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Stryker Lite Throat Microphone
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DescriptionIntroducing the latest revolution in Throat Mic technology - The STRYKER LITE! With its unique design and added features, the Stryker Lite is the next generation in throat microphone technology. Improving on the previous single pickup throat mics, the ALL NEW STRYKER LITE incorporates a new high quality acoustic ear coil for added comfort and performance TRUE dual transponders for voice clarity, thicker coily wiring for durability and safety, and a water resistant and user friendly PTT button... |
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The guide to maintaining and tuning a Real Action Marker (RAM) M4 Gearbox: 2010 Major Revision, with 2011 supplements
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DescriptionThis is a straight forward step-by- step guide to the maintenance and tuning of the RAM M4 gearbox. We developed this title with the official help of Albert, the master gunsmith of APSRAM. Sequenced photos are used extensively for clear and concise illustration... |
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Tactical Milsim Airsoft Paintball Weaver Grip & Bipod
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DescriptionDescription Push Button Bipod is spring loaded and made out of military grade plastic. Awesome upgrade for the Sniper. Push a button and the legs extend out 3-1/2". Also is a grip for your paintball gun, length of grip is 5"... |
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Kingman Spyder MR4 Military Sims Semi-Auto Paintball Marker (Matte Black)
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DescriptionDescription NEW for 2010 the Spyder MR4 features the extremely efficient EKO Valve System doubles your air efficiency! This tactical powerhouse delivers a realistic military look including multiple Picatinny Rails for endless scenario modifications... |
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Tactical Milsim Airsoft Paintball Weaver Grip & Bipod
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DescriptionDescription Push Button Bipod is spring loaded and made out of military grade plastic. Awesome upgrade for the Sniper. Push a button and the legs extend out 3-1/2". Also is a grip for your paintball gun, length of grip is 5"... |
Airsoft guns, also known as soft air guns and are usually powered by a mechanism which uses a combination of electric power, spring contraptions or gas. These are guns that shoot small plastic pellets, typically six to eight millimeters around, though there is some debate as to whether the spring powered weapons are actually air guns at all. Some of these guns are used for playing airsoft which was developed mainly in Asia since firearms were illegal, airsoft is sort of like paintball except that the prior is usually done in a military action simulation with clear objectives and not a last player standing wins kind of game (the later one would be paintball).
Paintball and airsoft weapons can be used for different types of contests, however in America, paintball weapons are preferred because they don't resemble actual weapons as much as the airsoft models do.
Air-soft guns were designed to resemble the original models as much as possible, therefore there are several factors you must consider before purchasing one of these replicas. First, there are a couple of factors which are often considered selling points by those dealing with these type of weapons, these are power and precision. Some sellers promise power but precision is just as important. some of the specifications you might want to look at are the speed per second that the gun is able to shoot at and just how fast are the pallets fired from the gun. If the specifications include a comment such as "it can be used indoors" then the quality might not be as good as you want it to be, at the same time you will want to get an airsoft gun which can be used at a closed range without giving you any problem.
Moreover, you should consider local and state laws about firearms. Air-soft guns are not considered firearms but you absolutely must do some research to make sure your state doesn't define "Airsoft guns" as a dangerous weapon. You will also want to double check that your barrel has an orange tip which is the mark that separates Airsoft replicas from actual guns, remember that they are designed as replicas of the original so removing this orange tip would actually be illegal. If you remove this orange tip, a police officer may think you are carrying an actual gun and things could get ugly. So for your own safety, operate these replicas away from public areas, wear protective equipment at all times (face masks, chest and neck protectors, shin and knee protectors and barrel plugs) and DO NOT remove the orange tip, this is to comply with safety procedures and federal regulations.
Remember to keep these valuable replicas away from the reach of children and operate them in designated areas to avoid any problem.
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