


There are 3 category's I would look at the AEG one.

It is legal to buy,sell, or have a airsoft or paintball etc. in philadelphia. You can only use them however on your property, shooting at your property.

No. It's actually quite slow. Most high-end guns shoot about 400+ FPS

for most guns they are just for decoration...an airsoft rifle is a 1 : 1 replica of the real deal...when you say charging handle I am assuming you are reffering to an M4/M16 varraiant. the charging handle on these models are how you would load the ammunition in to the gun to be fired. (Cocking it) on airsoft for most part it is a non funcionting piece some models by pullint the charging handle lets you access the hop-up. again it all comes down to the brand and make/model of the gun.

No. Honestly, before I started to use it, I also feel worry a lil'bit. I was afraid that it will broke inside the barrel or even decomposing in storage even before I can use it LOL. But that time me and my friends have no choice because that is the only kind of BBs available (In Indonesia we really depend on importers for units, spareparts, gasses, and BBs. What they send in to the market is what we use in the field) . But I've been using bio-degradable BB's for nearly 2 years now and I don't have any problem with it. I use bio-degradable Golden Ball 6mm, 0.25 gr black BBs with my highly modified JG M4S-System, currently in 20-25 rps (rounds per second) and 450-475 fps. Absolutely NO PROBLEM, as long as you use good quality bio-degradable BBs. It will not broke inside your barrel and will only decomposing in a specific conditions (i.e leave on a damp/wet soil for days). Beside, bio-degradable is good for nature.

i had both a spring pump and electric and the spring pump was stronger. although the electric was more convenient

An air-soft gun's (FPS) stands for (feet per second), and the (RPM) stands for (revolutions per minute). The fps is the overall power of an air-soft gun, the rpm is how fast the gun will shoot out the bbs. If you have any more ?'s, I'd be happy to help. :)

Airsoft guns are safe because unlike real guns they can't kill you or even pierce your skin...under normal circumstances.

Airport security is very tight since 9/11, and people at airports don't play around with things that they don't understand. Airsoft guns are a definite no, no; but the BB's is a tough call. Best to err on the side of caution - you probably can have the BB's in your luggage, but do not take them onto the plane with you.

"Hop-up" on airsoft guns can be either adjustable, or is already put in the gun. What adjustable hop-up is, is a switch usually on the side of your gun that you can control the amount of backwards spin the bb has when it comes out of the barrel. The more spin backwards, the better, this means the bb is going to fly straighter, farther, and more accurate because when it goes through the air, the backwards spin keeps it floating. I would suggest a gun with adjustable because you can judge your shots. ( by the way, hop-up that is already in the gun means you cant adjust it, it stays how it is)

Don't borrow your parent's stuff without their permisson.

Airsoft guns must either be used in the privacy of your own personal property or at a designated play area. it is not wise to carry or display airsoft guns in public areas as they will most likely be mistaken for actual fireams. play on private propery or officially scanctioned fields and take care to not flash your gun in public

No, but you need to be at least 18 years old.