A non-functional replica resembling a fragmentation device commonly used in military simulations and recreational wargaming is employed for aesthetic or training purposes. These inert imitations mimic the size, shape, and appearance of... Read more »
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The legality of airsoft devices within New Zealand is determined by their classification under national firearms regulations. These regulations distinguish between items that are considered genuine firearms and those that fall under... Read more »
Specialized equipment designed for female participants in airsoft activities encompasses a range of apparel and accessories. This equipment prioritizes both protection and performance while accounting for the specific anatomical differences of women.... Read more »
The item in question is a specific type of airsoft gun, designed to replicate the M5 variant. It operates using an Automatic Electric Gun (AEG) system, meaning it utilizes an electric motor... Read more »
Modified airsoft replicas represent a segment of the hobby where enthusiasts enhance their equipment’s performance beyond factory specifications. This commonly involves replacing internal components such as springs, motors, barrels, and hop-up units.... Read more »
This refers to a specific brand and individual prominent within the airsoft community. It encompasses a range of airsoft guns, equipment, and accessories marketed under that brand. For instance, it could denote... Read more »
This refers to a specific type of airsoft replica designed to resemble the appearance and general scale of a .50 caliber firearm. These airsoft guns are typically spring-powered, gas-powered (CO2 or green... Read more »
Modifying and personalizing a specific type of airsoft rifle, patterned after the M4 platform, is a common practice within the airsoft community. These alterations can range from purely aesthetic changes, such as... Read more »
These devices are recreational projectile weapons that utilize battery-powered motors to drive a piston, which in turn compresses air to propel plastic pellets. An example of their use is in simulated combat... Read more »
The term denotes airsoft guns that discharge projectiles at a velocity of 500 feet per second (fps). This measurement indicates the speed at which the BB, typically a 6mm plastic pellet, exits... Read more »