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Safety Page
In here you will learn about most of the safety requirments that you and your state will want to follow.
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Four Basic rules that will help off and on the field
1. Every gun is always loaded
2. Never point your gun at anything you don’t want to shoot.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are on target and have decided to fire.
4. Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.
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Always wear a helmet that is meant for this kind of play.(full face) |
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Airsoft Components
- Barrel - Serves the same purpose as in real firearms: guides the pellet and also maintains gas pressure behind it.
- Battery - Powers the motor that moves the spring assembly. These are typically NiCad rechargeable batteries but may also be NiMH.
- Gearbox - A gear assembly that transfers the electric motor's drive to the spring assembly.
- Hop-up - A small detente that applies a backspin to the pellets to improve ballistics.
- Electric motor - Used to provide energy to the springs in AEG's.
- Nozzle - A plastic or metal piece that connects the barrel to the air piston.
- Spring - Spring and electric guns both use springs to propel the pellets. The stronger the springs generally the more powerful the gun will be.
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This is our M4 R.I.S.'s-its a really good CQB weapon in our opinion. |
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Requirments for Most states playing airsoft
Outdoor Games - 350fps with .25g BBs OR 400fps with .20 BBs. Indoor Games - 300fps with .25g BBs. There are currently no FPS limits which allow higher FPS.
FOR ALL-THESE ARE JUST THE BASIC LAWS OF AIRSOFT-GO OUT AND CHECK WITH YOUR STATES REQUIRMENTS OF THE ORANGE TIP AND THE AGE LIMITS-THERE ARE WAY MANY MORE LAWS THEN ON THIS PAGE SO GET TO KNOW YOUR STATES LAWS AND HAVE A FUN SAFE TIME PLAYING AIRSOFT.
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This is a M11, it was confiscated by the police when brought to school in san diego, California. Dont think this wont happen to you if you abuse the game of airsoft. Play right and play smart, dont wreck the game for others. |
