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Barrette M82

Made by Barrette Fire arms Manufacturing Inc. in Tennessee, the Barrette M82 is among the most popular .50 caliber sniper rifles used in military and police units. The muzzle brake and barrel are made out of aluminum for light weight purposes, making this sniper rifle the ideal weapon to bring to the playing field. To top off the popularity and precision of the Barrette M82, the rifle comes with a flip up front sight and 2400 yards of rear sight. This sniper rifle makes locking in your target and taking them down with precision as easy as your purchase of the Barrette M82.

Aftermath Orphus AEG

At 37.50 inches long and weighing approximately 8.7 pounds, the Aftermath Orphus AEG is a great choice to start off your airsoft collection. This sniper rifle shoots at 380-400 FPS, making it extremely easy to take out your opponent with quickness. Not only does the Aftermath Orphus AEG come with a fully adjustable rear sight, but with Picatinny Weaver rails to attach scopes and lasers for a clearer view of your target. If you are searching for a sniper rifle that has what it takes to demolish opponents out on the field with ease, the Aftermath Orphus AEG is an excellent choice for you and the game.

Mauser Bolt Action

The Mauser is 43 inches in length and weighs approximately 9.7 pounds. Though this sniper rifle is not the lightest out on the field, it is the most accurate and appropriate for battle. The Mauser is originally modeled after the cold winter rifle style, this gun is meant to be used with thick winter gloves, giving you the tight grip needed to lock in and take down your opponents. This single shot bolt action sniper rifle is the ideal gun for the individual looking for a weapon to use in all seasons without the hassle of the chamber locking from the dreaded temperature changes.

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Masni Rizal Mansor asked:




While the airsoft pistol hand gun is a popular form of the airsoft gun, there are those who wish to make it decidedly unpopular by making them illegal. Now, there is not serious political movement looking to ban the airsoft pistol hand gun, although there are those critics out there who would wish to see the airsoft pistol hand gun wiped off the map – and wiped off the map in a rather swift fashion.

It is not as if this is without precedent. In the 1990s, there was a movement to ban the sale of toy guns in certain states. It is no surprise that the airsoft pistol gun would come under the radar of those looking to eliminate replica guns from the realm of legality.

The Motivations of the Anti-Airsoft Gun Movement

The motivations are not always clear, but the most common complaint is that these types of guns will de-emphasize the violence associated with weapons and end up encouraging violent behavior. This is, of course, a theory and as a theory is not viable for changing the law on its on face value. This argument will never work because it lacks any empirical evidence supporting the fact that the airsoft pistol hand gun does not psychologically gear someone towards violent behavior.

The other argument is that people will use the airsoft handgun pistol as a weapon for use in the commission of a crime. This is a very valid concern, but not one that will provide the basis for banning the guns. It does provide the basis for the identifying orange muzzle that federal law requires, a reasonable request that, ironically, has its critics as well. The orange muzzle does an adequate job, if not perfect job in distinguishing a replica gun, so this law works well.

As things stand now, the airsoft pistol hand gun is safe and does not look like it will be banned anytime soon. There will always be those people that will try and impose an ideology on others even when the ideology is not based in any fact. Never let the truths get in the way of a motivating factor. As things are now, one will not have to surrender one’s airsoft pistol hand gun, so do not get angry or upset if one brings up the subject, because it is not based on facts.



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Kristin asked:


So I wanna get my friend an air soft gun for his birthday and I have the money , but I know my parents wont let me get one even if it was for me. So I was wondering how i could get one without them noticing. By the way I am like 13 so I can’t drive or use a credit card.

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hickok45 asked:

Display and shooting of Hickok45’s first gun, a .22 Wards Western Field bolt action rifle. Sorry if this video gets a little long, but this is a very special rifle for me and I just couldn’t shut up or hurry it along.

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Sarah Porter asked:




Best Airsoft Pistols and Pistol Air Soft

Entering the airsoft gun hobby can be rewarding but is not always easy because of the variety of options you can choose from. Not only do you have to worry about choosing airsoft rifles that are well manufactured but you also need to consider which specific types of guns you want to work with. Maybe you already know whether you want airsoft pistols, http://www.softairpro.com/airsoft-pistols/ or machine guns but learning a bit more about your choices will ensure that you choose the best airsoft guns for your needs and your experience level.

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With airsoftguns, you’ll also find some other options. Handguns, such as airsoft pistols, are frequently purchased by beginners because they are a good choice for learning how to properly and accurately handle and fire one of these weapons. They can also be good sidearm weapons meaning they can serve as a backup if you’re playing a match and run out of ammunition. Most of the shot guns are not going to be used in matches but there are some that are capable of firing off multiple rounds quickly but overall these would be better choices for target practice. Most airsoft enthusiasts would suggest pistols over both shotguns and revolvers that rarely perform as well.

Air Soft Rifle Options

Two types of rifles are commonly available in the airsoft arena. Assault rifles are one choice. These are one of the most popular types of guns in the airsoft family, possibly because people love the idea of shooting off an M-16. These weapons are capable of doing auto fire that makes it an ideal choice for a few airsoft matches. Another option is a sniper rifle. These can be great choices if you’re already part of a team and that team wants a competitive advantage. Not everyone enjoys using a sniper rifle but it can make a great secondary choice.

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The carbine is an interest choice because it’s basically just a smaller version of standard airsoft rifles, except that it uses the same ammunition as a submachine gun (SMG). Among airsoft players, the SMGs seem to have some advantages. They may not pack the biggest payload or the most power but they can be great choices because they are easy to handle and don’t hamper your movements the way larger automatic weapons, such as the machine gun, might.

Deciding on the Right Weapon

Despite all of the pros and cons, the only person who can really determine the best airsoft guns is you. And that decision should be based on many factors, including your experience level and your intended purpose with the weapon. In some cases, the type of weapon may not matter as much as whether or not you’re choosing an automatic or semi-automatic variety. At the end of the day, you have to make the decision about the best airsoft guns for your needs and that requires some research and careful consideration. After all, you don’t want to go home with airsoft pistols only to find out you’d have been better off with an M-16.



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Johann Jules asked:




Even the top hunters miss easy targets from time to time. Remember that nobody is perfect, so if anyone claims he or she has never missed a target, it could be that he or she doesn’t really hunt that much, or just plain lying. It takes years of experience in order for one to become a skilled shooter. As you acquire experience in shooting with a rifle, you become more familiar with the characteristics of your rifle. This familiarity makes it easier for you to anticipate things that affect your shooting.

For someone who is new at rifle shooting, do not be dismayed with the time you should spend improving your skill. There are many ways a newbie can easily and quickly develop his or her shooting skill. Although patience and consistent practice are the two main things every new shooter has to have, knowledge of caliber, trigger control, breathing, and upgrading your gun barrel through cryogenic treatment are but a few things that can help you as you start out.

In this article, I will explain to you the things I mentioned above. I hope that these tips will help you develop the skills needed for you to consistently hit your targets in the future.

1. CALIBER

Recoil, as well as muzzle flash, are two unpleasant things a shooter encounters when using a good sized caliber rifle. Both are unquestionably the price one has to pay for hunting big game.

But for new shooters, you really don’t need to use high caliber rifles. Remember, you are just starting out. You need to start, and become familiar with the basics first. With that said, start with a caliber.22.

Aside from the fact that the bullets are really cheap,.22 caliber rifles eliminates the noise and the strain on ones shoulder that comes with every shot made with higher caliber rifles. Shooting with this caliber will teach you all the basics of shooting distant targets and at the same time let you hunt small game.

2. TRIGGER CONTROL

Experienced shooters will tell you that jerking the trigger is the main problem encountered by marksmen. And the thing is, it is easy to develop this bad habit.

The right way do it is to use constant, gentle force right up till the trigger “breaks” and the gun fires. Seasoned firing instructors firmly insist that whenever firing a rifle, the action must be a surprise to the individual.

What I’m trying to say is that, you as the shooter won’t be able to predict the shot. You need to master how to let go of the awareness that the gun is going to fire, even though you are fully aware that it is about to. I know that it sounds more like a zen thing, but that is a fact.

The most effective method in developing correct trigger control is to utilize a dust free, sharp, relatively light trigger. Be careful though, a trigger that is too light raises the possibility of misfires. Most shooter agree that the most desirable trigger pull is around 2 1/2 to 3 lbs.

Out of the box, rifles don’t have this set-up. So you have to take the unit to a gunsmith and inform him that you want your trigger pull modified.

3. BREATHING

This has to be one of the hardest things I had to master when I was starting out. Just like in trigger control, this has to become second nature to the shooter.

To do this, the shooter takes in a few deep breaths, then let out part of it while simultaneously squeezing the trigger. The idea might be easy, but I tell you it is not. With this one, constant practice is the only solution.

Now we come to the last piece of the puzzle. Unlike the first 3 tips, this one is not a skill that needs to be developed, but an upgrade to your unit. This upgrade is Cryogenic Treatment.

Cryogenic treatment is a process where metal is subjected to ultra low temperatures, which changes its structural components. The outcome is a metal that is stronger, and more resistant to wear and tear.

I subjected one of my rifle barrels to this process almost a couple years back, and till now, it still performs well. It also tends to keep the accumulation of residue at a minimal, making barrel cleaning a breeze.

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