KWI Airsoft: Operation May Day Airsoft Fox and Hound

What is Airsoft?????

Airsoft is an activity used primarily for recreation where replica firearms shooting 6mm or 8mm plastic rounds are used for personal collection, gaming (similar to Paintball), or professional training purposes (Military Simulations and Police training exercises). A primary difference between airsoft firearms and BB guns is that the former uses plastic pellets and have muzzle velocities of less than 700 feet per second (FPS) on average, which is generally considered safe when used in a controlled environment, while the latter utilizes metal ammunition and shoots at higher velocities (up to, and over 1000 FPS), making them unsuitable for gaming and training purposes.

Airsoft games vary greatly in style and composition depending on location, budget, and the quantity of participants but often range from short-term skirmishes and organized scenarios to military simulations and historical reenactments. Combat situations on the battlefield often involve the use of common military tactics to achieve the objectives set in each game. Participants typically use varying types of airsoft weaponry along with either real or replica military gear and uniforms.Wikipedia

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Feartures Include: ‧Base on the newest model MK17, reproduce all detail completely. ‧The procedure of disassembly as real one, easy for maintenance. ‧CNC Aluminum one piece upper receiver, high rigidness & light weight. ‧CNC Aluminum bolt set, can be hold in open position for Hop-Up adjustment. ‧Aluminum front sight set + steel rear sight set, material and function as real. ‧Stainless one piece gas cylinder set, high reliability & extreme tough. ‧The buttstock combines foldable, retractable, adjustable cheek piece function as real one. ‧The Hop-Up adjustment tool and barrel detach tool hidden in gas tuner, easy to maintenance. Battery and Charger NOT INCLUDED

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Sunday, May 9, 2010

Operation May Day Airsoft Fox and Hound

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