Airsoft Guns and Accessories

There are no specific laws for paintballing anywhere but you must use them in the privacy of your backyard. Anywhere else without specific permission of the owner of the property you will get fined or go to jail. What about a city park or a wooded park like a mini forest in the middle of a city? because me and my team were going to practice wood ball in a near by wooded park.

Well what you do is you get the mAh and divide it by the output of the charger.

Ex

1100mAh/20output=5

So that was an example and i got 5 hours.

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it is not a matter of age, its a matter of maturity. most places, u have to be 18 years old to own an airsoft gun, or u can just get your parents to buy it for you.

When using CO2 there is no set number of shots due to the spiratic nature when releasing the CO2 from the tank. CO2 is unreliable in the fact that the psi of the shots are not consistent and tend to waver and vary depending on temperature. However estimates can be made from the size and past records.

12g- 30-35

9oz- 300-500

12oz- 700-900

20 oz- 800-1000

24 oz. 1000-1100

You can't, really.

An automatic Airsoft gun runs on two types of power sources. Electricity and Gas.

Basic Electric Function:

Basically a standard battery will power a simple 2 wire transfer with a fuse that varies. the power will be connected to a motor when the trigger is squeezed, connecting the power source to the motor. there is a plate on most models that controls wether the motor makes one revolution or multiple ones. At the end of the motor is a gear known as the pinion gear. this will spin 3 gears named the spur sector and bevel gear. these gears will pull back teeth on a piston held forward by a spring which is held in place by a spring guide. once the gears pull the piston all the way it releases and shoots into the cylinder compressing air that shoots out of the air nozzle, into the hop up to propel the BB forward.

I am not a specialist by any means in gas guns, but by all means, try this:

The hammer hits a valve releasing a tiny bit of gas. everytime a new BB is chambered, depending on the model but for this I will just refer to a gas blowback M9, the slide goes back. pull the trigger again, release the gas propel the BB forward and chamber a new round. full auto simply allows the slide to move back and forth freely until locked into place by the trigger being disengaged.

No, metal BB's are generally 4.5mm.

If you can confirm that the two caliburs are the same, you can go ahead and try for it. But do not attempt a 4.5mm bullet in a 6mm gun, because the result will be catastrophic for you & your gun.

~Respecktd.

Yes it does hurt to get shot by a BB gun, due to the hardness of the plastic pellets, and the speed they travel out of the BB gun. The

effect only lasts 2 minutes depending on what type of BB gun was used.

My son gets most of his equipment and supplies from Big 5 - they have stores all over the Phoenix area - don't know about the rest of the state. They have a website with a store locator section. The website does not list much for airsoft but the stores have a pretty good selection usually.

No its not illegal you just cant carry your airsoft gun around

Some of the brands of Airsoft guns that I would recommend are Classic Army, ICS, SRC, G&G, JG, AGM, and BOYi.

The3vilGenius - Its always better to put a bit more cash towards airsoft if you are looking for a reliable gun. The JG's and AGM's are cheap and affordable, but reliability and quality of parts can suffer, because they are basically clones of the Tokyo Marui (Japanese company). It is always worth putting a little more money in to get a better gun. Companies I would recommend as for quality and fair price are

ICS, G&G and Ares.

Airsoft is the name for a class of airguns that are designed to shoot plastic balls called BBs. They are generally less powerful than BB guns and pellet guns.

The game played with those guns is also called airsoft. It consists of shooting each other with airsoft guns. There are many airsoft game variants with some being quite a bit like paintball and others being more like tactical exercises and battle simulations.

Playing airsoft requires protective equipment. At a minimum, ANSI-rated goggles should be used to cover eyes, since a BB can cause severe damage to an unprotected eyball, possibly resulting in blindness. Full face masks are better. Many airsoft venues require them, and some go so far as to require ear protection as well.

ive been to a flea market and got a good one, but online has better.

"1000000000000000000000 FPS it is sweet"? Morons have to much free time

From what I can tell it is about 290 FPS. It looks a decent gun for the price. If you like this gun check out the Smith & Wesson M3000 Airsoft Shotgun.

No, its not a good idea to reuse, them because reused ones can have particles of dust and dirt that will inherently get picked up when fired. Its also a bad idea to use low quality BB's cause they tend to have a seam around them from molding, and both them and the re-used BB's can jam the gun.

if you need to find some really inexpensive BB's that are really high quality, no seams, and come in high quantities, i get all of the ones that i use from www.airsplat.com. I really love them, they are really precise.

These are very easy goggles to assemble. On the sides of the goggles should be little tabs on the side in which you slide the lenses in. From here push the tabs in into the sides and tighten the straps.

from what i hear it's only worth maybe 100 dollars but it's definetly a good gun for fun and scopable for squirrel hunting, it's a keeper.

I do believe, unless I am wrong, the only sizes there are for 6mm Airsoft bullets, are the .12g .20g .25g .28g .33g and .38g, Though I think your talking about the AK47 model sniper that supposedly shoots about 470fps with 1.2. I believe that was a typo, and that it should have been .12g which would be about correct with the consistency of the AEG's price, range, and brand.

velocity 470 fps 1.2g bbs, 365 fps 2.2g bbs.

I did research on the 2.2 bb and only found a .22 metal bb, so that "might" be what it is referencing to is the metal bb's.

There has only been 1 recorded death during an airsoft game and it wasn't even Airsoft related. An elderly man had a heart attack while playing.

If you mean simulated deaths, then yes. If you are hit by a BB you are out and you must yell "HIT!" and raise your hand or put on a "dead rag".

People have died from BB guns however. BB guns fire metal projectiles at high velocities. Airsoft guns are far more fun and safe.

Spin up or Hop up is when a bb is shot from an airsoft gun, there is a friction placed on the upper side of the bb while exiting the barrel. This friction causes the bb to "spin upward" or a backwards / under spin. This mechanism is called the Hop-Up. The Hop-Up configuration determines the range of bbs or extend the effective range of an airsoft rifle. Most spring airsoft guns come equipped with "built-in" Hop Up which is not adjustable nor calibrated. However, higher end models, such as gas airsoft pistols and electric airsoft rifles can be adjusted or calibrated both to the type of BB being used and the flight path desired. The below diagram illustrates the effects of hopup and how to callibrate your airsoft gun correctly. Towards the bottom of diagram it coveres the bernoulli's principle and it's effect on the path of a BB with hopup.

I do not know any specific locations, but there should be airsoft fields if you look around.

And also note some paintball fields allow airsoft to be played. Check their website/building or contact the staff.

If you get hit in the bare skin maybe. I play airsoft with guys who have airsoft guns the shoot anywhere from 300-500fps. It really just depends on where the bb hits you. It usually does not hurt.

it is like a hop up system but you can change the bb's left and right trajectory ans well as the up and down trajectory. It also has two contact points shaped like a V so that the shots will not go crazy, each shot will be the exact same as the last (unless you adjust the hop up)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_issues_in_airsoft#United_States go there and it says most of the requirements