http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/-t1.htm New to airsoft and wanna know what it is. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:52:41 GMT 10 http://i58.servimg.com/u/f58/12/88/00/22/reload16.gif http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/-t1.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/other-equipment-t32.htm CrankJJ
Equipment is generally for increasing combat efficiency, but can be used to provide enhanced realism.]]> Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:52:41 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/other-equipment-t32.htm#33 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/other-equipment-t32.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/pyrotechnics-t31.htm CrankJJ Some airsoft sites allow the use of pyrotechnics, which are small explosive-driven replicas of ordnance such as grenades. Unfortunately, home-made devices of this sort are often unsafe and can lead to serious injury. There are several types of pyrotechnics: pellet grenades which fire out pellets to replicate the shrapnel of a fragmentation grenade; smoke grenades which provide cover to move and fire from behind; and flashbangs/thunderflashes which emit a very bright flash of light (often accompanied ... Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:51:14 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/pyrotechnics-t31.htm#32 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/pyrotechnics-t31.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/legal-issues-t25.htm CrankJJ Airsoft guns and playing airsoft is legal in most parts of the world, but not all. Some countries have specific restrictions such as maximum muzzle velocity, aka fps (feet per second) rules against using the trademarks of real firearms, and 'unrealistic' coloring as to distinguish them from actual firearms. They are legal throughout the U.S, but restrictions exist in certain cities such as Camden, NJ, Newark, NJ, Chicago, IL, and Detroit, MI. The states of New Jersey, Illinois, New York and Michigan ... Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:36:10 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/legal-issues-t25.htm#26 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/legal-issues-t25.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/airsoft-team-explanation-t24.htm CrankJJ There are many organized teams all over the USA and in various countries. Some teams consist of just a few players, who just get together and play during weekends. Some prominent teams have 50 or more players, and are able to send delegations to regional or national events. Competitive teams are those who are able to get special funding or sponsorships in order to compete in tournaments or "bivouacs" (big, multi-day events) held around the country. Most of the well-organized airsoft ... Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:33:04 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/airsoft-team-explanation-t24.htm#25 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/airsoft-team-explanation-t24.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/airsoft-safety-t23.htm CrankJJ While airsoft guns are safe some of the safety precautions that anyone who is handling or shooting an airsoft rifle followed are: to wear protective lenses or goggles, to keep their finger off of the trigger until ready to fire, and only point the gun in a safe direction. Shooters are advised to never point their weapons at animals, nor at unprotected or non-playing people. There are more safety precautions that are included in the user manuals for airsoft weaponry. The power source of the airsoft ... Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:29:53 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/airsoft-safety-t23.htm#24 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/airsoft-safety-t23.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/game-management-t22.htm CrankJJ Airsoft Games can be run by the players themselves using agreed upon rules. However in more organized events a game marshal controls the flow of play and provides on-the-spot rulings. Airsoft game scenarios can vary widely according to mission type, number of teams, number of players per team, in-game objectives or victory conditions, and game durations. Popular game scenarios include center-flag capture or recovery, team flag delivery, hostage-rescue, ambuscades, raids or assaults, and death-match, ... Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:27:17 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/game-management-t22.htm#23 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/game-management-t22.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/honor-system-t21.htm CrankJJ The 'honor system' is employed whereby the players rely on each others' honesty to admit to being hit, because unlike paintballs plastic pellets do not leave a surface mark distinguishable at a distance. While airsoft pellets that contain paint do exist, they are very rarely used by serious players due to their ineffectiveness. Depending on the muzzle velocity of the gun and distance from which a person is shooting, the person on the receiving end of the shot will usually feel the impact, ... Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:26:39 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/honor-system-t21.htm#22 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/honor-system-t21.htm http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/methods-of-play-t20.htm CrankJJ Skirmish "Skirmishing" is the most common form of play. Players may use methods and equipment that may differ from a realistic battle (Hi-cap mags for example). Most players in this group dress in BDUs and have guns ranging for $50 to $2000 in price. These battles can take place any where from an abandoned building, an area of woods, to a farm. CQB, an acronym meaning Close Quarters Battle, or CQC, Close Quarters Combat, is a popular way of playing airsoft. The basic idea ... Airsoft???????? Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:23:59 GMT http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/methods-of-play-t20.htm#21 http://reloadairsoft.forumotion.net/airsoft-f9/methods-of-play-t20.htm