Yearly Archives: "2014"

Posted On October 14, 2014By Dylan KiddIn Airsoft Tech

17 Issues With Your Airsoft AEG

If you have been the owner of an AEG airsoft gun for any length of time, chances are you’ve had one or more issue with getting it to fire correctly. Here, we will be going over some of the more common issues, and possible solutions. 1. Gun Does Nothing on a Fully Charged Battery – No MOSFET Installed Possible Issue 1: Your fuse has blown Solution: Replace the fuse with a rating of 20 to 40 amps, depending on the gun. If you don’t have a fuse available, you canRead More

Posted On October 10, 2014By Dylan KiddIn Airsoft Guns

Airsoft Claymores and Mortars

Other than grenades there are several other devices that can become an essential part of your load out in the airsoft field. Today we will be going over two of those; claymores and mortars. First we will touch on the M18A1 airsoft claymore. This device is a nice item have with you out in the field however it is mostly just for looks. It is based on the real steel look of a claymore and can be activated by either a remote detonation or a trip wire. It can holdRead More
We have all been there, that is unless you bought a sling from the get-go, it’s been a long open event or MilSim and carrying the gun in hand just isn’t going to work anymore. Your arms are tired, and you don’t want to leave it laying somewhere while you’re doing other things. How are you going to draw your secondary with your primary in hand and the lack of a sling? So you decide to get a sling. But which one? Today we will cover the 3 main typesRead More

Posted On October 6, 2014By Jacob BaitzIn Airsoft Guns

Tippman Airsoft M4 Carbine

The new M4 Carbine by Tippmann is a promising introduction to their airsoft line. The unit is designed to run off of either HPA via a remote air rig or standard 12g CO2 cartridges and is the first of its kind to incorporate a design without the use of any electronics. The rate of fire and velocity is adjustable using a standard Allen key instead of a complex fire control unit. This is all thanks to Tippmann’s patented pressure valve system which provides a simplistic and incredibly durable mechanism. HereRead More

Posted On October 3, 2014By Jacob BaitzIn Airsoft Tactical Gear

Airsoft Patches

Morale patches often consist of cool designs and catchy phrases. However, they don’t provide much more beyond the looks. Identification patches have a far more vital role in all airsoft operations. Knowing who is who and what their job is proves to be essential for being an effective team member. These patches include medical, flag, and other ID patches. In most military simulations, medic patches are required for each squad to easily identify who their medic is. The faster a medic can get to the scene where the player wasRead More

Posted On October 1, 2014By Austin ClineIn Airsoft Guns

Bullpup Versus Standard AR Design

When it comes to airsoft, the bullpup design is far superior to the standard assault rifle design. You can take a bullpup design that is the same overall length of a standard M4 design and get much more range and accuracy out if the bullpup. The bullpup design has the magazine behind the pistol grip making use of the stock that is usually wasted on the standard AR design with fixed stocks. If you are running a CQB or MOUT load out the choice is really which style you prefer,Read More

Posted On September 29, 2014By Austin ClineIn Airsoft Tactics

3 Types of Grenades and Their Applications

In the sport of Airsoft, you want to take any leg up you can get. When I first started playing I remember getting pinned down and not being able to do anything about except telling my teammates where I was taking fire from, and hoping they could hit the player. I had never even considered grenades as a feasible thing in the sport. I began looking for more items to complete my load out when I first stumbled across the Thunder B. 1  The Thunder B The Thunder B isRead More
When we go to an airsoft event we all want to perform the best we possibly can. In order to be at the top of your game it is important to be physically conditioned for an event. We’ll going over some tips here to tell you how to prepare for it before, as well as help recover from it afterwards. This will include physical exercises, as well as how to sty properly hydrated throughout the event. As any of us who have ever participated in an event before know, airsoftRead More

Posted On September 25, 2014By AirRattle TechIn Airsoft Tech

Angle of Engagement

The Angle of Engagement often abbreviated to ‘AoE’ is the angle in which the first tooth on the AEG’s sector gear contacts the piston. For stock guns this is something that can be corrected and greatly help your AEG last longer. You will see that the first tooth of the sector gear engages the first tooth of the piston in such a way that the teeth between the two do not mesh properly. The goal is to have the teeth of the sector gear contacting the piston’s teeth at aRead More

Posted On September 24, 2014By Austin ClineIn Airsoft Guns

My Favorite Primary Airsoft Gun

We all have our reasons for having our favorite primary weapon, be it that you like the Bullpup design, The Standard AR Design, or platform based. My favorite above all would have to be the MTC 2 by ECHO1. When I started playing the sport of airsoft I didn’t fully understand all the aspects of the sport or all the customization that could be done to the guns. After I had played for a while I decided it was time for me to pick up my first real primary weapon.Read More