And all 7 categories i have in my collection and use in games some people hate me for it and some love me for bringing out those rare and somehow pointless ore useless Airsoft replicas 😅
I am someone who uses a shell ejecting gun on a field, (Rare Arms AR-15) but I do 3D print all on my sells, meaning I can get a shell for 0.3p but it is my Milsim only gun, as I can print 3000 rounds it does take a while. There are extremely fun to use (when you don't have to worry about the shells)
That sounds like an absolute blast! If we can figure out how to produce biodegradable shells, maybe shell ejecting replicas can make a splash in the game.
@@USAirsoft but then just like bio BBs the cost of the shells wouldn't be as low anymore. That was always something I didn't get, I think more people would be more inclined to use biodegradables if they were actually cheaper than plastic.
I was at a match once with me and some other dude in the rain. The guy was dressed as a lumberjack with a raccoon hat with a shell ejecting lever action. It was honestly really cool
Hey! Actual M134 owner here! Your comments about this thing are spot on! It's heavy, doesn't really fire that fast, inaccurate, inefficient with air, and horribly unreliable. If I wanted to use an LMG, I have plenty of options that will outshoot this thing for a fraction of the price so you would not get a minigun for any practical purposes. That said, this thing is a definite head turner and crowd pleaser! It is LOUD and everybody on the field knows when you're firing it. I only run this thing for juggernaut games and, as a fellow Texan, we've got several months to go before the weather is really going to make that feasible.
Spot on Comment Jin Action Sports. M132 Microgun owner here and you forgot 1 more little detail: People will run away fast when you fire the Minigun or get scared and take the hit anyway haha.
I own m134 and I’ve only used it a handful of times but I usually get pretty good range and have loads of fun with it, it is a lot to lug around bjt I’m usually to I to the game to get tired, the fire rate on mine seems to be pretty damn high, it dosent sound like it but when firing bjt the output is still higher than most guns, dsg guns do have high fire rate but lack high fps, I run it at 120 psi and usually get more range than I need
One exception to the rule about bulky launchers is the phycological impact that it has. I have a friend that went to a cqb event and he brought an RPG. He had grenade shells loaded in it and made it into a really nasty shotgun pretty much. He then proceeded to lock down an entire third of the field for like half the match. No one wanted to charge that thing. It was glorious.
Knew a dude who ran one of those wild west style revolvers, casually ran into him at weekend fun events and he absolutely loved it, primarily because he liked to shoot it from the hip and feel like a cowboy. Ashamed to admit he hit me a few too many times with that shiny stupid thing
Man that's what I love about this game. You can run the dumbest crap, have a blast, and even do well! I love running akimbo gas blowback M1911s. Stupid and inaccurate, but hella fun and terrifying to be on the opposite end of them.
I don’t airsoft(I’m trying to get into it tho) but I love this guys positivity and respect for people who actually own these airsoft guns. This guy definitely needs a bigger audience
I know it wasn't named, but the 1919 was shown, and I gotta say, running the m1919 with 3 or 4 guys as a squad is so fun. So long as everyone has their own primary you can leave the gun on the tripod and switch on and off as needed
@@AceNightblitz I have two right now, customs seized my RWA one so I got the other one, the customs released my first one. I hope to do something with one of them eventually if I don't sell it first
I love using historical replicas even if they are extremely underpowered compared to other guns but they still have insane giggle factor for me. Oh and i love talking about the guns history with my friends or anyone willing to listen
I understand why it's important to tell people to do their own thing, but also, do appreciate the relief to hear that people don't hold too much value in a certain cosmetic or style. Because it can be just as gatekeeping. I can imagine a world before internet where everyone thinks you HAVE TO HAVE shell ejection air soft guns.
What I find funny is my old teammates used to call my MP5 useless until they got lit up by it in a FFA match, now heir applauding my recent purchase: a f2000. Mostly because of the m4 mag compatibility, but they’re still going “why don’t you just get an m4?!” The reason why? Uniqueness. Why have long standard platform when bullpup can do the same thing?
Lol. Finally ditched my ole faithful M4 for a pair of MP5's, the classic NAVY N variant (favourite gun of all time, Ya could say I'm a die hard fan.) and the MP5K And I'm gonna be using them on the 24th.
I hate the fact that I run an M4, yea granted it's a Krytac Trident Mk2. But still I feel basic running one, atleast I run a H8R gen 2 as a sidearm, I always have fun with it.
Which F2000 did you get? I’ve heard some still have mag compatibility issues if you wanna run mid caps so before I go resorting to risking damaging some PTS EPMs I’d rather find out if there’s an F2000 that doesn’t have the mag issue or if I should just buy cheapish Nuprol midcaps that aren’t £25 a pop.
Im gonna defend revolvers with this statement: To the town of Agua Fria rode a stranger one fine day Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much to say No one dared to ask his business, no one dared to make a slip For the stranger there among them had a big iron on his hip Big iron on his hip It was early in the morning when he rode into the town He came riding from the south side slowly lookin' all around He's an outlaw loose and running, came the whisper from each lip And he's here to do some business with the big iron on his hip Big iron on his hip In this town there lived an outlaw by the name of Texas Red Many men had tried to take him and that many men were dead He was vicious and a killer though a youth of 24 And the notches on his pistol numbered one and 19 more One and 19 more Now the stranger started talking, made it plain to folks around Was an Arizona ranger, wouldn't be too long in town He came here to take an outlaw back alive or maybe dead And he said it didn't matter he was after Texas Red After Texas Red Wasn't long before the story was relayed to Texas Red But the outlaw didn't worry men that tried before were dead 20 men had tried to take him, 20 men had made a slip 21 would be the ranger with the big iron on his hip Big iron on his hip The morning passed so quickly, it was time for them to meet It was 20 past 11 when they walked out in the street Folks were watching from the windows, everybody held their breath They knew this handsome ranger was about to meet his death About to meet his death There was 40 feet between them when they stopped to make their play And the swiftness of the ranger is still talked about today Texas Red had not cleared leather 'fore a bullet fairly ripped And the ranger's aim was deadly with the big iron on his hip Big iron on his hip It was over in a moment and the folks had gathered round There before them lay the body of the outlaw on the ground Oh, he might have went on living but he made one fatal slip When he tried to match the ranger with the big iron on his hip Big iron on his hip Big iron, big iron When he tried to match the ranger with the big iron on his hip Big iron on his hip
I will say this - a few MilSims have a dedicated AT role that requires a launcher. 203s do not count. Furthermore that shotshell RPG can be made to work just fine with taginns, which sort of makes it worth it.
Back in 2005 Canada when I played, running around with an MP7 was considered pretty unique compared everyone else’s AK and M4/16 variants. I loved the slightly off beat. That’s why I bought an XM8 as well. This AEG I would label as “pointless” because it’s just a G36c with bulkier furniture and a barrel that guarantees poorer accuracy. But everyone loved seeing it come out of the gun case.
12:30 So I used an M82A1 from SOCOM Gear year and years ago at one of the Camp Blanding events and it actually *did* serve a legitimate purpose. It scared the living hell out of everyone on the field. I remember that both in the initial briefing and during the match, it inevitably would catch the eye of everyone in attendance. It was well upgraded, in the 450 fps Range and easily hitting out to 275 feet with should sized groupings, and I had zero'd in the scope well enough to be able to put a round (or 3, since it was an AEG) through any window on the field. I remember on Day 2, I went to the tallest building (think it was 6 floors) top floor and whenever I stuck the barrel out the window, everyone would take cover. I mention this because once it was realized by both sides the repeat fire ability of that gun, and their reactions to it, my side starting taking advantage of it and using me as an area of denial mechanism. The sheer terror alone caused movement. My buddy was with me at all times with his CAW Six Pack (remember those?) and an, at the time, brand new CA M249 Para. And basically they just moved us around the field to lock down whole sectors. IDK if these would still carry that terror power but some might just by showing up and that can be an advantage all of their own.
When I bring mine to the field the joy and terror is still their brother😎 mine is bolt action and all stock thinking about upgrades but don't know where to start
i have the Snowwolf M82 and usually everyone just looks and says. looks nice but useless. until i show them where i hid the HPA hose and tell them they have to be at least 150 meter away from me so i dont hit them XD. most dont believe it until i wave at them from 120 meters and give them a demonstration XD. big and heavy guns are laughed at most of the time. especially in Germany. But when they perform? ho boy they runnin
My M82 is still a showstopper. You're right- it's not the best gun and needs a TON of work to upgrade- but by god when the enemy sees me pop up on the back line they all disappear.
Minuguns can be useful if you play with certain rules. I knew someone who played with friends and they had a big heavy minugun with a shield on it, along with the shield he had a helmet and armored pants so you could only "Damage" him if you hit his chest or back. The Minugun only really served for the aesthetic and to lower his mobility further as what is essentially a tank shouldn't be super mobile
I would like to point out that Swamp Sniper used a lever action during one of his post-apocalyptic events, and he was able to snipe people from across the pond with it while performing a series of "test shots".
I went against your advice and bought a aeg and a couple attachments for them and the results were, well… Awesome!!!! I am so glad i found your channel you have helped me and influenced me in my decisions in getting airsoft into my list of hobbies!
I might sound biased because I use one but I feel that the P90 in an airsoft is really good especially for cqb and for cqb situations in milsims. You can get 200 round mags from krytac or even box mag which can hold a thousand BB’s. The P90 also has the ability to do semi when it’s set to full auto which is nice in my opinion. I use mine frequently at my cqb field and love using it. I’ve been told during sessions that people tend to avoid me just to not get shot by it because of how quickly I can use it.
I played airsoft for almost 15 years and I came to the conclusion that although a lot of guns I bought looked amazing and got a lot of compliments on, sadly without ammo limitations in the magazine, a lot of the "cool" weapons were getting surpassed by the average MP5 or M4. The real life advantages of things like machineguns, shotguns, sniper rifles and revolvers, are usually related to the power and range of their calibers, or the amount of ammo they can fire without having to reload. In airsoft, almost every one shoots the same 6mm BB, and with high caps, even a G36K could be used for suppressing fire. No one is intimidated by a guy carrying an M60E3 (unless its shooting at 430FPS) or afraid to peak out of cover caus the enemy has a Desr.et Eagle.
I find it pretty ironic that I already have half of this list and am really wanting the other half. I have 2 Desert Eagles (the discontinued full-auto ones) an M82 .50 cal and 4 revolvers. Everything you have stated about them are true. Almost anything else would be better and out performs it by a mile. Are they efficient? Heck no. Are they Fun for me? So much!
I own the m132 instead of the 134. And I gotta say, the shorter barrel and lighter weight makes it extremely viable to use whenever your field allows it. I also prefer the chainsaw handle grip compared to most traditional mg. Most people call it the minigun from wish when they see the tiny compact size compared to the 134 lmao. But once you bring it on the field, everyone’s ducking
Kwc DEAGLE need I say more? Completely overweighted and has a heavy kick, I love it so much though The thing is though, the capacity of the airsoft deagle is massive compared to other pistols
Also, the deagle has a slightly longer barrel then most pistols, and preferably the folio Marui one I had was very precise all the way up to 60 meters or so
They should make the minigun have a shield that you can use while walking so you can rush people and scream "HA HA HA I AM BULLETPROOF!!!" Use for revolver: become the spy.
As for a launcher, I’ve seen a small team (joined up with ‘‘em during a weekend skirmish to counter snipe for them as they didn’t have a sniper) they used it as a mortar and got a nice number of kills shooting it into some chokes.
For launchers, "YOU'RE" not targeting vehicles lol. Imperium Airsoft here in the UK has 2 tanks, at least 2 heavy transports, and 2 light transports that they use at their weekend games
for shell ejecting guns: they might be have some drawbacks such as u must retrieve ur shells, plus u may lose some shell in the process of playing AND their performance might be worse comparing to aegs BUT theyre super cool to play with!
@@sweatyapplesauce I mean, if your planning on killing people. Yes, airsoft seems pointless in that regard. But some people want to shoot at each other and have fun. Without the risk of dying.
I'm running a Novritsch SSG96 and a vfc MP7 AEG as a sidearm. My sidearm isn't a pistol, so it isn't that tiny package that works well as a backup, but having a red dot on a gun that can expand to be a rival to assault rifles within a small package that you can holster is a huge benefit for me.
I disagree about the uselessness of lever actions. I have an A&K mare's leg which I've tapped with an Amped IGL and modified to accept MP5 magazines or an Angel custom drum. Yes, it does take some work to get a lever action working well, but they make great marksman rifles. They're almost certainly more practical than bolt guns as far as fire rate is concerned.
Even just upgrading and tuning a solidly built lever gun to use instead of a bolt gun makes sense to me. Follow up shots are easier, you don't need to break your cheek weld to run the action, and you can shoot significantly faster than a bolt action. Yes, if you plan on getting stuck in against people using AEGs, you're gonna have a bad time. But for a marksman role I feel it just wins out overall.
@@impguardwarhamer Spitzer bullets, stripper clips, and the desire for a full-power rifle cartridge. Sure, a Winchester 1873 can hold a dozen rounds of .44-40, but the army would rather have a trapdoor Springfield in .45-70 that can drop a horse at 500 yards (not that most soldiers could get those hits). You see a similar concept in WWII with officers getting SMGs, while the standard infantry got bolt-guns.
I decided I wanna get into Airsoft not too long ago, and I picked up a Smoke Wagon as my first gun. I knew going in it's not very practical but I'm all about twirling one like I'm Revolver Ocelot to the point where I've been practicing in my free time with it. But I noticed a couple things with it that make it not as bad as you'd think. For starters, it's a slip gun which means you can essentially slam-fire with it, just hold down the trigger and you can fire as fast as you can pull the hammer back. Just learn where your thumb has to be so it doesn't bite you, cuz that'll hurt. Another thing is that the shells load from the back, so if you need to reload or wanna top-off your gun you don't have to actually remove them which gives it an edge over other shell ejecting guns. Just have a BB pouch handy in your loadout and load em' one at a time, I only got extra shells so I can put em' in a bandolier for style points. The last thing to note and what I have yet to do is to get an extra or 2 and make that your extended mag, it's much quicker to pull out another gun than it is to reload any other pistol for most people. Other than that look up some videos on Cowboy action shooting to learn the techniques for how to shoot one effectively and get some gloves if you wanna practice goofy things with em'. Hope this helps
They thought so as well but after i cleared got 5 players with 2 shots of my APS Shell ejecting shotgun they quickly regretted it :3 i wouldn’t say its pointless if you get the shellnet it looks a bit goofy but i will never forget the look of disbelief of the 150 men behind me in the line for crono after i shot that thing xD. I wonder why a few came to me and literally asked me to play in their team when i pulled it up onto the field xD
My girlfriend runs a gas blowback MP7 from WE, and a Tokyo Marui 5-7 which makes for a banger loadout! I'm on the Krytac gang personally with a SR-47 and Kriss Vector for primaries, and a CZ-p09 pistol for secondary. The point of airsoft is to have fun, I ran a Desert eagle and the CZ p09 in akimbo with lasers and those 2 rounds were the most fun I had in a while despite losing both rounds🤣🤣🤣 Edit: If anyone sees this I wanted to ask if you would have experience with the Tokyo Marui 5-7, my girlfriend had some issues with the mags on it where towards the end of the mag the last 3-4 BB's get stuck and need a lil push to get unstuck, helps appreciated.
The fact that the revolver only has 6 shots makes the Game much more exciting. And I've never caught my finger on my A&K leaver action. probably because I have little fingers or observe the long finger rule
I think that for accessories, a highly magnified scope is pointless as well. Especially for sniper players. Those highly magnified scopes on sniper rifles are mostly used for a long-distance sniping, but in airsoft games, we can’t hit a target that far away with an airsoft sniper. I think that a 3-9*40 scope is the best choice for airsoft sniper players.
As a reenactor, I think those anti material (M2, M1A1 bazooka, etc) are good substitutes in that field. Totally impractical in airsoft but a gas M2 or bazooka would be a lot cheaper than the real deal and be great for a display or even for a battle reenactment. All the M2 would have to do is make noise (gas) and the bazooka would just need to be the one that shoots a nerf football. It’s not practical in airsoft but at least some practical use can be gotten from them
I got the ASG Dan Wesson entirely because “I lost 50,000 men in the blink of an eye, and the world just watched.” It’s entirely a statement and execution piece for milsim, there to grab attention and send a message. As for my 10-11 pound Mk14, literally just “carry heavy unique thing.” Both have served me well tho!
I have a Colt Python to go along with my custom Beretta 96 because "I have *this!*" I totally feel that. Revolvers are fun. Even running the H8R in single action is a blast in CQC.
As someone who ran the Marui Thompson when it came out, and then traded it in for an AK and some extra kit, I heartily agree with 'use what you want and be inefficient if it makes you happy'.
I have recently treated myself to a Silverback HTI, the big .50cal brother of the SRS and I love it. In contrast to pretty much any other high caliber replica on the market it actually offers fantastic performance and actually takes advantage of the massive size by giving you the mother of all cylinders. Would an SRS be a more practical choice? Yes. But no SRS will ever turn so many heads as that beast of a thing. Even got the dedicated suppressor for it to make it even more ridiculous!
Great video. I absolutely adore the micro gun, but will never own one. Most pointless gun I personally own is the old KSC Auto9. I will never, ever run it. Can't use the full auto function because the entire outer shell of the gun is made of a cheapish feeling plastic and they have a habit of cracking along the upper receiver if you use full auto. Can't just run it in semi because, well, it kinda sucks for range. Finding a reliable holster to fit it is a pain. But damned if I don't love owning it simply because it's a goddamn Auto9. One day I'll pick up the steel KSC M93 and Mafioso kit...but until then, the cheapy Auto9 will have a place of honour in my collection. It's awesome G&G sponsors you, btw! I am a huge G&G fan, especially as I live in Taiwan. My go-to primary for a few years now has been their F2000.
Interesting point about the Desert eagle. I bought one to share with my friends and have a good time but 3 years down the track it's become my permanent sidearm in all airsoft games because it's performance is insane. Yes it's heavy and doesn't fit a conventional holster, i holster it in my radio pouch on my chest rig. Yes it's recoil is higher than probably most pistols but it's performance makes these two issues really non issues. Out of the box no mods my cybergun DE50.AE gets 400 fps on 0.3bbs and shoots straight for about 45-60 meters. I swapped it out as for my WE glock 34 as it simply outperforms and is more reliable than it.
Also, revolvers are the number 1 best gun simply for the humiliation factor. Ps lever actions beat bolt actions everyday so long as it's good quality. The fire rate coupled with being able to stay on target while rechambering is peak performance.
The biggest downside of airsoft is that SMGs and ARs are always the best. Because they can shoot fast, accurate and have big mags. I love semi-autos like my SKS EBR but it can't compete with ARs. The only advantage is that they're sometimes more accurate and can shoot further, to the point of being considered snipers
Always wanted an RPG. Got myself an RPG. Mostly hangs on my wall and looks awesome, although I'll often take it down and walk around my house with it because its an RPG. Its terribly impractical and I have an m203 that's arguably better in almost every way, but its not an RPG. Finally got myself some taginn rounds but unfortunately my local field is closed for repairs so im waiting for it to open back up so I can RPG >:y not practical at all but I love it.
As a microgun owner, I can testify the shock factor is a big win for the user, it’s range is iffy at first, and takes some fine tuning. My full kit is 80+ pounds for event with 2 HPA tanks and about 20,000 rounds of ammo, but this includes several other things like water, food, some medical supplies, the little things that help a lot. I don’t recommend it for anyone with a weak back or legs, because if you put it on a sling, and you will want to, it’s a BRUTAL stain on your back. I couldn’t even walk the day after I ran it for the first time at a MILSIM (large hills are brutal), but it’s so much fun to use, and it’s not entirely bad, it’s just heavy, eats air, and is also a HUGE magnet for you getting targeted, but it’s still a fun gun and I recommend it to anyone with the money and strength.
It's a reason to go outside and have some fun, nothing wrong with any of them - only gets better if if peeps like playing with limited weapons. Kinda like old guns in general vs newer autos, an AK would probably outperform a musket in most ways but there's still a nostalgia to be had in playing with the musket or simulating combat with it
Running a chrome Desert Eagle regularly as my sidearm (occasionally primary) lmao. My biggest complaint originates from the iron sights, without dots it's difficult to aim quickly in a fight.
I honestly didn't think i would see a desert eagle here. Its the gun you buy because its in your favorite movies and videogames. I know its a 5 lb gun which is the same wight as a ploymer m4 but they really kick like a mule. In terms of kick its probably up there with the kwc mini uzi. The best of the 3 is the we. The we has the trades stamped on instead if lazer engraved or painted on so they are nigh unwearable. It can also ise both green gas and co2. Of course co2 has more kick and shoots far too hot fir most placed that have pistol rules and even on green gas same thing but a npas will fix that unlike co2 where tlu really have to crank the npas and that might not be enough.
Absolutely agree with the Minigun. It’s got the rule of cool going for it, and that’s about it. Now I may not be super experienced at airsoft, but if I needed something big to fill a heavy support role, I’d probably go with the Krytac Trident MK2 LMG. Or even some other LMG.
I haven't had the time to play airsoft in the last 3 years, I haven't even gotten to use my newest gun yet, yet I still watch your channel cuz it's fun lmao
the only airsoft gun I own is a Sig P230 from before Sig stepped into the airsoft market themselves when they were just licensing their gun designs out, it's just a cheap little spring powered one, still comfy in the hand though
Tokyo Marui Colt Python is a nice revolver that I have seen on the field and have owned two before. Considering to buy one for next summer. It's a 24-shot revolver, each chamber holds four bb's but still. Usefull and accurate revolver!
I use WW2 replicas. My favorites are the MP40 and M1919 Browning Machine Gun. We played king of the hill, I held my position. I don't think they expected my backpack to carry spare batteries and ammo. Then Covid hit and I haven't gotten to play.
The closest thing to Airsoft in my country, Australia, are Gel Blasters. The main Airsoft manufacturers make high quality Gel Blasters for sale over here. I have a gold Hi-Capa 5.1 (I love it), a Well Green gas MP5k (also love it) plus M82, M249 and an M203 that's practically a pump shotgun with a gel ball reservoir. Haven't gone to a game yet, but I think I'm all set with some practical choices and some "Hey look at my awesome blaster" ones. I saw a break open gas powered shell grenade launcher for the price of a Hi-Capa pistol and it's ridiculous. One shell and once fired, it needs to reloaded with both balls and gas, so not only not practical; but not worth the price. I find it funny that NYC are classifying Gel Blasters as restricted firearms, just like Airsoft is classified as restricted firearms here. Anyway, great video; can't wait for more... :)
Using ridiculous or pointless weapons in airsoft is like using cursed gun builds in a Call of Duty game... You do it to have fun and to hear the reactions you get when you bust it out at the field
I know it's slightly off topic but I got here from watching your DIY target box video and you clearly are on top of this game bc already at the 45 sec mark I get another awesome PVC target holder setup idea. Thanks for the ideas and keep making sweet videos bc I just subbed :D Also 27 for the deagle is a lot? I get 28 out of my Hi Capa 5.1 clone...
6:36 stuck XD From a practical point that "heavy weapons" are useless because the limitations on power. The only reason to use an Anti Material Rifle is the distance, but on Airsoft you have limit by safety, so the M82 has the same than a normal one on range.
Another thing about the desert eagle is that some fields you can’t play at with it! Like at my field, we have a 350fps limit, and someone once brought one and he couldn’t use it
I used to run with a Steyr Aug that was tweaked up to the legal limit at the time (15 odd years ago in the UK. Specs I can't remember) But fired at a higher RoF and more powerful than stock. Needed an external battery pack to power properly. Had it wired to my vest. Had a connector along the wire so I could detach the wire and gun easily. Was a pretty neat set up. Loved that thing with a Red Dot holo sight. Also ran with dual Glock 17s as secondaries - Stock. Loved my local Airsoft site. Was a heavily wooded area, Some of the most fun memories I have with my mates. Running and gunning at that place.
I used a pair of marui desert eagles as primary weapons for a long time, one is bone stock apart from the gold paint job I did on it, the other has a modified hopup unit and a cut down l96 inner barrel and is super accurate. For CQB or FIBUA games, they were my go to, sure you're not going to be suppressing anyone and once you take your first shot you aren't stealthing anywhere but for me, they were a reliable and low drag (mags kept in jacket pockets so they were warm year round) and if you needed to get into a building you could get in fast as you dint have a bulky rifle to contend with. That said, I also have a bunch of other airsoft kit for other environments, snipers, shotguns, long and short rifles etc
I’ve never owned an m4, the closest thing I ever had to an m4 was a Vietnam m16 that I sold after never using it 😂, I’ve owned 2 AKs, 1 mp5, 1 vector, 1 CYMA sniper, 1 Glock, 1 novritsch hicapa, and yeah that’s about it
A shout out to the 12,500 new subscribers this video brought in! Let’s get this to 35,000 likes while I work on the next countdown!
Very nice
And all 7 categories i have in my collection and use in games some people hate me for it and some love me for bringing out those rare and somehow pointless ore useless Airsoft replicas 😅
Are we gonna address the channel member who’s name is “I’d Spread My Cheeks For You Any Day Dad?” I about died laughing when I saw it lmao.
Almost there
recently took a shine to airsoft, i wanna buy the Franchi spas
I am someone who uses a shell ejecting gun on a field, (Rare Arms AR-15) but I do 3D print all on my sells, meaning I can get a shell for 0.3p but it is my Milsim only gun, as I can print 3000 rounds it does take a while. There are extremely fun to use (when you don't have to worry about the shells)
Can you send me the print file? I wanna use mine also. Did you know you can use empty 5.56 shells also? I put those in it also
@@jclute7038 Brass is rather expensive. Better to keep it.
That sounds like an absolute blast! If we can figure out how to produce biodegradable shells, maybe shell ejecting replicas can make a splash in the game.
@@USAirsoft but then just like bio BBs the cost of the shells wouldn't be as low anymore. That was always something I didn't get, I think more people would be more inclined to use biodegradables if they were actually cheaper than plastic.
@@USAirsoft walk up to somone fire over their head and make a shell hit them to eliminate them the American way
I was at a match once with me and some other dude in the rain. The guy was dressed as a lumberjack with a raccoon hat with a shell ejecting lever action. It was honestly really cool
You came across the ghost of Davy Crockett
"I may be a lumberjack, but even I don't want to deal with no liberals on my property..."
Was it in CT?
@@stevenrosa80yes
@@stevenrosa80 yes it was
Hey! Actual M134 owner here! Your comments about this thing are spot on! It's heavy, doesn't really fire that fast, inaccurate, inefficient with air, and horribly unreliable. If I wanted to use an LMG, I have plenty of options that will outshoot this thing for a fraction of the price so you would not get a minigun for any practical purposes.
That said, this thing is a definite head turner and crowd pleaser! It is LOUD and everybody on the field knows when you're firing it. I only run this thing for juggernaut games and, as a fellow Texan, we've got several months to go before the weather is really going to make that feasible.
I read this whole thing with the mindset that you were an ACTUAL M134 owner and I was awfully confused.
Spot on Comment Jin Action Sports.
M132 Microgun owner here and you forgot 1 more little detail: People will run away fast when you fire the Minigun or get scared and take the hit anyway haha.
@@Avocado7765 same
I own m134 and I’ve only used it a handful of times but I usually get pretty good range and have loads of fun with it, it is a lot to lug around bjt I’m usually to I to the game to get tired, the fire rate on mine seems to be pretty damn high, it dosent sound like it but when firing bjt the output is still higher than most guns, dsg guns do have high fire rate but lack high fps, I run it at 120 psi and usually get more range than I need
Will say tho in the short time I’ve used it the people that see me pointing it at them run or take cover fast
One exception to the rule about bulky launchers is the phycological impact that it has. I have a friend that went to a cqb event and he brought an RPG. He had grenade shells loaded in it and made it into a really nasty shotgun pretty much. He then proceeded to lock down an entire third of the field for like half the match. No one wanted to charge that thing. It was glorious.
Knew a dude who ran one of those wild west style revolvers, casually ran into him at weekend fun events and he absolutely loved it, primarily because he liked to shoot it from the hip and feel like a cowboy.
Ashamed to admit he hit me a few too many times with that shiny stupid thing
Man that's what I love about this game. You can run the dumbest crap, have a blast, and even do well! I love running akimbo gas blowback M1911s. Stupid and inaccurate, but hella fun and terrifying to be on the opposite end of them.
@@aidancallahan4217 I ran a EF M9 on full auto with a stubby foregrip because it was funny. I called it my mini GBB MP5K
@@aidancallahan4217 get it? have a blast?
Hey guys were ya goin
You’re pretty good.
not
I don’t airsoft(I’m trying to get into it tho) but I love this guys positivity and respect for people who actually own these airsoft guns. This guy definitely needs a bigger audience
Did you finally get into it?
I know it wasn't named, but the 1919 was shown, and I gotta say, running the m1919 with 3 or 4 guys as a squad is so fun. So long as everyone has their own primary you can leave the gun on the tripod and switch on and off as needed
The m1919 is awesome! I P-Stared F2’d mine and it’s awesome! Chews through ammo now faster than when it was an AEG…but its so much quieter now
@@AceNightblitz I have two right now, customs seized my RWA one so I got the other one, the customs released my first one. I hope to do something with one of them eventually if I don't sell it first
I just wanna get one and wrap a towel around the barrel shroud like I’m playing WaW again.
I want to see a japanese type 92 MG get made
Hell yeah ww2 weapon!
I love using historical replicas even if they are extremely underpowered compared to other guns but they still have insane giggle factor for me. Oh and i love talking about the guns history with my friends or anyone willing to listen
Yea, the limitations of the revolver are the main reason I use it. A sort of self imposed challenge, on top inability to play well.
Do you like to reload during a battle?
@@TheEmperorHyperion that’s the point…
@@TheEmperorHyperion the reload times are exhilarating.
@@chelbel0624 I'm hoping the question is a metal gear reference
That and the fact you can print cartridges for a 20th of the price...
But yeah, getting 5 outs out of a 6 shells mag... Pretty awesome
You achieve legend status for dressing like a cowboy, using a lever action shotgun, and dual revolvers in a non western game
I understand why it's important to tell people to do their own thing, but also, do appreciate the relief to hear that people don't hold too much value in a certain cosmetic or style. Because it can be just as gatekeeping. I can imagine a world before internet where everyone thinks you HAVE TO HAVE shell ejection air soft guns.
What I find funny is my old teammates used to call my MP5 useless until they got lit up by it in a FFA match, now heir applauding my recent purchase: a f2000. Mostly because of the m4 mag compatibility, but they’re still going “why don’t you just get an m4?!”
The reason why? Uniqueness. Why have long standard platform when bullpup can do the same thing?
Yeah i love the f2000 so thats my first gun as its my fav weapon irl
Lol. Finally ditched my ole faithful M4 for a pair of MP5's, the classic NAVY N variant (favourite gun of all time, Ya could say I'm a die hard fan.) and the MP5K And I'm gonna be using them on the 24th.
Because bullpup almost always ugly hehe
I hate the fact that I run an M4, yea granted it's a Krytac Trident Mk2. But still I feel basic running one, atleast I run a H8R gen 2 as a sidearm, I always have fun with it.
Which F2000 did you get? I’ve heard some still have mag compatibility issues if you wanna run mid caps so before I go resorting to risking damaging some PTS EPMs I’d rather find out if there’s an F2000 that doesn’t have the mag issue or if I should just buy cheapish Nuprol midcaps that aren’t £25 a pop.
Im gonna defend revolvers with this statement: To the town of Agua Fria rode a stranger one fine day
Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much to say
No one dared to ask his business, no one dared to make a slip
For the stranger there among them had a big iron on his hip
Big iron on his hip
It was early in the morning when he rode into the town
He came riding from the south side slowly lookin' all around
He's an outlaw loose and running, came the whisper from each lip
And he's here to do some business with the big iron on his hip
Big iron on his hip
In this town there lived an outlaw by the name of Texas Red
Many men had tried to take him and that many men were dead
He was vicious and a killer though a youth of 24
And the notches on his pistol numbered one and 19 more
One and 19 more
Now the stranger started talking, made it plain to folks around
Was an Arizona ranger, wouldn't be too long in town
He came here to take an outlaw back alive or maybe dead
And he said it didn't matter he was after Texas Red
After Texas Red
Wasn't long before the story was relayed to Texas Red
But the outlaw didn't worry men that tried before were dead
20 men had tried to take him, 20 men had made a slip
21 would be the ranger with the big iron on his hip
Big iron on his hip
The morning passed so quickly, it was time for them to meet
It was 20 past 11 when they walked out in the street
Folks were watching from the windows, everybody held their breath
They knew this handsome ranger was about to meet his death
About to meet his death
There was 40 feet between them when they stopped to make their play
And the swiftness of the ranger is still talked about today
Texas Red had not cleared leather 'fore a bullet fairly ripped
And the ranger's aim was deadly with the big iron on his hip
Big iron on his hip
It was over in a moment and the folks had gathered round
There before them lay the body of the outlaw on the ground
Oh, he might have went on living but he made one fatal slip
When he tried to match the ranger with the big iron on his hip
Big iron on his hip
Big iron, big iron
When he tried to match the ranger with the big iron on his hip
Big iron on his hip
I will say this - a few MilSims have a dedicated AT role that requires a launcher. 203s do not count. Furthermore that shotshell RPG can be made to work just fine with taginns, which sort of makes it worth it.
Back in 2005 Canada when I played, running around with an MP7 was considered pretty unique compared everyone else’s AK and M4/16 variants. I loved the slightly off beat. That’s why I bought an XM8 as well. This AEG I would label as “pointless” because it’s just a G36c with bulkier furniture and a barrel that guarantees poorer accuracy. But everyone loved seeing it come out of the gun case.
12:30 So I used an M82A1 from SOCOM Gear year and years ago at one of the Camp Blanding events and it actually *did* serve a legitimate purpose. It scared the living hell out of everyone on the field. I remember that both in the initial briefing and during the match, it inevitably would catch the eye of everyone in attendance. It was well upgraded, in the 450 fps Range and easily hitting out to 275 feet with should sized groupings, and I had zero'd in the scope well enough to be able to put a round (or 3, since it was an AEG) through any window on the field. I remember on Day 2, I went to the tallest building (think it was 6 floors) top floor and whenever I stuck the barrel out the window, everyone would take cover. I mention this because once it was realized by both sides the repeat fire ability of that gun, and their reactions to it, my side starting taking advantage of it and using me as an area of denial mechanism. The sheer terror alone caused movement. My buddy was with me at all times with his CAW Six Pack (remember those?) and an, at the time, brand new CA M249 Para. And basically they just moved us around the field to lock down whole sectors.
IDK if these would still carry that terror power but some might just by showing up and that can be an advantage all of their own.
When I bring mine to the field the joy and terror is still their brother😎 mine is bolt action and all stock thinking about upgrades but don't know where to start
i have the Snowwolf M82 and usually everyone just looks and says.
looks nice but useless.
until i show them where i hid the HPA hose and tell them they have to be at least 150 meter away from me so i dont hit them XD. most dont believe it until i wave at them from 120 meters and give them a demonstration XD. big and heavy guns are laughed at most of the time. especially in Germany. But when they perform? ho boy they runnin
My M82 is still a showstopper. You're right- it's not the best gun and needs a TON of work to upgrade- but by god when the enemy sees me pop up on the back line they all disappear.
How did u zero it so good?
Minuguns can be useful if you play with certain rules. I knew someone who played with friends and they had a big heavy minugun with a shield on it, along with the shield he had a helmet and armored pants so you could only "Damage" him if you hit his chest or back. The Minugun only really served for the aesthetic and to lower his mobility further as what is essentially a tank shouldn't be super mobile
I would like to point out that Swamp Sniper used a lever action during one of his post-apocalyptic events, and he was able to snipe people from across the pond with it while performing a series of "test shots".
I went against your advice and bought a aeg and a couple attachments for them and the results were, well…
Awesome!!!!
I am so glad i found your channel you have helped me and influenced me in my decisions in getting airsoft into my list of hobbies!
I might sound biased because I use one but I feel that the P90 in an airsoft is really good especially for cqb and for cqb situations in milsims. You can get 200 round mags from krytac or even box mag which can hold a thousand BB’s. The P90 also has the ability to do semi when it’s set to full auto which is nice in my opinion. I use mine frequently at my cqb field and love using it. I’ve been told during sessions that people tend to avoid me just to not get shot by it because of how quickly I can use it.
I played airsoft for almost 15 years and I came to the conclusion that although a lot of guns I bought looked amazing and got a lot of compliments on, sadly without ammo limitations in the magazine, a lot of the "cool" weapons were getting surpassed by the average MP5 or M4. The real life advantages of things like machineguns, shotguns, sniper rifles and revolvers, are usually related to the power and range of their calibers, or the amount of ammo they can fire without having to reload. In airsoft, almost every one shoots the same 6mm BB, and with high caps, even a G36K could be used for suppressing fire. No one is intimidated by a guy carrying an M60E3 (unless its shooting at 430FPS) or afraid to peak out of cover caus the enemy has a Desr.et Eagle.
I find it pretty ironic that I already have half of this list and am really wanting the other half. I have 2 Desert Eagles (the discontinued full-auto ones) an M82 .50 cal and 4 revolvers. Everything you have stated about them are true. Almost anything else would be better and out performs it by a mile. Are they efficient? Heck no. Are they Fun for me? So much!
How come it seems that practical and fun are polar opposites here?
I own the m132 instead of the 134. And I gotta say, the shorter barrel and lighter weight makes it extremely viable to use whenever your field allows it. I also prefer the chainsaw handle grip compared to most traditional mg. Most people call it the minigun from wish when they see the tiny compact size compared to the 134 lmao. But once you bring it on the field, everyone’s ducking
Kwc DEAGLE need I say more? Completely overweighted and has a heavy kick, I love it so much though
The thing is though, the capacity of the airsoft deagle is massive compared to other pistols
I mean tbf a glock mag holds nearly that many
Also, the deagle has a slightly longer barrel then most pistols, and preferably the folio Marui one I had was very precise all the way up to 60 meters or so
They should make the minigun have a shield that you can use while walking so you can rush people and scream "HA HA HA
I AM BULLETPROOF!!!"
Use for revolver: become the spy.
The Heavy is a Spy
Tf2 lore
I'm pretty sure you can mod one on the handle.
As for a launcher, I’ve seen a small team (joined up with ‘‘em during a weekend skirmish to counter snipe for them as they didn’t have a sniper) they used it as a mortar and got a nice number of kills shooting it into some chokes.
For launchers, "YOU'RE" not targeting vehicles lol. Imperium Airsoft here in the UK has 2 tanks, at least 2 heavy transports, and 2 light transports that they use at their weekend games
You sound like a pompous ass come on now.
"Which, doesn't really matter.... because.... everyone wants a minigun" 🤣🤣 SO TRUE!!!
for shell ejecting guns:
they might be have some drawbacks such as u must retrieve ur shells, plus u may lose some shell in the process of playing
AND their performance might be worse comparing to aegs
BUT theyre super cool to play with!
She’ll ejecting rifles like rare arms in Taiwan are especially cool imo because they can be used for training as there closer to real steel than gbbrs
@@lordkoalaz8205 hm ye, especially that rare arms ar thing, its just too dope lmao
Real firearms are even better. Airsoft is pointless
@@sweatyapplesauce k
@@sweatyapplesauce I mean, if your planning on killing people.
Yes, airsoft seems pointless in that regard.
But some people want to shoot at each other and have fun.
Without the risk of dying.
I'm running a Novritsch SSG96 and a vfc MP7 AEG as a sidearm. My sidearm isn't a pistol, so it isn't that tiny package that works well as a backup, but having a red dot on a gun that can expand to be a rival to assault rifles within a small package that you can holster is a huge benefit for me.
Enjoy the gun or enjoy the sport. No in-between (unless you have a lot of money)
Rich
I love this type of video and i just got my first air soft and im hoping for more
I disagree about the uselessness of lever actions. I have an A&K mare's leg which I've tapped with an Amped IGL and modified to accept MP5 magazines or an Angel custom drum.
Yes, it does take some work to get a lever action working well, but they make great marksman rifles. They're almost certainly more practical than bolt guns as far as fire rate is concerned.
yeh, tbh I'm curious why historically bolt guns where adopted over levers. Lever action just seems to make much more sense.
Even just upgrading and tuning a solidly built lever gun to use instead of a bolt gun makes sense to me. Follow up shots are easier, you don't need to break your cheek weld to run the action, and you can shoot significantly faster than a bolt action. Yes, if you plan on getting stuck in against people using AEGs, you're gonna have a bad time. But for a marksman role I feel it just wins out overall.
@@impguardwarhamer Bolt guns made more sense for trench warfare during WW1. You can't really use a lever gun in the prone position or in a trench.
@@impguardwarhamer Spitzer bullets, stripper clips, and the desire for a full-power rifle cartridge. Sure, a Winchester 1873 can hold a dozen rounds of .44-40, but the army would rather have a trapdoor Springfield in .45-70 that can drop a horse at 500 yards (not that most soldiers could get those hits). You see a similar concept in WWII with officers getting SMGs, while the standard infantry got bolt-guns.
@@impguardwarhamer Because the modern world hates cool things. That's why manual transmission and pop up headlights are less popular.
I decided I wanna get into Airsoft not too long ago, and I picked up a Smoke Wagon as my first gun. I knew going in it's not very practical but I'm all about twirling one like I'm Revolver Ocelot to the point where I've been practicing in my free time with it. But I noticed a couple things with it that make it not as bad as you'd think. For starters, it's a slip gun which means you can essentially slam-fire with it, just hold down the trigger and you can fire as fast as you can pull the hammer back. Just learn where your thumb has to be so it doesn't bite you, cuz that'll hurt. Another thing is that the shells load from the back, so if you need to reload or wanna top-off your gun you don't have to actually remove them which gives it an edge over other shell ejecting guns. Just have a BB pouch handy in your loadout and load em' one at a time, I only got extra shells so I can put em' in a bandolier for style points. The last thing to note and what I have yet to do is to get an extra or 2 and make that your extended mag, it's much quicker to pull out another gun than it is to reload any other pistol for most people. Other than that look up some videos on Cowboy action shooting to learn the techniques for how to shoot one effectively and get some gloves if you wanna practice goofy things with em'. Hope this helps
I disagree with the smoke wagon part, the big iron is superior to hi-capas in every way.
this
I love airsoft and you’re my favorite TH-camr
The smoke wagon is widely revered, but you can thank ballahack’s Wild West events for it
Pretty cool seeing Gilligan with the Kar98.
They thought so as well but after i cleared got 5 players with 2 shots of my APS Shell ejecting shotgun they quickly regretted it :3 i wouldn’t say its pointless if you get the shellnet it looks a bit goofy but i will never forget the look of disbelief of the 150 men behind me in the line for crono after i shot that thing xD.
I wonder why a few came to me and literally asked me to play in their team when i pulled it up onto the field xD
Wow, really a bunch of cheerful guys here, it makes me make a big hearty smile!
My girlfriend runs a gas blowback MP7 from WE, and a Tokyo Marui 5-7 which makes for a banger loadout! I'm on the Krytac gang personally with a SR-47 and Kriss Vector for primaries, and a CZ-p09 pistol for secondary. The point of airsoft is to have fun, I ran a Desert eagle and the CZ p09 in akimbo with lasers and those 2 rounds were the most fun I had in a while despite losing both rounds🤣🤣🤣
Edit: If anyone sees this I wanted to ask if you would have experience with the Tokyo Marui 5-7, my girlfriend had some issues with the mags on it where towards the end of the mag the last 3-4 BB's get stuck and need a lil push to get unstuck, helps appreciated.
Now I want to run around with Single Action Army Revolvers and make dozens of Revolver Ocelot jokes. After all, I love to reload during a battle.
The fact that the revolver only has 6 shots makes the Game much more exciting. And I've never caught my finger on my A&K leaver action. probably because I have little fingers or observe the long finger rule
I think that for accessories, a highly magnified scope is pointless as well. Especially for sniper players. Those highly magnified scopes on sniper rifles are mostly used for a long-distance sniping, but in airsoft games, we can’t hit a target that far away with an airsoft sniper. I think that a 3-9*40 scope is the best choice for airsoft sniper players.
Please keep up the work u r the reason I went airsofting last weekend 😁
I hope you enjoyed yourself
@@USAirsoft I did and luckily everyone was nice
As a reenactor, I think those anti material (M2, M1A1 bazooka, etc) are good substitutes in that field. Totally impractical in airsoft but a gas M2 or bazooka would be a lot cheaper than the real deal and be great for a display or even for a battle reenactment. All the M2 would have to do is make noise (gas) and the bazooka would just need to be the one that shoots a nerf football. It’s not practical in airsoft but at least some practical use can be gotten from them
My friend has a custom PIAT and other rarity's (like the Panzerfaust)
I got the ASG Dan Wesson entirely because “I lost 50,000 men in the blink of an eye, and the world just watched.” It’s entirely a statement and execution piece for milsim, there to grab attention and send a message. As for my 10-11 pound Mk14, literally just “carry heavy unique thing.” Both have served me well tho!
I have a Colt Python to go along with my custom Beretta 96 because "I have *this!*" I totally feel that. Revolvers are fun. Even running the H8R in single action is a blast in CQC.
As someone who ran the Marui Thompson when it came out, and then traded it in for an AK and some extra kit, I heartily agree with 'use what you want and be inefficient if it makes you happy'.
*We need a Walther WA 2000 in AEG form. The Ares is more of a display piece.*
I have recently treated myself to a Silverback HTI, the big .50cal brother of the SRS and I love it. In contrast to pretty much any other high caliber replica on the market it actually offers fantastic performance and actually takes advantage of the massive size by giving you the mother of all cylinders.
Would an SRS be a more practical choice? Yes. But no SRS will ever turn so many heads as that beast of a thing. Even got the dedicated suppressor for it to make it even more ridiculous!
upload more warthundr i i will!!!!!!!!!
@@APFS-DS no
Great video. I absolutely adore the micro gun, but will never own one. Most pointless gun I personally own is the old KSC Auto9. I will never, ever run it. Can't use the full auto function because the entire outer shell of the gun is made of a cheapish feeling plastic and they have a habit of cracking along the upper receiver if you use full auto. Can't just run it in semi because, well, it kinda sucks for range. Finding a reliable holster to fit it is a pain. But damned if I don't love owning it simply because it's a goddamn Auto9. One day I'll pick up the steel KSC M93 and Mafioso kit...but until then, the cheapy Auto9 will have a place of honour in my collection.
It's awesome G&G sponsors you, btw! I am a huge G&G fan, especially as I live in Taiwan. My go-to primary for a few years now has been their F2000.
Interesting point about the Desert eagle. I bought one to share with my friends and have a good time but 3 years down the track it's become my permanent sidearm in all airsoft games because it's performance is insane.
Yes it's heavy and doesn't fit a conventional holster, i holster it in my radio pouch on my chest rig. Yes it's recoil is higher than probably most pistols but it's performance makes these two issues really non issues. Out of the box no mods my cybergun DE50.AE gets 400 fps on 0.3bbs and shoots straight for about 45-60 meters.
I swapped it out as for my WE glock 34 as it simply outperforms and is more reliable than it.
Also, revolvers are the number 1 best gun simply for the humiliation factor.
Ps lever actions beat bolt actions everyday so long as it's good quality. The fire rate coupled with being able to stay on target while rechambering is peak performance.
Oh hell yes. Nothing beats getting kills with any Airsoft/Gelsoft revolver (Webley MKIV here)
I'm still a bolt action fan tho
The biggest downside of airsoft is that SMGs and ARs are always the best. Because they can shoot fast, accurate and have big mags. I love semi-autos like my SKS EBR but it can't compete with ARs. The only advantage is that they're sometimes more accurate and can shoot further, to the point of being considered snipers
Always wanted an RPG. Got myself an RPG. Mostly hangs on my wall and looks awesome, although I'll often take it down and walk around my house with it because its an RPG. Its terribly impractical and I have an m203 that's arguably better in almost every way, but its not an RPG. Finally got myself some taginn rounds but unfortunately my local field is closed for repairs so im waiting for it to open back up so I can RPG >:y not practical at all but I love it.
My friend custom made a ww2 PIAT and Panzerfausts.
The real fun with revolvers that fire hot like the Dan Wesson models has to be slapping a scope on there and sniping people. Never gets old.
As pointless as they are, most of these are just so fun to use
I like your content a lot, gz on 300k :^)
Are you NileRed?
No hes usairsoft
I completely agree with this list. Please keep up the good work and just keep on making the great videos!
As a microgun owner, I can testify the shock factor is a big win for the user, it’s range is iffy at first, and takes some fine tuning. My full kit is 80+ pounds for event with 2 HPA tanks and about 20,000 rounds of ammo, but this includes several other things like water, food, some medical supplies, the little things that help a lot. I don’t recommend it for anyone with a weak back or legs, because if you put it on a sling, and you will want to, it’s a BRUTAL stain on your back. I couldn’t even walk the day after I ran it for the first time at a MILSIM (large hills are brutal), but it’s so much fun to use, and it’s not entirely bad, it’s just heavy, eats air, and is also a HUGE magnet for you getting targeted, but it’s still a fun gun and I recommend it to anyone with the money and strength.
I really wanna do some airsoft one day.
Also,a mounted minigun with cover?I can imagine that being INSANE.
Not against a goo old grenade
Looking cool is a point.
It's a reason to go outside and have some fun, nothing wrong with any of them - only gets better if if peeps like playing with limited weapons. Kinda like old guns in general vs newer autos, an AK would probably outperform a musket in most ways but there's still a nostalgia to be had in playing with the musket or simulating combat with it
Running a chrome Desert Eagle regularly as my sidearm (occasionally primary) lmao. My biggest complaint originates from the iron sights, without dots it's difficult to aim quickly in a fight.
I never realized the sights are hard to read sometimes until I got my own
@@USAirsoft Proof that aesthetic looks provide no tactical advantage whatsoever 😂
Under barrel (or other rail) attachments make for a handy case of "Oh, MED for LMG is a thing, but not for bloop tubes."
I honestly didn't think i would see a desert eagle here. Its the gun you buy because its in your favorite movies and videogames. I know its a 5 lb gun which is the same wight as a ploymer m4 but they really kick like a mule. In terms of kick its probably up there with the kwc mini uzi. The best of the 3 is the we. The we has the trades stamped on instead if lazer engraved or painted on so they are nigh unwearable. It can also ise both green gas and co2. Of course co2 has more kick and shoots far too hot fir most placed that have pistol rules and even on green gas same thing but a npas will fix that unlike co2 where tlu really have to crank the npas and that might not be enough.
I am glad you called out revolvers. I owned one way back in the day. I liked it at home, but it sucked playing against friends.
I’m 11 and I’m interested in airsoft but I get a lot of hate for being 11 and playing airsoft idk why tho
Same here
Nobody likes kids, they ruin sports and games. Play airsoft with the other 11 year olds
Because in some nations it is 14+
Absolutely agree with the Minigun. It’s got the rule of cool going for it, and that’s about it. Now I may not be super experienced at airsoft, but if I needed something big to fill a heavy support role, I’d probably go with the Krytac Trident MK2 LMG. Or even some other LMG.
Revolver with brian exploder pvc rounds turns it into a shot gun that shoots 6 bbs at once so honestly amazing at cqb side arm
I haven't had the time to play airsoft in the last 3 years, I haven't even gotten to use my newest gun yet, yet I still watch your channel cuz it's fun lmao
the only airsoft gun I own is a Sig P230 from before Sig stepped into the airsoft market themselves when they were just licensing their gun designs out, it's just a cheap little spring powered one, still comfy in the hand though
Tokyo Marui Colt Python is a nice revolver that I have seen on the field and have owned two before.
Considering to buy one for next summer.
It's a 24-shot revolver, each chamber holds four bb's but still. Usefull and accurate revolver!
Ok, you gave me a new dream. I need so much to play an western themed airsoft game. Feels like would be a lot more fun than normal airsoft
I use WW2 replicas. My favorites are the MP40 and M1919 Browning Machine Gun. We played king of the hill, I held my position. I don't think they expected my backpack to carry spare batteries and ammo. Then Covid hit and I haven't gotten to play.
Thanks for letting me know the best guns to get if I get into airsoft
Reasons why the mini-gun is impractical:
It weighs too much.
It costs $400,000 to fire this weapon for 12 seconds.
You’re so right! Ive never seen a revolver in game, but ive seen crazier things like a flintlock pistol used by a cold war milsimmer
I don't play airsoft and still found this entertaining
Yeah time to break out the Airsoft Musket!
There's no pointless anything when the point is to have fun.
Basically this video: “this weapon is outclassed by another weapon, but it sure does look great, and it sure is fun!”
The closest thing to Airsoft in my country, Australia, are Gel Blasters. The main Airsoft manufacturers make high quality Gel Blasters for sale over here. I have a gold Hi-Capa 5.1 (I love it), a Well Green gas MP5k (also love it) plus M82, M249 and an M203 that's practically a pump shotgun with a gel ball reservoir. Haven't gone to a game yet, but I think I'm all set with some practical choices and some "Hey look at my awesome blaster" ones. I saw a break open gas powered shell grenade launcher for the price of a Hi-Capa pistol and it's ridiculous. One shell and once fired, it needs to reloaded with both balls and gas, so not only not practical; but not worth the price. I find it funny that NYC are classifying Gel Blasters as restricted firearms, just like Airsoft is classified as restricted firearms here. Anyway, great video; can't wait for more... :)
This directly relates to gelsoft too, ive never seen anyone with a shell ejecting gelgun, then again they dont exist yet,
title should be renamed to 7 pointless airsoft guns WE LOVE
Using ridiculous or pointless weapons in airsoft is like using cursed gun builds in a Call of Duty game...
You do it to have fun and to hear the reactions you get when you bust it out at the field
I don't even have airsoft guns, yet I watch these videos everyday. 10/10
I know it's slightly off topic but I got here from watching your DIY target box video and you clearly are on top of this game bc already at the 45 sec mark I get another awesome PVC target holder setup idea. Thanks for the ideas and keep making sweet videos bc I just subbed :D
Also 27 for the deagle is a lot? I get 28 out of my Hi Capa 5.1 clone...
6:36 stuck XD
From a practical point that "heavy weapons" are useless because the limitations on power. The only reason to use an Anti Material Rifle is the distance, but on Airsoft you have limit by safety, so the M82 has the same than a normal one on range.
Another thing about the desert eagle is that some fields you can’t play at with it! Like at my field, we have a 350fps limit, and someone once brought one and he couldn’t use it
My airsoft Derringer always surprises enemies when they don't check me when I'm captured lol
I used to run with a Steyr Aug that was tweaked up to the legal limit at the time (15 odd years ago in the UK. Specs I can't remember) But fired at a higher RoF and more powerful than stock. Needed an external battery pack to power properly. Had it wired to my vest. Had a connector along the wire so I could detach the wire and gun easily. Was a pretty neat set up. Loved that thing with a Red Dot holo sight. Also ran with dual Glock 17s as secondaries - Stock.
Loved my local Airsoft site. Was a heavily wooded area,
Some of the most fun memories I have with my mates. Running and gunning at that place.
11:07 Counterargument: TF2 Soldier.
Great video!
No matter what anyone says about them, I LOVE bullpup, home custom made airsoft gun, and custom built replicas.
I used a pair of marui desert eagles as primary weapons for a long time, one is bone stock apart from the gold paint job I did on it, the other has a modified hopup unit and a cut down l96 inner barrel and is super accurate. For CQB or FIBUA games, they were my go to, sure you're not going to be suppressing anyone and once you take your first shot you aren't stealthing anywhere but for me, they were a reliable and low drag (mags kept in jacket pockets so they were warm year round) and if you needed to get into a building you could get in fast as you dint have a bulky rifle to contend with. That said, I also have a bunch of other airsoft kit for other environments, snipers, shotguns, long and short rifles etc
I’ve never owned an m4, the closest thing I ever had to an m4 was a Vietnam m16 that I sold after never using it 😂, I’ve owned 2 AKs, 1 mp5, 1 vector, 1 CYMA sniper, 1 Glock, 1 novritsch hicapa, and yeah that’s about it
Me and my PTRD Replica running around the field:
"Hehe"
*hours later*
"I CANT FEEL MY LEGS"