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Ronald Frison

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Aug 3, 2024, 6:09:32 PM8/3/24

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Od czasu rozwoju gry w latach 80., airsoft stał się coraz bardziej popularną, złożoną i konkurencyjną grą, z setkami do tysięcy klubw, turniejw i meczw organizowanych na całym świecie każdego roku.

Wraz ze wzrostem popularności, baza graczy i kluby airsoftowe opracowały obszerną listę zasad gry, ktrych gracze muszą znać i rozumieć, aby właściwie uczestniczyć w grze. Kiedy rozpoczyna się mecz? Co należy nosić? Jak można zostać wyeliminowanym? Jak powinni się zachowywać gracze wyeliminowani? Musisz znać odpowiedzi na wszystkie te pytania. I to właśnie dostaniesz w tym wpisie na blogu.

Aby właściwie grać w airsoft, ważne jest poznanie zasad eliminacji: kiedy gracze zostaną wyeliminowani, jak zachowywać się po eliminacji, i co się dzieje w przypadku sporw? Odpowiemy na wszystkie te pytania w tej sekcji.

Airsoft to szybka gra, ktra często wyzwala w ludziach ich konkurencyjny charakter. Oznacza to, że jeśli gracze nie stosują się do właściwej etykiety w trakcie starć, sytuacja może stać się nieprzyjemna. Niektre z tych zasad to konkretne reguły ustalone przez większość klubw airsoftowych, inne to dobre maniery, ale wszystkie są konieczne, jeśli chcesz, aby wszystko przebiegło sprawnie.

Chociaż istnieje wiele ważnych zasad i wytycznych w airsoft, gdybyśmy mieli wybrać jedną, byłaby to znaczenie noszenia odpowiedniego sprzętu. Od masek po gogle i kamizelki, jeśli chcesz bezpiecznie uczestniczyć w sporcie, chronić ciało przed kontuzjami i osiągnąć swj najlepszy poziom, potrzebujesz odpowiedniego sprzętu jeszcze przed rozpoczęciem gry.

Airsoft to konkurencyjny sport, ktry jest grany przy użyciu mocnych replik broni strzelających kulkami. Wymaga to zastosowania zasad postępowania, aby zapewnić bezpieczeństwo wszystkich uczestnikw. Zasady te obejmują przestrzeganie honorowego systemu i zgłaszanie, gdy zostaniesz trafiony, unikanie fizycznych starć, nieprzynoszenie noży, przeprowadzanie kontroli osobistego wyposażenia ochronnego, przestrzeganie zasad scenariusza i wiele innych. Aby w pełni cieszyć się grą w airsoft, przestrzeganie tych zasad jest kluczowe.

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As winter rolls into the midwest, I am thinking about getting an airsoft M&P for indoor practice and fun. But if the pistol can't shoot 3" groups at ten yards I don't have much use for it. What are these airsoft guns capable of?

Don't know about the particular pistol that you have in mind, but generally they are good enough that IPSC has created the Action Air Division for them. I've only seen one stage and the distance wasn't much over 5 meters on that one. People were accurately placing shots on scaled down paper targets and lightweight plates and poppers. They use a stop plate system for reliable timing.

Here's somebody's old match footage from a place I know. The last one of the video (El Presidente Challenge) is from a 10 meter airgun range. Looks like 8 meters, or so, on scaled down targets. The Action Air target is 30cm wide, and the A Zone 10cm (about 4").

I have a pair of these one for me one for my wife. Mine has a red dot holographic sight and I have used it for many years. I like this model for two reasons one of the longer barrel generates more velocity on the pellet and the skeletonized slide reciprocates much more quickly. Trigger pull and handling are close to my 1911 type 38 super competition gun. I have found the gun more than accurate for my drills in the backyard. All distances have been reduced to one third of standard as have all targets. Everything else is the same. I'm a 74-year-old ex-cop X competitor and concealed weapon carrier. I use a Look-alike double-action Airsoft weapon similar to what I carry. Almost all of my self-defense practice these days is done with the Airsoft pistol as I would practice much less having to go to a range and shoot . I shoot at least weekly with the Airsoft pistol as I enjoy it quite a bit. I have no experience with any of the Beretta type competition pistols but I read good things about them and if you're looking for more velocity you might consider going to pistols that will handle both CO2 and green gas. I also use propane conversion as green gas is much more expensive and not more effective. Hope this helps John a Kennedy retired from almost everything but shooting

5.1.2 Approved Action Air Handguns are those which fire projectiles of 6 mm diameter (also see Rule 5.5.4). ...
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5.5.4 Projectiles made of any material other than polymer or biodegradable materials such as starch or bio-plastic are prohibited at IPSC Action Air matches.
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5.6.1 The maximum power factor of projectiles in all Divisions is two Joules or the maximum power factor specified by law in the Region hosting a match, whichever is lower

Not quite sure about how accurate they are, but the quality of BBs will definitely assist with accuracy. I think the key for airsoft pistols are scaled targets. Any particular range you're looking for? If I have some free time, I can see if I can put my airsoft 1911 on some bags and shoot some groups.

Thanks for all the replies. I picked up a licensed M&P to play with. Quite impressed with the quality and trigger. I have to get the co2 needle valve to fill the magazine and then it's off to the basement for fun. Where do you lube these things? I'm assuming the barrel needs no lube, the rails do need lube. but what else? Where are the o rings on these?

CO2 does not have any lubrification mixed in the gas capsule, avoid WD40, use grease for the metal-on-metal slidy/rubby bits (slide rails for example, hammer group). People suggest lithium grease, but I really use what i have at hand.

Another issue has come up. The M&P magazine charges via a needle adaptor. I need that adaptor but Evike, who sold me the gun, says they don't have them. Incredible since they claim they test fired the gun! I am not impressed. What did they do, blow air in by mouth?

I have to make amends. It turns out the M&P runs on propane (green gas) and not co2 like I had thought. Not Evike's fault that I did not know that. The green gas apparently comes in a can with the needle adaptor on it. I ordered the gas and should shoot some groups next week

This thing is a hoot! Good trigger, great feel. Not a replacement for dry fire but a lot more fun. Have to find a way to keep the busted BB's from messing up the basement. A box of wine corks or rags works pretty well. Picked up 4" of foam and will check that, too. Will check groups soon but I do know the 25g BB's shoot low.

Tough to measure groups when shooting through paper with bb's (a lot of rips and tears) but they seem to be about 1 - 1 1/2 at 20 feet. Not bad and that is with sights that are not the best. Shooting low might be related to my sight alignment and not the sights per se.