I've been using lipos for airsoft and rc vehicles and I've never had a lipo blow up or catch on fire. Don't let this video scare you. He does have some great points!
If you discharge them lower than they are designed to go then they will vent but most Airsoft guns and RC cars have mosfets that won't allow them to get that low or at least beep to warn you when they've reached the safe point and with lipo cells like 18650' for vape mods and high end cameras if your battery wrap is torn it can arc and vent (explode)
Shocked to see so many ignore the Amps & most importantly the Watts of the AEG. Recap: Volts x Amps = Watts. Most stock guns produce about 11 to 12 Amps in std lame form out of box with lame slow ferrite motors. Depending on 7.4v - 9.6v - 11.1v battery used, you will draw say 80 Watts to 130 Watts. Not a real problem at all for AEG's without a mosfet. However, once you start upgrading a gun with faster gears, faster/torque motors, stronger springs or even DSG you can easily double or triple the Amps and of course the Watts too. You could be drawing say 20 Amps but using 7.4v will only be a little over (148 Watts), than the stock gun @ 12 Amps on 11.1v (133.2 Watts). But if you run above say 150 Watts the arcing will increase at contacts due to the final Wattage. If running 20 Amps on 11.1v then that is 222 Watts. In actual fact a Lipo cell comes off charge at at up to 0.5v more at 4.2v max than 3.7v so that 11.1v freshly charged is about 12.5v x 20 amp = 250 Watts !!! Bit of a difference eh & we aren't even really pushing it - this is a moderately tweaked build - DSG's can really ramp up the Amps & of course the Watts depending on battery used. High Speed Motors will increase the Amps & very quickly deplete your battery, so a 16~18 tpa balanced or 22 tpa torque is best to keep Amps low (and Watts) plus ensure battery doesn't die before lunchtime. Keep an eye on the Amps and remember the final results in terms of Wattage as this is what kills your contacts in the end not really the voltage on its own but the Volts x Amps = Watts. 150 Watts or more fit a mosfet, with TVS protection. Have fun, play safe & leave egos in the safe zone - peace
A mosfet with a tvs diode that protects a mosfet from voltage spikes will not burn out unless shorted out or overstressed. For high stress builds a mosfet is a must or trigger contacts will fail. A mosfet can help reduce resistance as well for more rps.
Just getting into the sport and the video was full of useful and clear info. Thanks. ( i'm one of those chaps that like to know how all that sh!t works)
They're very wrong about one thing though, mosfets are supposed to last pretty much indefinitely. If it doesn't it's either super low quality or you're doing something wrong.
To be honest a 7.4v lipo suits me more than enough. If they do wear out the trigger contacts, it's much cheaper to desolder and solder replacement contacts.
2 weeks ago I bought a keymod all metal m4 at my fields shop. Had them install a lipo battery pack for me as well. I immediately took gun on the field for a game. Not 5 minutes into game (semi auto only field, fired maybe 100 rounds) I smelled burning plastic. Next thing I know my stock literally goes limp and melts to my buffer tube. Ref saw the whole thing and slaps the gun out of my hand, while directing me away from the now on fire gun. By the time they got a fire extinguisher. The gun was ruined to say the least. After clean up there was a black burned plastic outline of the back of a m4 left on the concrete floor. The field owner who sold me the gun said he had sold several of that gun/ battery combo's without issue. He apologized over and over. They were out of stock on the gun they had just sold me. So I got a cyma m4 of similar value to the melted gun. Plus they threw in used hicapa I had been eyeballing in the show case. When I wanted to buy a 5k bag of .25 bb's they only charged me $3.99 for a $16 bag if bb's Great shop, nice people. but I will never buy lipo again..EVER!
I'm guessing it was either a really low performance li-po that got over loaded, it had a manufacturing flaw, or that it got damaged somehow. I've used li-po's for nearly a decade now, and they have been supremely reliable, I actually a lot of issues back when I used ni-mh batteries.
My VFC hk416D has been burned in the trigger plates. Because of lipos. So ill have to change the whole cables as well since theyre very scratched up. Any tips?
It only makes a difference if you're using 11.1 or higher. If you're using 7.4 then it's not worth it. Basically any gun can use 7.4 without any modifications
Now yes you don’t need a MOSFET to be LiPo ready most guns now a days are stable enough to use a 7.4v, problem is when you get to C rating you may run into the fact you need a MOSFET.
lipo battery called as 'time bomb' for a reason,. i have seen lipo battery exploded,small explosion,but the fire come out from lipo is extremely hot and like spray like aerosol,.
How the heck did you wear out the mosfets? My mosfets barely heat up even after dumping an entire 300 round hicap. I'm guessing you're using cheap low quality mosfets, a high quality mosfet will last pretty much indefinitely. My oldest mosfets are about 5 years old and have gone through at least 300 000 shots and still work perfectly.
The only way to truly screw up a lipo is being really stupid with them, dont put a nail through it, dont smash it with anything heavy and dont bridge the contacts for any extended period of time )it wont catch fire it you let them touch for a second. And dispose of puffed up batteries. Just use common sense and read the manual before using
I built a fpv race drone. Had to learn beta flight, soldering, some electronics and how to fly it without losing it or crashing it. This is a easy. Everything is easy compared to that
Hey man. I bought a red dot sight today and then went to lvpp my local air soft and paintball field. The first game I used the sight in I got shot out. Is there anyway to replace the glass? The led still works.
+subie skyline34 Your red dot sight is dead forever. Replacing the glass will cost more than buying a new red dot. Next time, use a lens protector. There are decent ones for sale at most stores, but you can also make your own using 'Lexan polycarbonate'. You should also put a protector on your flashlights, cameras, and any other accessory that can be shot out.
To all those people that are looking at this video to gain information... look elsewhere. This guy just gave his opinion on very little if no research, and is mostly wrong about everything. The real TRUTH is this is an OPINION video that can mislead new players to make mistakes.
Thank you so much for this video! you saved me some money from a scammer claiming a mosfet was vital for my aeg and wanted to charge me 50 bucks for it!
burnt motor? lol you dont know what you are talking about dude, the only thing that the mosfet protects are the trigger contacts. no motor involved here. check your sources pal!
Guyz i have been using 11.1 lipos ever since i started playing abot 4 years ago and only recently i put a mosfet in one of my replicas, the rest i have been using them without and my motors never got burned, or my tappet plate melted or something like that. I say you can use 11.1 without mosfet lel been doing it for years =)))
I am probably a lil late to this party. But i want to add a few things here. First, in this video there are some very good points, but there are some very bad points as well. Do all guns that run lipos need mosfets? No, some guns, like his rentals, aren't using high discharge lipo's and the guns themselves do not draw allot of amperage. I have seen many guns, that people have run low c rated lipo's on, last for quite a while. But that's because of the low amp requirements of the gun and the low discharge rates of the battery. As far as the op wearing out mosfets, you must look at the mosfets he was showing you. Both of those fets are low amp rated fets. if the amp requirements get to high and/or the battery's get to low you can actually burn out those fets very easily. I actually recommend a mosfet for every gun, at least every gun that is decently tuned. It will help increase battery life, give you marginal trigger response and rof increase. And as long as you choose a decent one there are no drawbacks. Just my 2 cents
MagicMinecraftStyle you are wrong here. A mosfet may actually cause your motor to burn out quicker if things go wrong. A mosfet has less resistance and actually allows more energy to be transferred to the motor. Mosfets will protect your trigger contacts and allow for a more efficient energy transfer. getting you longer battery life and marginal increase in rof and trigger response.
I've run all my guns with no hard wired mosfet, I do how ever use a quick connect mosfet for it's 3 round burst and other options. Have not had one brake down, even if it does it will be an easy fix.
Are programmed that way you can reduce the rate of fire so you're not burning people's patches ; ). It also helps with to response and make sure your 11.1 then burn out your contacts. If using 7.4 then you don't need it. I think the most you can get on a 7.4 is probably around 18 rps with a 30C battery. If you want to puch it to 25- ep you need an 11.1 plus a couple of other internal modifications like high speed gears, heavier spring (because pme), better motor, and aoe (to redice wear).
Even then you'd have to consider the quality of the internals in your setup. Many marui guns were not designed to operate at such a high rof, and neither are their clones. Just because a gun has a mosfet doesn't mean that you're immune to headaches like pre-engagement and poor feeding.
little to late for me ..my regular ni-hm battery i used for my replica was at it's end..but i got plenty of lipo's laying around from the rc-planes i used to fly. 3 or 4 cells lipo's from 800 til 6500 mah..so i took the lightest one 3 cells (11,1) 800mah and it shoots perfect for about two months..till my bb-s just rolled out my barrel and found out my gearbox has broken in two and crushed my piston and head although it was a good quality reinforced gearbox (force core)...wel try to make a kind of mosfet from my rc spare parts maybe using a motor esc. or something.
well, what did you expect running a 11.1V lipo? I run 7.4's in my AUG and it's never let me down once. 11.1 is over the top and un-needed in pretty much any case.
Haha, still using the 3c 11,1v lipo's keeping it oiled and greased and it runs as smooth as silk..using heavier bb's (0,25) and up to 30 metres in a straight line..
@@mikotomisaka-kbhd-3975 11.1 over the top? I'm guessing your content with terrible trigger response. You've definitely never shot a properly tuned and upgraded AEG running a 11.1/14.8 li-po...
I have used Lipos for the last 15 years in RC racing and I have had ZERO fires... I have charged 1000s of times. I also have seen a few batterys get old and Puff up... They should NOT be used anymore after a puff or swelling.... This is the SAME argument with HPA VS AEG and Joule creep or bla bla... 400fp with a .20 is 400 With what ever you use to shoot it.. Just because you use an AEG to achieve 400 or an HPA the impact will be 100% THE SAME....The cheating is when a HPA user chronographs with a .25 and then uses a .42g bb and shoots someone point blank.. That is the Joule BS.... Its NOT the gun its the user...
joule creep happens in gas systems in AEG, the most of the volume is stopped when piston hit the wall, and sometimes it sucked back by the piston movement, even the sudden stop sometimes making little drag to bb but in the gas system, the gas is continuously streaming pushing bb, no sudden force whatsoever, even GBB having that advantage, but it's not joule creep that proble arise, as maybe Joule retain is just around 20percent, but in HPA system, user can adjust the power whenever they want
Just bought a gun with a micro switch and run it with my same on nickel battery and i find it better than running my non micro switch old gun with a lipo.
he should try a proper irlb3034 mosfet and use non airsoft LiPo batteries. Properly set up I can hold a 40rps setup in full auto for minutes whith out stopping and nothing failed, no wear.
+Joel Tracy I be a bit more worried if everyone through it's OK to swear around kids.plus this is a business owner so swearing in front of customers you think that's OK ?
+slingshotmcoy let's see do I play airsoft Yes around 10 years.Am i a Quaker No East Belfast Protestant. Plus being ex an British Army NCO i do swear but you kinda do that if people are throwing petrol bombs stones at you etc or you being shot at for real. So airsoft just a bit of a fun game . .But hey if you think you being smart funny by swearing you must be some little kid .
Well, being shot in close range several times by bb's, sometimes in the neck, you get a few swears slipping out. It's not being funny, it's saying, "Son of a bitch that stings."
I can't get over that Laptop....
Its probably older than all of us
Now that you mentioned it, I can't take my eyes of that laptop.
That's how he enters the construct in teh matrix
there is no spoon... still
Hahaha me to :D
It look Great and very old, it's cool 😎
I've been using lipos for airsoft and rc vehicles and I've never had a lipo blow up or catch on fire. Don't let this video scare you. He does have some great points!
If you hit it with a hammer it will puff
yea but why would someone hit it with a hammer?
i fly rc planes ..and in the beginning my landing skills were pretty good for a japanese kamikaze...and yes they can actually BOOM...
If you discharge them lower than they are designed to go then they will vent but most Airsoft guns and RC cars have mosfets that won't allow them to get that low or at least beep to warn you when they've reached the safe point and with lipo cells like 18650' for vape mods and high end cameras if your battery wrap is torn it can arc and vent (explode)
A bad lipo almost burned down my whole house we got home right when fire started only one room had to be redone thank the lord.
It really made me laugh when he said lipo instead of mosfet at 3:43 and at 3:48
Shocked to see so many ignore the Amps & most importantly the Watts of the AEG. Recap: Volts x Amps = Watts. Most stock guns produce about 11 to 12 Amps in std lame form out of box with lame slow ferrite motors. Depending on 7.4v - 9.6v - 11.1v battery used, you will draw say 80 Watts to 130 Watts. Not a real problem at all for AEG's without a mosfet. However, once you start upgrading a gun with faster gears, faster/torque motors, stronger springs or even DSG you can easily double or triple the Amps and of course the Watts too. You could be drawing say 20 Amps but using 7.4v will only be a little over (148 Watts), than the stock gun @ 12 Amps on 11.1v (133.2 Watts). But if you run above say 150 Watts the arcing will increase at contacts due to the final Wattage. If running 20 Amps on 11.1v then that is 222 Watts. In actual fact a Lipo cell comes off charge at at up to 0.5v more at 4.2v max than 3.7v so that 11.1v freshly charged is about 12.5v x 20 amp = 250 Watts !!! Bit of a difference eh & we aren't even really pushing it - this is a moderately tweaked build - DSG's can really ramp up the Amps & of course the Watts depending on battery used. High Speed Motors will increase the Amps & very quickly deplete your battery, so a 16~18 tpa balanced or 22 tpa torque is best to keep Amps low (and Watts) plus ensure battery doesn't die before lunchtime. Keep an eye on the Amps and remember the final results in terms of Wattage as this is what kills your contacts in the end not really the voltage on its own but the Volts x Amps = Watts. 150 Watts or more fit a mosfet, with TVS protection. Have fun, play safe & leave egos in the safe zone - peace
Great response, everyone should read this and not listen to the silly old man!
A mosfet with a tvs diode that protects a mosfet from voltage spikes will not burn out unless shorted out or overstressed. For high stress builds a mosfet is a must or trigger contacts will fail. A mosfet can help reduce resistance as well for more rps.
Extremely informative video!
Helps alot, thanks!
Wow I never knew you could program a lipo to burst fire! I thought you could only do that with mosfets! Lol
Hey guys, may I suggest getting some better lighting for your videos? A floor light would work or just adding brighter lights to the shop.
Just getting into the sport and the video was full of useful and clear info. Thanks. ( i'm one of those chaps that like to know how all that sh!t works)
They're very wrong about one thing though, mosfets are supposed to last pretty much indefinitely. If it doesn't it's either super low quality or you're doing something wrong.
To be honest a 7.4v lipo suits me more than enough. If they do wear out the trigger contacts, it's much cheaper to desolder and solder replacement contacts.
2 weeks ago I bought a keymod all metal m4 at my fields shop. Had them install a lipo battery pack for me as well.
I immediately took gun on the field for a game. Not 5 minutes into game (semi auto only field, fired maybe 100 rounds) I smelled burning plastic. Next thing I know my stock literally goes limp and melts to my buffer tube. Ref saw the whole thing and slaps the gun out of my hand, while directing me away from the now on fire gun. By the time they got a fire extinguisher. The gun was ruined to say the least. After clean up there was a black burned plastic outline of the back of a m4 left on the concrete floor.
The field owner who sold me the gun said he had sold several of that gun/ battery combo's without issue. He apologized over and over. They were out of stock on the gun they had just sold me. So I got a cyma m4 of similar value to the melted gun. Plus they threw in used hicapa I had been eyeballing in the show case. When I wanted to buy a 5k bag of .25 bb's they only charged me $3.99 for a $16 bag if bb's
Great shop, nice people. but I will never buy lipo again..EVER!
I'm guessing it was either a really low performance li-po that got over loaded, it had a manufacturing flaw, or that it got damaged somehow. I've used li-po's for nearly a decade now, and they have been supremely reliable, I actually a lot of issues back when I used ni-mh batteries.
dont buy cheap plastic m4 and you can use lipo no problem
Well I might be late to the game, but have you looked at the Li-ion batteries?
I wouldn't recommend lipos to anyone under 18
Me: well shit I'm 15 so if I get one it's gonna expload
It´s a lower current that passes through the trigger-unit if u use a mosfet 3:00
My VFC hk416D has been burned in the trigger plates. Because of lipos. So ill have to change the whole cables as well since theyre very scratched up. Any tips?
I like these vids
It only makes a difference if you're using 11.1 or higher. If you're using 7.4 then it's not worth it. Basically any gun can use 7.4 without any modifications
my gun got 2 round burst during semi auto mode while using Li-Po battery is this normal?
You should definetly use some better quality mosfets, were the ones you were using 3034 based because if not than that is why they wore out
Now yes you don’t need a MOSFET to be LiPo ready most guns now a days are stable enough to use a 7.4v, problem is when you get to C rating you may run into the fact you need a MOSFET.
lipo battery called as 'time bomb' for a reason,.
i have seen lipo battery exploded,small explosion,but the fire come out from lipo is extremely hot and like spray like aerosol,.
Only problem I've have with mosfets is the signal wire being cut
So. I'd be better off running my EnC 105 SMR on Nanotech1.2 without a mosfet installed. Thanks...
But what if the gun comes whit a lipo
"dont let the bastards get you down!"
How the heck did you wear out the mosfets? My mosfets barely heat up even after dumping an entire 300 round hicap. I'm guessing you're using cheap low quality mosfets, a high quality mosfet will last pretty much indefinitely. My oldest mosfets are about 5 years old and have gone through at least 300 000 shots and still work perfectly.
What mosfet is that?
So you say that 11.1 lipo may damage my trigger contacts. Can I use 7.4 lipo with no fear of damaging my trigger contacts? Great video btw.
yup
What about Titian power battery?
Fine for stock AEG's, too under powered for upgraded AEG's, unless you get one of their ridiculous 7000 mAh packs.
The only way to truly screw up a lipo is being really stupid with them, dont put a nail through it, dont smash it with anything heavy and dont bridge the contacts for any extended period of time )it wont catch fire it you let them touch for a second. And dispose of puffed up batteries.
Just use common sense and read the manual before using
I'll stick with my trusty cheap 9.6s
glad i watched this
I built a fpv race drone. Had to learn beta flight, soldering, some electronics and how to fly it without losing it or crashing it. This is a easy. Everything is easy compared to that
"Sends a small voltage current" wtf
Hey man. I bought a red dot sight today and then went to lvpp my local air soft and paintball field. The first game I used the sight in I got shot out. Is there anyway to replace the glass? The led still works.
No, but you can purchase a sight protector that goes in front of your sight and prevents it from being shot out
Damn that's really bad luck. How much was the sight?
+subie skyline34 Your red dot sight is dead forever. Replacing the glass will cost more than buying a new red dot. Next time, use a lens protector. There are decent ones for sale at most stores, but you can also make your own using 'Lexan polycarbonate'. You should also put a protector on your flashlights, cameras, and any other accessory that can be shot out.
+Preston Estep 45 us dollars
+Preston Estep 45 us dollars
I mainly use mosfets to prolong the life of my trigger contacts while using 11.1v lipos.
Would you say its easier to replace a mosfet that a trigger contact?
What mosfet do you use?
To all those people that are looking at this video to gain information... look elsewhere. This guy just gave his opinion on very little if no research, and is mostly wrong about everything. The real TRUTH is this is an OPINION video that can mislead new players to make mistakes.
he said he uses lipo in all rental guns without mosfet, i also always use lipo without mostfet, never had an issue
Thank you so much for this video! you saved me some money from a scammer claiming a mosfet was vital for my aeg and wanted to charge me 50 bucks for it!
iroquois pliskin it is vital unless you want a burnt motor
burnt motor? lol you dont know what you are talking about dude, the only thing that the mosfet protects are the trigger contacts. no motor involved here. check your sources pal!
Guyz i have been using 11.1 lipos ever since i started playing abot 4 years ago and only recently i put a mosfet in one of my replicas, the rest i have been using them without and my motors never got burned, or my tappet plate melted or something like that. I say you can use 11.1 without mosfet lel been doing it for years =)))
I am probably a lil late to this party.
But i want to add a few things here. First, in this video there are some very good points, but there are some very bad points as well.
Do all guns that run lipos need mosfets? No, some guns, like his rentals, aren't using high discharge lipo's and the guns themselves do not draw allot of amperage. I have seen many guns, that people have run low c rated lipo's on, last for quite a while. But that's because of the low amp requirements of the gun and the low discharge rates of the battery. As far as the op wearing out mosfets, you must look at the mosfets he was showing you. Both of those fets are low amp rated fets. if the amp requirements get to high and/or the battery's get to low you can actually burn out those fets very easily. I actually recommend a mosfet for every gun, at least every gun that is decently tuned. It will help increase battery life, give you marginal trigger response and rof increase. And as long as you choose a decent one there are no drawbacks.
Just my 2 cents
MagicMinecraftStyle you are wrong here. A mosfet may actually cause your motor to burn out quicker if things go wrong.
A mosfet has less resistance and actually allows more energy to be transferred to the motor. Mosfets will protect your trigger contacts and allow for a more efficient energy transfer. getting you longer battery life and marginal increase in rof and trigger response.
I've run all my guns with no hard wired mosfet, I do how ever use a quick connect mosfet for it's 3 round burst and other options. Have not had one brake down, even if it does it will be an easy fix.
Depends what mosfet u have
Are programmed that way you can reduce the rate of fire so you're not burning people's patches ; ). It also helps with to response and make sure your 11.1 then burn out your contacts. If using 7.4 then you don't need it. I think the most you can get on a 7.4 is probably around 18 rps with a 30C battery. If you want to puch it to 25- ep you need an 11.1 plus a couple of other internal modifications like high speed gears, heavier spring (because pme), better motor, and aoe (to redice wear).
Lol, you dont need a Mosfet for a LiPo, the point of a mosfet is making the gun ready for a 11.1 LiPo, not any LiPo
Even then you'd have to consider the quality of the internals in your setup. Many marui guns were not designed to operate at such a high rof, and neither are their clones. Just because a gun has a mosfet doesn't mean that you're immune to headaches like pre-engagement and poor feeding.
little to late for me ..my regular ni-hm battery i used for my replica was at it's end..but i got plenty of lipo's laying around from the rc-planes i used to fly. 3 or 4 cells lipo's from 800 til 6500 mah..so i took the lightest one 3 cells (11,1) 800mah and it shoots perfect for about two months..till my bb-s just rolled out my barrel and found out my gearbox has broken in two and crushed my piston and head although it was a good quality reinforced gearbox (force core)...wel try to make a kind of mosfet from my rc spare parts maybe using a motor esc. or something.
well, what did you expect running a 11.1V lipo? I run 7.4's in my AUG and it's never let me down once. 11.1 is over the top and un-needed in pretty much any case.
Haha, still using the 3c 11,1v lipo's keeping it oiled and greased and it runs as smooth as silk..using heavier bb's (0,25) and up to 30 metres in a straight line..
@@mikotomisaka-kbhd-3975 11.1 over the top? I'm guessing your content with terrible trigger response. You've definitely never shot a properly tuned and upgraded AEG running a 11.1/14.8 li-po...
I have used Lipos for the last 15 years in RC racing and I have had ZERO fires... I have charged 1000s of times. I also have seen a few batterys get old and Puff up... They should NOT be used anymore after a puff or swelling.... This is the SAME argument with HPA VS AEG and Joule creep or bla bla... 400fp with a .20 is 400 With what ever you use to shoot it.. Just because you use an AEG to achieve 400 or an HPA the impact will be 100% THE SAME....The cheating is when a HPA user chronographs with a .25 and then uses a .42g bb and shoots someone point blank.. That is the Joule BS.... Its NOT the gun its the user...
joule creep happens in gas systems
in AEG, the most of the volume is stopped when piston hit the wall, and sometimes it sucked back by the piston movement, even the sudden stop sometimes making little drag to bb
but in the gas system, the gas is continuously streaming pushing bb, no sudden force whatsoever, even GBB having that advantage, but it's not joule creep that proble arise, as maybe Joule retain is just around 20percent, but in HPA system, user can adjust the power whenever they want
Jeez must be good lipos if you can program them to burst fire 🤣
Also use a lipo bag
Just bought a gun with a micro switch and run it with my same on nickel battery and i find it better than running my non micro switch old gun with a lipo.
Well technically you can total your gun if you over volt it.
stripped gear...
God you are so wrong with mosfets......and same with lipos.......
he should try a proper irlb3034 mosfet and use non airsoft LiPo batteries. Properly set up I can hold a 40rps setup in full auto for minutes whith out stopping and nothing failed, no wear.
+Tom yeah I have shot a whole box mag in my m249 on one burst....need less to say everyone was looking at me like I was crazy
bit worried about your swearing at the end of this.kids watching this etc.
+Joel Tracy I be a bit more worried if everyone through it's OK to swear around kids.plus this is a business owner so swearing in front of customers you think that's OK ?
+slingshotmcoy let's see do I play airsoft Yes around 10 years.Am i a Quaker No East Belfast Protestant. Plus being ex an British Army NCO i do swear but you kinda do that if people are throwing petrol bombs stones at you etc or you being shot at for real. So airsoft just a bit of a fun game . .But hey if you think you being smart funny by swearing you must be some little kid .
Well, being shot in close range several times by bb's, sometimes in the neck, you get a few swears slipping out. It's not being funny, it's saying, "Son of a bitch that stings."
+try watching your mate coming home in a wooden box .
+slingshotmcoy wow have to ask my mate who lost a leg and part of his arm by a bomb if that sting's.
wow oh wow how wrong you were
nah don't listen to this guy every new airsofter should run a lipo battery in their guns.
first! FYI love the vids
Dangerman?
+007 dangerman?
Look him up, paintball player. Has almost the same profile picture
Half this video is wrong.
Guy is full of it