are the lenses airsoft approved. do they past, Mil-spec MIL-V-43511D and / or MCEPS
886466
I beleave so but i wouldnt trust the lense because there are large gaps easy for BBs to fly through and its very small
1810542
They come with a #5 welding lens. Waay too dark for everyday use. Perhaps the clear lenses (or you could buy aftemarket tinted lenses) would work. These lenses may also not be shatter resistant. If you get hit by a rock, it could take your eye out. M/C goggles are meant to take road hazards. Your local motorcycle shop probably has better alternatives though.
1782837
My guess would be 'yes', but I don't engage in paintball. I read other reviews by other customers that indicate a positive for paintball. Peripheral view is good, and the lenses are impact resistant.
1985656
This is what we shoot and they work really well.Crosman Biodegradable AirSoft BBs (5000 .20G 6mm, White BBs)
84450
Don't know (never heard of "airsoft")--sorry. I use them for shooting at an indoor practice range, and have had no problems with them fogging.
793457
The lenses are all SAE and DOT approved, they all meet or exceed OEM standards, it doesn't matter whether you purchase them from a GMC/Chevy dealer, they're all the same and are high impact plastic lenses, the only real difference is, if you purchase them from a GMC/Chevy garage or from NAPA, or most other well know parts houses, you'll pay up to $175.00 a set. You're way ahead of the game by purchasing them through Amazon for $34.00 rather than $175.00, the choice is yours. By the way, most every vehicle made has high impact plastic lenses installed, I don't think you will find any glass anymore, maybe a Rolls Royce. Eventually they all get dull and need to be replaced, it's extremely easy to do, if you don't know, I will happy to tell you how to do it. I've had high impact lenses installed on my vehicles, including my 1997 GMC truck, my originally OEM factory lenses were plastic and nearly 16 years old, they are still in tack, the only reason that I changed them was that they were getting dull, generally, you can polish the outside, however, you can't get to the inside which also gets dull. For $34.00 buy them, the seller was excellent, they delivered the product on time, they were all well packaged, and the lenses were the same quality as discussed above. I hope this helps.
1216944
No. Do not play airsoft with these! Even if another person was able to stop some rounds it is not rated to withstand anything so it should be assumed entirely unsafe. In the absence of ratings lenses don't have to have strong quality control so one lens may be significantly stronger than the other due to the materials used or a manufacturing defect. Goggles like these buy their lenses in bulk from countries like China so you don't know how they were made. Your eyes are far too valuable to risk on subpar protection, especially for a price difference of ~$10. At minimum play with ANSI z87.1 but ideally MIL STD 662F. No. Do not play airsoft with these! Even if another person was able to stop some rounds it is not rated to withstand anything so it should be assumed entirely unsafe. In the absence of ratings lenses don't have to have strong quality control so one lens may be significantly stronger than the other due to the materials used or a manufacturing defect. Goggles like these buy their lenses in bulk from countries like China so you don't know how they were made. Your eyes are far too valuable to risk on subpar protection, especially for a price difference of ~$10. At minimum play with... » Read More No. Do not play airsoft with these! Even if another person was able to stop some rounds it is not rated to withstand anything so it should be assumed entirely unsafe. In the absence of ratings lenses don't have to have strong quality control so one lens may be significantly stronger than the other due to the materials used or a manufacturing defect. Goggles like these buy their lenses in bulk from countries like China so you don't know how they were made. Your eyes are far too valuable to risk on subpar protection, especially for a price difference of ~$10. At minimum play with ANSI z87.1 but ideally MIL STD 662F. « Show Less
1786958
you have to check and see what the tread size is on ur lens it should be printed on it somewhere these are for a 55mm.
1689619
They are solid enough for the real deal. I had them on an optics ready Bushmaster for quite a while. Not the prettiest, but they definitely get the job done.
22630
No problem. Easy access to my stuff and other than using the bifocals to check the sizes, no problem at all ! Good luck. I do like the pistol grip a lot. Remember if you have a long lens on, that the lens will want to drop if unsupported when you squeeze the trigger. Amazing how heavy some long lenses can be when they pivot downward !
1334727
I purchased extra gear tracks for the lenses on Amazon as well. They are not Opteka but they will work just fine.
1259365
Nope. They do not have the electrical connectors for a motorized lens like those. Sorry this is only for the MD/MC mount style lenses
1689621
They are backup for when my Eotech runs out of batteries. For that purpose i think they are great. They might be intended for Airsoft but they seem solid enough.
1011459
Thanks for the info. I figured that out , finally. Don't know who gave me the misinformation about exchanging lenses, but I purchased the K-7 with the proper lens. Thanks again.
1099144
The lens is the same as the ones they issue the military. The frame is a different style. I prefer these to the ones I was issued.
341688
They are manufactured to u.s. military spec.and although they are not issued, if personnel wish to buy their own kit they can wear these.
1994883
To be honest I'm not totally sure. But if I were to guess they are not because not sure if the scope u mentioned is the same as one I have purchased. But the one scope that I have that came with mounts the mounts were not very good at all.