Airsoft Gun Shop: AEGs, Pistols and Sniper Rifles

Airsoft guns are like paintball guns, but these airsoft weapons shoot 6mm plastic pellet BBs instead of paint. They are meant to be used safely and responsibility. This includes marking weapon barrels with orange tips. Many airsoft weapons are replicas of real guns and often look identical to the real world versions from a distance. Because of this, they are great training platforms for military and law enforcement and fun to shoot. Using an orange barrel tip helps identify that you are playing with an airsoft toy weapon and not a real weapon.

When playing airsoft and shooting airsoft guns, play with the weapons in a safe area with adult supervision, use eye and face protection, and understand your local laws about airsoft guns. While airsoft weapons and airsoft guns may be thought of as toys, they can cause physical harm and property damage if used improperly. Please always play airsoft safely and shoot them responsibility. If you have any questions about airsoft in your area or where you safely shoot your guns, check with your local authorities before playing.

Airsoft BBs are the ammunition used in airsoft guns. These BBs are plastic like ABS and other biodegradable types. They can be 6mm or 8mm in diameter and come in various weights. The airsoft BBs are stored in the airsoft gun magazine. They are fed into the airsoft gun as the airsoft gun fires BBs. You can learn more about airsoft BBs here

Yes, getting shot with airsoft guns can hurt. Airsoft guns can shoot at very high FPS (the speed the airsoft BBs travel). Airsoft BBs will probably hurt your bare skin and even be felt through clothing. When playing airsoft, it is important to protect your eyes, face, head, hands, and other parts of your body. You can do this by wearing airsoft goggles, a face mask, a sweatshirt, gloves, and other protective airsoft gear and equipment. In extreme cases, airsoft BBs have been known to break skin causing red welts, chip teeth (if players don't wear airsoft masks), and cause pain. Keep in mind safety is your responsibility. You must keep yourself safe.

Airsoft guns are not inherently dangerous. However, airsoft guns can be used dangerous if players are shooting them without wearing eye protection and the proper safety equipment. This is because airsoft guns shoot BBs very fast at speeds up to 400+ FPS. If players do not wear eye protection, airsoft BBs can seriously hurt players by injuring their eyes if the BB's hit them in the facial area. The resulting injuries can potentially cause irreparable damage including blindness. Therefore, always wear impact-rated, ballistic eye protection when using or around people using airsoft guns. This applies to players, spectators, and bystanders on the airsoft field. Airsoft BBs traveling at high speeds have also been known to chip teeth and break the skin causing bleeding. This is why it is good for players to wear other protective equipment like facemasks, gloves, and a long sleeve shirt.

No, airsoft guns cannot kill a person. This is because they fire airsoft BB plastic pellets which are not capable of killing a human. They can cause injury to players not wearing airsoft safety gear.

No, airsoft guns cannot fire real bullets or be modified to use real ammunition. While they look similar to real weapons, airsoft guns function entirely different, shoot plastic BBs, and cannot be modified or adapted to use real bullets. Even if someone was able to somehow heavily modify an airsoft gun receiver part to build a gun which could shoot real bullets, it could not handle the pressure and recoil.

Some airsoft guns accessories and components could potentially be used on real guns. Keep in mind real guns are designed with handle the stress of shooting real bullets. The pressure, impact, and recoil of shooting real ammunition can easily destroy the lightweight plastic and metal airsoft accessories and components.