Choosing the Right Airsoft Guns

February 3, 2010 · Filed Under Electric, Rifles, Sniper Rifles, Spring · Comment 

By Alice Douglas

You may need to use different airsoft guns depending on your playing style. Before you make the purchase, make sure you visualize how you will be playing the game to choose the right gears for you. To help you get started right away, follow these next couple of tips you can use to determine which airsoft guns are perfect for you.

For close-quarter combats, submachine guns and shotguns are the best. Depending on your budget and preference, you can simply opt for the cheaper spring shotguns or more expensive submachine AEGs. Of course, AEGs have their own advantages — including being able to use automatic firing more for rapid actions — yet shotguns can also be great if you are dealing with smaller playing field.

You can also go for machine AEGs as well. The difference between submachine airsoft guns and machine airsoft guns lies in size and portability. If you are playing on larger field with more moving spaces, you can use machine AEGs, also known as rifles, to get the extra firing range you need. For tighter playing field, submachine AEGs are better and more portable.

If you want, you can also opt to get sniper rifles. There are spring sniper rifles as well as gas powered sniper rifles available, so you can simply pick one suitable for your budget. If you want, you can also pair the rifle with handguns should you need to close in on the enemy. Playing as sniper during skirmishes can be quite exciting, although some extra patience is required.

Different players use handguns differently. I personally advise you to have at least a piece of handgun with you whenever you go into skirmishes. Go with gas blowback airsoft handguns or electrical model for better shooting performance, and keep it in your side holster whenever you play. In case your rifle ran out of bullets or malfunction, you can always use the handgun to protect yourself and continue the battle.

Now that you know how to choose airsoft guns properly, it is time to pick up the right gear and start playing immediately. Visit some of the available internet stockist to get yours right away.

Toykin has huge selection of remote control toys and airsoft guns all priced to sell fast. Not only we offer a great value for shoppers but also for research purposes by providing videos and user rating for each of our toys. Visit them today for all of your airsoft gun and remote control toy needs.

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Airsoft Rifle Safety Measures

January 28, 2010 · Filed Under Safety · Comment 

By Mick Mack

Many people criticize the use of Airsoft rifles because they look too real. The realism of these guns is important when discussing safety measures. Airsoft rifles are considered weapons and should not be displayed on public property or in public view. Never tease or taunt someone with an Air soft pistol because there are serious legal repercussions. Airsoft games must be played at approved locations and should not be used on public schools, parks, playgroups, or any other forms of public property. If you will be engaging in Airsoft warfare, you must be on private land with the owner’s written consent.

If your weapon is discovered by law enforcement agents, immediately identify it as an Airsoft pistol and comply with all demands. You should never travel with the gun in plain public view, and the weapon is to remain unloaded at all times during transportation. Remember, your Airsoft pistol is considered a weapon by officers of the law.

It is important that everyone who is engaging in Airsoft warfare understands the risks that are involved and uses the appropriate safety measures. When playing with Airsoft pistols you should wear protective eyewear, such as goggles, and dress in long sleeves and pants. Airsoft rifles are not meant for children; they are an adult play weapon and should be used as such. Irresponsible use of these weapons can result in the injury or death of you or your opponents.

Eyewear is critical when you are using Airsoft rifles. This is because if you are shot in the eye, serious damage can occur. Since you need eyes to play with your Air soft pistol, it is advisable that goggles are worn. Ensure that they are meant to withstand the FPS on you and your opponents Air soft pistol. Test the goggles by making a test shoot 5 to 10 feet away from the goggle. Most paintball goggles are acceptable and can withstand Airsoft bullets.

It is important to cover your body when you are playing with Airsoft rifles. While you cannot be seriously injured from a distance shot, it will be a painful experience nonetheless. Wearing long pants, boots, gloves, and long sleeve shirts ensures that you have some protection between your skin and the bullet. Always have your Airsoft pistol on safety when you are around individuals who are not properly equipped.

Commonsense goes a long way when it comes to Air soft pistol safety. Never use the weapons when under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances. Using Airsoft rifles when your cognition is impaired can result in the injury – or death – of those around you. Never use Airsoft rifles to make threats (even jokingly) or taunt your enemies. Airsoft rifles are viewed as real weapons, thus you must act responsibly to avoid trouble.

Always remember: safety first. But don’t forget to have fun!

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For sniper fans, the Airsoft UTG Type 96 Army Digital  Sniper Rifle delivers equally breath-taking performance at over 450 fps muzzle velocity – allowing you to snipe targets at twice the regular distance of unmodified AEGs.

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    Velocity:

  • 465 fps with .20g BBs
  • 415 fps with 0.28g BBs
  • 310 fps with 0.43g BBs

The majority of this gun is metal. Only the stock is ABS, the rest of the gun (barrel, trigger, receiver, scope, scope mounts, bolt and bolt handle) are metal.

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Echo 1 G36C Airsoft Rifle Version 3

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The Echo 1 G36C Airsoft Rifle Version 3 is the compact variant of the popular German G36 assault rifle. The combination of small size, power, and reliability makes this potent weapon a great choice for commandos and Special Forces units around the world.

Even though our replica still uses airsoft ammunition, our G36C follows this original concept faithfully.

  • Metal Gearbox and Bushings
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  • Muzzle Velocity: 330-350fps
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  • Action: Semi / Full Auto
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November 1, 2008 · Filed Under Aftermath, Electric, Rifles · Comment 

Aftermath Kirenex is the ultimate airsoft assault rifle, right out of the box. This is a 7.5 lb rifle with more metal components than any other airsoft rifle in its class.

The Kirenex features a unique skeletal frame for added rigidity and versatility. This bad boy has a long upper rail, side rails, and a bottom rail that can accept both airsoft and professional accessories such as a scope, a tactical flashlight, a laser and a bipod.

The rails are made of heavy duty metal. The front and rear flip-up sights are fully adjustable, the rear sight flips down to a low profile position to allow mounting of optics.

The battery replacement will take only seconds thanks to the two fingertip pop-up screws lock system. The one-pin field stripping system helps clear jammed BBs or conduct a routine maintenance anywhere and anytime. The Kirenex is the weapon of choice of any serious Airsoft enthusiast. And I mean SERIOUS!

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