What is the difference between an air gun and an airsoft gun?
In a “Street” situation there may be insufficient time, lighting, angle/perspective to determine the difference even for very well trained people.The difference between BB guns I grew up with and a .45 were pronounced enough to the people familiar with both, that a quick determination was usually possible. Mostly from spotting the features of the BB gun which were clearly NOT features of real guns they were vaguely made to imitate.However I think that is no longer the case. You can NOT tell the difference until you closely inspect many guns/toys! The proliferation of “air soft” near identical pieces makes any casual rapid differentiation impossible.From the muzzle is even more obvious. However any gun might have a .22LR little brother. Lots of AKs and ARs in .22LR for cost, recoil, noise, etc. So based on muzzle diameter you might thing, thats tiny, that isn’t a gun…. WRONG. 0.177 and 0.22 is hardly measurable by eye at arms length.(first image is a .45 1911, second image is a .177 bb pistol, third image is a 1911 in .22LR)You thought that was disconcerting? How about this: “Super Soaker Shotgun”More details if you find images insufficient explanation:Cops: Man Turned Super Soaker Into 20-Gauge ShotgunSo my take on this is: You cannot tell if a toy is a real gun, unless perhaps the out of place nature of a 6ft bouncer/biker/thug/adult/ADULT looking dude carrying a “super soaker” stoically. Even so, he MIGHT just be having a party let loose moment with an actual water gun….… the world is uncertain. Objects don’t kill, judge the situation other ways.
Should I use CO2 or Compressed Air for my VL Triton 2 and Cybrid Paintball guns?
Recently bought two Co2 9/12 oz. canisters for my VL Triton 2 and Cybrid paintball guns. I shot the guns with the new canisters an hour later and I got a huge back-fire of "smoke" from both guns. I understand Co2 releases this "smoke" because its shooting cold air, but I thought this back-fire seemed a bit extreme. The person I bought it from may have been using compressed air, what should these guns be running on??? C02 or Compressed Air????
In "paintballing" does N2 mean compressed air?
N2 is compressed nitrogen. Air contains 20% O2 and 80% N2 roughly. nm
What are the legal restraints in using or carrying an airsoft gun?
No permit is required. However in the event that you're anticipating simply bearing an airsoft gun around you, don't. We needn't bother with an alternate state bill attempting to boycott or screw with the shade of our guns.In the event that you are seen displaying something that resembles a Weapon, you run the danger of individuals utilizing deadly constrain against you. On the off chance that a neighbor reports that you are displaying a weapon and a cop spots you, you may wind up getting shot.
How fast will my airsoft gun shoot.?
Your question is stupid. How fast will it shoot at 50 fps? 50 feet per second (fps) mow ron! You obviously have no business trying to build what you do not understand.
Gas for the airsoft tokyo marui socom mk23?
most powerful to least powerful co2 red gas propane green gas 134 a co2 is made of co2 red gas and green gas are propane with silicon mixed in at varying pressures propane is cheapest 134a is compressed air and the least powerful. American duster gas is slightly more powerful and needs an adpater, available on airsoft atlanta from the company airsoft innovations use anything but co2 or red gas