Safety

After searching high and low, you’ve managed to find the perfect Airsoft replica to take into battle.  Like many others, I am sure you have taken notice of the wonderful bright orange tip at the end of your new replica.  While the orange tip serves a purpose, it seems that it tends to take away

Airsoft, the thrilling and immersive sport that simulates military combat scenarios, has gained immense popularity among enthusiasts worldwide. Whether you are a seasoned player or just starting your journey in the world of Airsoft, one common question that arises is, where exactly can you shoot an Airsoft gun? You may shoot your Airsoft gun where

It’s the perfect day.  The sun is shining bright, it’s not unbearably hot out.  You woke up on your day off from school or work, grabbed your gear and got the guys together for some simulated combat action.  Once heavy into gameplay, Mother Nature seemed to have other plans for everyone and flipped on the rain

Airsoft gun replicas are typically great for plinking, target practice, and simulated combat games.  Airsoft’s versatility has led to replica guns being used in a variety of other applications.  To name a few, some Independent filmmakers have picked up on using Airsoft replicas as movie props. Airsoft guns as movie props are safer and require less red

This may seem like a no-brainer of a question.  Like many others, maybe you have thought about using motorcycle helmets for Airsoft.  Considering that a motorcycle helmet is designed to protect your head (should you crash), it would seem perfectly reasonable that a motorcycle helmet would be sturdy enough to protect your head from 6mm plastic