Would this be good quality for airsoft barriers?
1065203
not into airsoft but the bags are of a durable plastic and would appear to be up to the task of taking abuse from paintballs over and over again.
215465
For my purposes, yes. It was used as a prop for a costume. A year or so later, I still shoot it every so often and it still works. I can't tell you how it would hold up over repeated use to play airsoft.
1801465
I don't know, i have used plastic airsoft .15, .20, and .25, not sure about metal though.
560400
Dont know about an airsoft, one rod broke the first time i used it on my ar-15. Its meant for a 5.56m/.223. The case is cool though
118650
Not familiar with the specific airsoft gun, but my 20 gauge has a relatively slender stock and this fits fine on it. As mentioned in other answers, if your airsoft gun is realistically sized, you shouldn't have a problem.
270059
Three of my friends and I all use these for airsoft. The gap between the goggles and lens is small enough to not allow any BBs through.
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
795229
This material is pretty thick, as long as it doesn't have to curve too much it should work. I used this on a corn hole game board, then coated it with clear acrylic. You might also consider Inkpress CF851120 Clear Film. Its quite a bit thinner, but its not adhesive. I used spray adhesive, then also coated it with clear acrylic to protect.
1372301
I would recommend that you look elsewhere. The quality of this product is more geared towards less than 1000 fps. BB's would improve life. This is better used for a BB pistol.
1528722
It is metal but if it is for a airsoft gun then don't buy it if it is for a real gun then idk
1323525
I am unaware of its resistance level but if it did block non-lethal rounds it would not last long against them. If somebody were to kick this thing hard enough it would break. So I would advise buying a shield from somewhere else if you needed that kind of strength.
626020
As long as it is a STANAG type mag (which 90% of airsoft M4 mags are) it'll go on no problem. Pmag replicas should be good too.
1056645
Yes it is, its built solidly and would be good in the hands of an experienced airsoft player.
1317264
Not at all. In fact, I found this product to be substantially limited as compared to the Barrier product. I would not purchase it again.
1809067
I bought it as a prop for movie sets, but as an airsoft player we messed around with it first. the FPS is okay, probably a good 20-25 meter effective range, which you could improve with a few minor tweaks. But the frame is weak and the stock broke after it had been dropped on a film set. This is a mess around in the backyard or use as a movie prop quality gun.
69770
I've never tried this for airsoft, but as long as it has a standard rail, then its fine. Also if it doesnt fit your gun, you can easily grab a pair of nuts and bolts, and make it fit any gun you please. Worth the money? Not really, it works for distance ok but only to get an idea as to where it might go horizontally.
2247479
Probably not real well. For protection you would want something thicker and more resilient.