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Best Review on Airsoft Pistols Tactical Spring Handgun

I love this gun i give it 5 starts!!!! When i got it it came with the led light and the blue light Oh and it comes with battery's so don't worry about that. No it is not a machine gun pistol it dose not fire rapidly. In the picture the on and off buttons are black but the guns real on and off buttons are red But that's ok It dose not have a safty on it The red led light is exsterimy strong i saw it from 100 yards
The gun is not that accurate if your like play professionally but if you just want to play air soft with your friends and you need a pistol i DEFIANTLY rec amend this gun
The gun comes with Yellow bullets and in the picture it has righting on the top The gun dose not really have that writeing on it so i was happy about that i love this gun and i rec-amend it to eneyone

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Best Review on GB JG Tactical Airsoft Rifle

Before I bought this gun I've just been using cheap spring-powered pistols and the like during airsoft wars with friends. Deciding I should treat myself, I shopped around a bit until I came across this AEG AK. Getting this gun was like striking gold, and I easily have the best weapon out of all the people I play with.

The gun is built out of mostly metal, with this tough plastic used for the front grip/rails and the handle. It is incredibly robust. Hop-up adjustment is located just under the moveable breech. There are four rails all located near the foregrip, with two large ones on the top and bottom and two on the sides. Battery is in the stock.

Performance-wise, this gun is mean. With .12 ammo it has a decent spread, but if you load it with some .2 bbs it can nail anything with precision under 50 yards. A winding key can be used on the clip and comes in very handy. Battery charge can last for around two dozen full clips of ammo, and despite the fact that this thing burns through its 600-round clip quite fast, its got enough juice to easily last you the whole day. I have no way of figuring out the FPS myself, but I estimate it should easily be around the 400-450 range. You can definitely feel it when you get hit with this gun.

I don't know how well this gun would hold up to the more expensive AEGs out there, but for the price compared to how well this thing performs, I would say that this is a superb entry-level gun. Its devastating for backyard wars with friends, and it will hold its own for serious competition. I have yet to discover any flaw with this gun (some people have mentioned after a while the selector switch can get loose; I've had this gun for two months and the switch is still sturdy). All-and-all, if you want a good airsoft gun in the $100 price range, you will not go wrong with this gun.

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Best Review on BSA Laser Sight With MTS

PURPOSE OF USE
I purchased this battle belt as an entry level option for tactical and sport shooting (run and guns, outside shooting, etc). I was looking to get a system that would hold my holster, pistol mag pouches, and a dump bag or med kit.

FIRST LOOK
After receiving this in the mail, I was pretty impressed with the quality. The NcStar battle belt comes with both the actual snap belt and the molle 'harness,' which was a bonus compared to other similar battle belt systems that make you buy the inner belt seperately. The battle belt is 600D tactical nylon (not mentioned in the description) and more than beefy enough for what I need.

The inside padding has fine mesh for breath-ability, and is stuffed on the inside with what I would call a dense foam. The belt has five rings for H-Harness attachment to your plate carrier, but I was unable to test that feature out as my current plate carrier order is backordered.

There are two rows (x6 hooks) of molle strips on the sides and three rows (x4 hooks) of molle strips on the back of the battle belt. They are held into place with Z or 'zigzag' stitching. The spacing between each molle hook is pretty consistent, although there are some small variations.

The molle harness has slits underneath the sides if you have a drop holster that needs a belt attachment. (rare with cheaper battle belts)

FIT
The inner belt is adjustable to a variety of hip sizes. I wear 31 waist jeans, so I'm on the skinnier side of most people. I had to tighten the fit by loosening the fold-over velcro strap on both sides of the belt and re-adjusting until it felt snug on my hips. When moving from standing to prone position and back again, the belt tends to ride up. A plate carrier would eliminate most of this, but if you don't have one of those you might need to jimmy rig something that ties this to your pants or thread your regular belt through the paracord in the back.

PROS
Overall, the cost to quality ratio is outstanding. The belt fits everything I need, including 2 double condor pistol mag pouches, a holster, and my dump pouch in the back, with room to spare if you wanted to add a flashlight, multitool or phone pouch.

I have a lot of coyote tan products from different companies, but you wouldn't be able to tell the difference with them all added onto the belt.

If you ever break the heavy plastic snap-on buckle (which could happen), you could easily replace it. The belt can be unstrapped and you could remove the broken buckle and put in a metal military side release buckle (or whatever works best).

CONS
The stitching on this belt is not the best in the world. There are areas with frayed threading already, and the belt could use more heavy duty double stitching (The inner belt lacks any double stitching, and the edges of the liner for the molle harness could use more work).

You could break your belt buckle since it's plastic (heavy plastic).

LAST WORD...
You will not find another battle belt of this quality at this price point. With the inner belt, the H harness hooks, the slits in the bottom for drop holsters, and the 600D nylon, you would be well served to buy this if you were a recreational or run and gun shooter looking for more carry options. I can't speak for military, but if you need more molle space outside of your plate carrier and want something cost effective that fits into your system, give this a shot.

I'll try to put up a couple of pics showing my use. Hope this was helpful!

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Read First Before Buy Schmeisser MP44 AEG Airsoft guns

I picked this gun up at a local retail store, so I can't comment on the sellers. However, the performance report is valid, as it is the same gun

First off, Aesthetics.

This gun LOOKS like it will blast you to oblivion. The gun is FULL and i mean, FULL metal with a wood stock. Not a piece of plastic except for the adjustable sight. This gun is 1:1 scale and weighs around 11.37 pounds, very close to the real deal. The gun itself feels excellent when holding it. Most of the weight is concentrated on the left arm, as thats where most of the metal is. Despite the size and weight, if you are a full sized man, this is no problem whatsoever. The wood stock is solid, and is where the battery is stored. On a side note, the gun is very narrow and the wood is a lighter stain. The charging handle makes a very nice "CLACK" sound when pulled back, also very intimidating to your foes.

Overall, totally awe-inspiring and menacing.

Performance.

This gun kicks like a mule. With .25 gram BB's, I ripped through both ends of a can, and you just get the feeling this thing will rip you a new one. The FPS seems to be in the higher 300's with a .20 gram, but I don't have a chronograph so its a rough estimation. However, this WILL hit you HARD, so be careful. The ROF is around 800ish, but I can't really tell due to a lack of a chronograph as mentioned earlier. (Chronographs are expensive you know! least the good ones...)

The gun is accurate by an AEG's standards, the hop up compartment is located on the right side of the gun, and is the standard wheel adjustment. The battery fits in the stock, but not in the traditional sense. The stock is held to the body by a metal pin, you need to remove this to get at the battery storage compartment. Its awkard, and the stock wobbles slightly, but there is no other place one can realisticly fit a battery. It uses a 8.4 volt stick barrery, just a quick tip.

Now, a summary:

The Good:
-its a friggin' MP44, this thing will put the fear of god into your opponents
-you will stand out from the sea of M16 knockoffs
-accurately scaled and weighted, feels like the real thing
-Sights are easy to adjust, as is the hop up
-Accurate
-pretty good ROF of around 750 to 800
-mag cap of 430 is always fun
-Only affordable MP44 in its class
-the weight, its a hefty fella (could be good or bad, but IMO, its good)
-hits the target like a brick, and has a good range (just be sure to use good BB's, and .25 grams would work best IMO)

The Bad:
-stock wobbles slightly due to the way the battery fits, minor gripe, it still feels solid
-sling is cheap, buy a reproduction K98 sling, it should fit

The Ugly:
-um....nothing really comes to mind

Notes:
-not good for backyard brawls or CQB, its too high-powered.
-this thing WILL intimidate other players like nothing else, so be prepared for people to be wary of you in airsoft wars

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Battle Belt

Read First Before Buy Battle Belt Pistol Tan

PURPOSE OF USE
I purchased this battle belt as an entry level option for tactical and sport shooting (run and guns, outside shooting, etc). I was looking to get a system that would hold my holster, pistol mag pouches, and a dump bag or med kit.

FIRST LOOK
After receiving this in the mail, I was pretty impressed with the quality. The NcStar battle belt comes with both the actual snap belt and the molle 'harness,' which was a bonus compared to other similar battle belt systems that make you buy the inner belt seperately. The battle belt is 600D tactical nylon (not mentioned in the description) and more than beefy enough for what I need.

The inside padding has fine mesh for breath-ability, and is stuffed on the inside with what I would call a dense foam. The belt has five rings for H-Harness attachment to your plate carrier, but I was unable to test that feature out as my current plate carrier order is backordered.

There are two rows (x6 hooks) of molle strips on the sides and three rows (x4 hooks) of molle strips on the back of the battle belt. They are held into place with Z or 'zigzag' stitching. The spacing between each molle hook is pretty consistent, although there are some small variations.

The molle harness has slits underneath the sides if you have a drop holster that needs a belt attachment. (rare with cheaper battle belts)

FIT
The inner belt is adjustable to a variety of hip sizes. I wear 31 waist jeans, so I'm on the skinnier side of most people. I had to tighten the fit by loosening the fold-over velcro strap on both sides of the belt and re-adjusting until it felt snug on my hips. When moving from standing to prone position and back again, the belt tends to ride up. A plate carrier would eliminate most of this, but if you don't have one of those you might need to jimmy rig something that ties this to your pants or thread your regular belt through the paracord in the back.

PROS
Overall, the cost to quality ratio is outstanding. The belt fits everything I need, including 2 double condor pistol mag pouches, a holster, and my dump pouch in the back, with room to spare if you wanted to add a flashlight, multitool or phone pouch.

I have a lot of coyote tan products from different companies, but you wouldn't be able to tell the difference with them all added onto the belt.

If you ever break the heavy plastic snap-on buckle (which could happen), you could easily replace it. The belt can be unstrapped and you could remove the broken buckle and put in a metal military side release buckle (or whatever works best).

CONS
The stitching on this belt is not the best in the world. There are areas with frayed threading already, and the belt could use more heavy duty double stitching (The inner belt lacks any double stitching, and the edges of the liner for the molle harness could use more work).

You could break your belt buckle since it's plastic (heavy plastic).

LAST WORD...
You will not find another battle belt of this quality at this price point. With the inner belt, the H harness hooks, the slits in the bottom for drop holsters, and the 600D nylon, you would be well served to buy this if you were a recreational or run and gun shooter looking for more carry options. I can't speak for military, but if you need more molle space outside of your plate carrier and want something cost effective that fits into your system, give this a shot.

I'll try to put up a couple of pics showing my use. Hope this was helpful!

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Best Review on MP7 Airsoft Submachine Black airsoft

4x20 = 4X magnification x 20mm diameter objective lens (the end closest to the target).

Included rings mount to 3/8" "Dovetail" grooves on .22 caliber rifles. Owners manual should list what kind of ring mount (base) is on the rifle or air gun you want to put a scope on. There are bases and rings made for just about every combination possible. And conversion bases to change from one type to another. At the ranges possible with an air gun 4X is sufficient. The higher the magnification the smaller the area (field of view) that you can see thru the scope. For comparison, 4X is used extensively by deer hunters in wooded situations, and some consider that too high. For moving targets and less than 100 yard ranges 4X will work great.

Also Nitrogen filled prevents internal fogging, and is a feature usually used on much more expensive scopes.

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Read First Before Buy NcStar 4X20 Compact Scope SCA420B

4x20 = 4X magnification x 20mm diameter objective lens (the end closest to the target).

Included rings mount to 3/8" "Dovetail" grooves on .22 caliber rifles. Owners manual should list what kind of ring mount (base) is on the rifle or air gun you want to put a scope on. There are bases and rings made for just about every combination possible. And conversion bases to change from one type to another. At the ranges possible with an air gun 4X is sufficient. The higher the magnification the smaller the area (field of view) that you can see thru the scope. For comparison, 4X is used extensively by deer hunters in wooded situations, and some consider that too high. For moving targets and less than 100 yard ranges 4X will work great.

Also Nitrogen filled prevents internal fogging, and is a feature usually used on much more expensive scopes.

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