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Brand New Semi Auto Airsoft Rifle with Foldable Stock!    Air Soft Rifle Details: Mode: Semi-Auto Heavy duty construction M16-A4 Model 1:1 Scale Includes working laser and flashlight Removable Clip (hold ammo) Stock folds in and out to make for two nice size guns (see pictures) Length: 31 (stock extended) and 28 Inches (stock folded in) Safety glasses and shoulder strap included Airsoft ammo included 6mm Paintball … More >>

New M16A4 Airsoft Rifle Gun with Laser Glasses Toy Guns

• Airsoft Electric Spring Gun
• Battery Pack Plus Charger Included
• Magazine Capacity: 50 Rounds
• This item is not for sale in some specific zip codes

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DescriptionSemi-Auto/Full-Auto selectable. Fires 6mm ammo @ apprx. 230 FPS. 350 rounds per min. 45 round capacity. 7.2V 700mAh. Includes battery, charger, safety glasses, airsoft tools, and a few BBs. Variable Hop-up system.FeaturesSemi and full auto, heavy weightNew realistic mock wood panelling!Same size as a real AK-47 Rechargable Battery and Charger included… More >>

CYMA CM.022 Electric Airsoft Rifle

• Fits most pistols
• Adjustable straps for snug fit
• Heavy duty nylon constuction – water and sweat proof
• Includes pouches for spare magazines and ammo
• This item is not for sale in some specific zip codes

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From the same makers of the UTG Shotgun come the high quality and very cleverly designed UTG shoulder holster loaded with features. Universal design to fit most popular auto pistols and revolvers. Modular design allows for both left and right handed use…. More >>

UTG Tactical Shoulder Holster Black for Pistols and Airsoft Guns

• Shoots 6mm plastic BBs
• Spring powered
• The Stinger R39 shoots up to 325 fps, The Stinger P36 has velocities of up to 200 fps.
• The Holster has a quick-release buckle and storage pocket.

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The Ready to play kit comes with 2 spring powered airsoft guns, holster and ammo… all ready to play! The Stinger R39 has flip-up sights and an adjustable hop-up giving it velocities of up to 325 fps. The quick-reload chamber holds up to 350 BBs, and the rifle is equipped with a full-length accessory rail. The Stinger P36 is a great, back-up repeater pistol with a 14-round clip and velocities of up to 200 fps. The Holster has a quick-release buckle and extra storag… More >>

Crosman Ready To Play AirSoft 2-Gun Kit

• caliber: 0.24
• quantity: 10000 airsoft plastic BBs

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10,000 ct. camo-ammo 6mm Bb’s… More >>

Crosman Camo Ammo 6mm plastic airsoft BBs, 0.12g, 10000 rds, green and tan

• New Airsoft Rifle
• P1047
• Full Scale 1/1
• Ak47
• Spring Loaded Cock & Shoot

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Brand New Aifsoft Rifle – AK-47 Style Condition: Brand New Length: 35 Inches Long Banana Style Clip (has slide door to hold extra ammo) Includes working Infrared Red Ray Includes working Spotlight Includes Safety Glasses Includes packet of 6mm airsoft ammo Sling Included Velocity: 250+ FPS … More >>

New Airsoft Toy Rifle Gun AK47 Sniper AK w Infrared Ray

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New Page 1 Brand New Aifsoft Rifle – AK-47 Style Condition: Brand New Length: 35 Inches Long Banana Style Clip (has slide door to hold extra ammo) Includes working Infrared Red Ray Includes working Spotlight Includes Safety Glasses Includes packet of 6mm airsoft ammo Sling Included Velocity: 250+ FPS … More >>

New Airsoft Rifle Gun AK47 Sniper AK w Infrared Ray

Airsoft Gas Guns Accessories for Gas Airsoft Guns

Are you interested in purchasing Gas Airsoft Guns, http://www.softairpro.com/gas-airsoft-guns/ If so, you don’t want to start your shopping experience without first learning a few important things to look in the Airsoft Guns model that you select. If this is your first Airsoft Gas Gun purchase, you may not know everything you should about choosing the right Gas Airsoft Gun for your needs. Replica Airsoft Guns offers these tips to help inform you and prepare you for a satisfying shopping experience and future fun with your Airsoft firearm.

About the Gas BlowBack Air soft Gun 33 Chances are you do want this feature in the air soft guns you select. Basically, blow back occurs when that gas, which propelled the pellet or bb out of the muzzle of the firearm, returns towards the gun in order to put the spring back in place for the next shot. The advantage of blowback is that it makes firing multiple shots with your gas sniper airsoft rifle much easier and faster. That means you’ll have a definite advantage over any competitors who do not have such a feature on their Gas Airsoft Guns.

And not all of them do have blow back. This is only a required feature on the models that are consider automatic or semi-automatic, unlike the shotguns. If you definitely want blow back, then you have to look for these specific types of guns.

Different Types of Gas for Your Airsoft Gas Guns, http://www.softairpro.com

As the name suggests, these soft air guns use pressurized gas to set off the ammo. However, the type of gas used in these firearms varies. Commonly, there are three types of gas options to choose from. One is standard CO2. Another is HFC134a, which is a type of refrigerant. And, finally, some of the guns used a product known as green gas, see green gas airsoft gun, http://www.softairpro.com that is made from a combination of propane and silicone oil. If you’re looking for power, the best choice is the green gas. It’s by far the most powerful of all the propellants on the market.

Keep in mind, however, that not all gas airsoft pistols can use green gas. If you use this gas in firearms which are not created to handle it then you could end up damaging your gas airsoft rifles. No amount of extra power is worth doing that. If you’re no sure whether or not green gas works in your gun, talk to someone who knows at Replica Airsoft Guns. You can contact our customer service department at with your questions.

What About the Prices

Of course another important consideration when you buy any type of recreational item is the cost. While most people would agree that the average Gas Airsoft Guns are reasonably priced, you also want to figure in the prices of your accessories. It’s like purchasing a video game console. You may only budget for the price of the system but you’re also going to need cash for the games, controllers, and other accessories. With these firearms, you’ll want to get more ammo, more gas, maybe a carrying case and lubricant oil, and possibly some handy targets for practicing your ability to aim and hit your target consistently.

Electric Gun and Electric Airsoft Guns

Are you considering getting involved in a new hobby that involves shooting at other people but in a controlled environment with bullets that won’t cause life-threatening injuries? If so you might be trying to decide between a couple of options. You could consider becoming interested in electric airsoft guns, http://www.softairpro.com/electric-airsoft-guns/ for example, or you could think about an activity like paintball or lasertag that have similar elements. While the choice you make will depend on your overall preference, there are some real advantages to choosing the electric gun option.

Electronic Gun Choices

A big reason why Airsoft is so incredibly popular around the world is the variety of electronic guns you can select for playing. Nearly any type of gun is going to be available, including AK47s and sniper rifles that are some of the best sellers. Most of the guns on the market are replicas of authentic guns from the past or present that adds to the realism of play. With paintball and laser tag, you’re not going to see that type of realism. For one, real guns don’t shoot paint or lasers. Of course, there are some choices when it comes to paintball guns. However, you won’t find any options with laser tag equipment that is usually not purchased but rented from the establishment or included in the fees.

Examining the Electric Airsoft Gun Options, http://www.softairpro.com

There are some key differences among all three of these options that you need to understand before we look at those advantages. First, if you’re going to be playing Airsoft then you’ll be using a type of gun that shoots BBs. During the match, you’ll be firing at team members based on a pre-defined scenario. This is very similar to paintball with the exception of the ammo. Airsoft ammo does not normally contain paint. Laser tag is actually very different in terms of equipment – gun only shoots lasers – but is quite similar in terms of overall play dynamics.

Airsoft Electric Gun Cost, http://www.softairpro.com

While price may not be the primary factor in the decision you make, it will probably play an important role. Using an electronic gun is going to be more cost-effective in the long run. Not only do many of the weapons cost less than the paintball varieties but their ammunition is also quite a bit less costly. The cost of about 100 rounds of paintball ammo costs approximately the same as about 1,000 rounds for the average Airsoft gun. With laser tag, you won’t buy any equipment normally and you won’t need ammo, but you’ll have to pay rental costs every time you play and that could add up if you’re regulars. The purchase of either an airsoft electric guns or a paintball gun is going to be a smarter investment long run.

Conclusion – Electric AirSoft Guns

Clearly, there are many good reasons to choose an airsoft electric guns over your other options. But when you make that final choice it’s going to be based on which of these activities you enjoy the most. Based on what most people who have experienced an Airsoft match have said, that’s going to give it a clear advantage over the competition.

As the Sport of Airsoft grows in popularity today, many enthusiasts of both the Sport of Airsoft and the Sport of Paintball have debated over the differences and similarities, in the comparisons of both sports. Questions eventually come to the following: Which sport is better? What sport is more cost effective? What is the difference between Airsoft guns and Paintball guns? Finally, which sport is geared toward a larger demographic of people? I will briefly examine both sides of the Airsoft and Paintball argument and hopefully come to an opinion on which sport is emerging and which sport is fading out.

The initial argument between the Sport of Airsoft and the Sport of Paintball has been the cost differences between each sport. However, if you take a closer look at the costs for each sport you will find that both sports have an initial investment. For both sports, if you want to get completely decked out in every form of equipment available you are looking to spend up into the hundreds of dollars and sometimes into the thousands. There are variations in the pricing, but let’s say you use tons of ammo in Airsoft and not so much (which I think is unlikely) in Paintball then you will spend more on ammo for Airsoft (again this is very unlikely). This money can be spent over a period of time if you are not seriously trying to compete in the sports.

Most people continue to talk about the costs and how one sport is cheaper than the other but it depends on what you want and what you are looking for in each sport that will actually determine what you will spend. This includes everything from the gun, equipment and ammo, to the upgrades. In other words, either sport can be relatively cheap or relatively expensive, it all depends on you.

So if the money is not so important (well it’s important to most, and trust me I am all about getting the best for my money) what are the differences between the sports that one can draw a clear contrast about? What makes one sport different from the other? One of the major differences are the guns for each sport.

All Paintball guns, also known as “Markers,” have a similar style and look, only varying in specifications rather than in styles. There’s not much more to the variations except the quality and effectiveness of the Paintball guns. There is hardly any diversity or character when it comes to each gun simply because they are made to specifications.

Airsoft guns have 1:1 scale replicas. This means they actually look like the real thing, so much so that all the guns come with a federally mandated orange tip. It is interesting to note that these guns also come with metal components making even the weight of the replica guns very similar to the actual gun. Plus, you can find many of the guns that you would have some interest in using, like an M16, Sniper Rifle, or an AK47. Some would say this is scary, but others (including the Airsoft enthusiast) would consider this a great way to own an arsenal that is not lethal, nor illegal for that matter.

I know the reader might be saying that as far as cost’s are concerned, “one cannot draw a conclusion on which sport out does the other,” but as we have looked into the matter deeper we have found that realistic attributes can make a big difference in what you would want to participate in. In fact it makes all the difference for me!

In this part one of The Sport of Airsoft vs. The Sport of Paintball we have concluded that that money or cost has no bearing on whether the Sport of Airsoft is better than the Sport of Paintball.