I make short films. Is this going to look like a gun in an adult man's hands? Previous Airsoft guns I have bought have been very small.
1504102
not really its all plastic unless u can add paint that looks like brushed steel
1504103
Short answer: Yes. Long answer: I found with this gun the weight is very light and therefor if you use this piece in a film the talent must carry right to make it feel more real. Also avoid shots that look down and into the barrel, I'm sure you can figure out a few reasons.
1664626
It's okay, but I, like mongoose12, would recommend you get a pistol to start off with. Cheap spring pistols on Amazon are a nice introduction. Just make sure you're buying an Airsoft pistol and not a metal BB pistol.EDIT: Also, be aware that Airsoft is an expensive sport. If you intend to play the game seriously, you will have to consider entry costs for fields, high quality guns $100 or more each, and etc. Backyard skirmishes with friends won't require nearly as expensive equipment though.
1705950
Not sure since I am not in familiar with how real they need the weapon to look. If you cover the red tip and don't take close film shots, it has a pretty authentic look. Additionally, it's weight is closer to reality than other practice weapons I have worked with.
2231142
No. It is a metal BB gun, not an airsoft (plastic BB) gun. Shoot someone with this and it would hurt. As a word of caution, in the eyes of a Police Officer, this is indistinguishable from the real thing, so be very very careful. Only the ones that shoot the plastic BB's would get the safety tip.
886215
From what I can tell from an Airsoft gun (spring based), a Makerbot would require a bit of post printing production to make a complete one on it's own. However 3D printing the shell would allow you customization that you could not find anywhere. If you were solely going to make airsoft guns with it I would say no but I would think once you have one you will do so much more with it that I would say yes worth the money.
661841
I'll be honest and say, I have no clue! I just know that my son always thanks me for finally getting him a gun that never jams, shoots really fast, and loads quick and easy! The best of all he's owned and his friends always want to play with them!, Adults too! :-) Sorry I don't know the answer to what you are asking though!
1399865
No it actually doesn't look that big, It looks pretty cool and easy to carry too, I take it concealed everywhere I go. Also that is an awesome quality flashligh, very bright. You may email me if you want to see pictures of it. Mqjr777@yahoo.com.br. br
1832706
I'm sorry for late response, it's probably going to need a medium but I would take the gun to a gun shop and have it matched up and you're on the right path low is best. Good Luck
1592481
They sent me an email cause I reviewed it, so here I am... Everyone else who answered before me pretty much summed it up. It's just for show, as is the case with all airsoft pistols, though most semi-automatic replicas have a hammer that can be cocked and released by pulling the trigger. Keep in mind, however, that it would probably be impractical on this particular gun because of the all-metal construction and the relative size of the gun (if the hammer moved, it might not look as realistic as it does because of the added space needed for the extra parts and such).
238648
Not really, unless they are not apprehensive. This is really a "take no prisoners" airsoft. Eyewear is a must. I would recommend a single shot pistol to start and get familiar with shooting airsoft. This one is fully loaded automatic and can be dangerous if they don't know what they are doing. Definitely good as a second or third purchase. Also make sure you buy SEAMLESS BBs and not some knock off because they will te jammed in the gun. We actually own a few of these for our family.
3018
It would be heavy to carry around for a long period of time but my 5'2 100 lb girlfriend can shoot it fine. You could grow into it too. If you're worried that much about size though maybe try a cheaper youth break barrel first.
1770197
This gun runs off of bigger tanks. Not the small cartridges used in airsoft guns. They can run off 9oz or bigger.
1818818
Yep! I bought this to use as a Hitman: Agent 47 costume piece, and used 2 air soft 1911's. They were a tad long due to the orange tips on the guns, but will fit in the holsters. The only downside is that the snug fit makes it hard to draw the guns (assuming you're using airsoft replicas as well) but otherwise fantastic. Hope this helps.
2260683
The gun itself is quite realistic looking. I did not try to remove the orange cap but it can probably be removed pretty easily. As an airsoft gun it's not terribly reliable but it shoots great and looks fantastic. You may want to remove the rail on top too to make it look a little more realistic. It's a few screws on the side.
194908
The .12 gram BBs are too light for this airsoft pistol. They split apart before they exit from the barrel, potentially causing the pistol to jam. You need to use the .20 gram ones instead. This pistol has a muzzle velocity of 500 fps. Very high for an air pistol. That's why the lighter BBs break apart and are not suitable in this case
447653
I personally can say that I am very satisfied with my air rifle purchase. So far it seems to hold up to everything I remember as a kid with the one I had then. My brother-in law has an older model from the past and everything looks more or less the same. Being honest I must say that my new air rifle will most likely not come close to the use my older model did. I just don't seem to be as interested in pumping the handle as much! The first two hundred rounds I have fired so far, have been with no problems so far. Hope this helps you with your decision.
1939351
I believe so, great gun. Although i would recommend a higher stander if you're planing on joining a airsoft war.