would this work well with airsofting?
1684098
Guido Kimble is absolutely correct and used an excellent example. This woodworking face shield uses the same type of head strap suspension and shield flip-up feature as a welding helmet. You would have no practical way of keeping it on your head while jumping, running, etc.
1684099
I would say no. It's very large, and not really designed for staying in place while doing lots of physical activity. It's comparable in size and function to a welding helmet.
1684100
I wouldn't wear this during intense athletic activities. I don't think it would stay on your head while running.
2089879
Yes i've used this on an AR and it has worked fine but some low end UTG scopes like this are meant for airsoft applications. Not sure how it would hold up to some of the higher slug loads.
860653
Yes if your airsoft gun has a rail on top. The sight attaches to a 20mm picatinny rail on top of the receiver.
898419
no, it is not an airsoft. it is not even anything like a toy. i don't recommend it as a parade rifle. just don't do it. stay away.
961400
I don't think it would work out very well. Not going to work out well due to the plastics and incorporated recoil pad.
675475
It all depends on the fps... however airsoft bbs are plastic so unless were talking metal bbs you'll be fine
251684
I use it for Airsoft in Oklahoma. I seat pretty bad, and I have no issues. The only thing you need to watch out for is the cold and bending it to much. It's not Carbon Fiber so in the cold it will break.
561114
I have to wonder what kind of airsoft you're talking about, since that usually involves tiny plastic pellets. I could see it used for LARP and sparring, but airsoft?
886214
I love mine. No buyers remorse or anything like that. One thing I would suggest would be to upgrade the build plate though as the acrylic plate warps. If you can design it in a 3D modeling program, you can print it (for the most part). So to answer your questions, Yes, imo, it is worth the money. I would imagine that you could build airsoft guns with this with mostly printed parts. Would still need springs and such like that though of course.
1303873
Yep. If it says airsoft on the bbs it'll work with any airsoft gun. Now these are double polished, seamless, .2 gram bbs, so you will get better range, accuracy, and power with them. Hope this helped!
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.
1781773
I put my sight on a real AK 47. If it works on a real firearm, it will certainly work on a airsoft.
459970
My son used it for airsoft. I would be careful because it blew up in the middle of the night.
1664627
I would recommend that you get a pistol first then upgrade to something like this i would know because i am a aisoft player and the best first airsoft gun is a pistol
2233063
If the crosman accepts and fires tri burst airsoft shells they should work. All I can say is give it a try
2066586
yea they performed really well in the desert, where i primarily used them. Airsoft should not be a problem
1341864
Absolutely. The BBs/pellets will not break through the can on a single shot, though, so be wary of pellets flying off in all sort of random directions every time you hit your target. This little airsoft gun is definitely strong enough to send cans flying, though-- I found the best way to keep them stationary was to tie a string through the can's pull-tab and to suspend them from something instead of just shooting them off of a table-top or something similar.