I tried to reload but it was jammed hence why i dismantled everything and find a broken part. The issues now is I dont remember how to assemble it together cause when i split it open it just went everywhere😭 anyone has any idea or perhaps a yt video guide would be much appreciated thanks

I have played three times this year all between months of june and july because my dad pulls some funny bullshit about if my grades are bad i cannot play.

Hey so i started wondering why my gun sounds the way it does. It works fine but the noises are weird and not like other AEGs i heard, anyone knows whats up?

I've been exploring the idea of turning a former middle school in Conneautville, PA, into a huge indoor/outdoor airsoft venue.

Think CQB, outdoor battles, milsim events, and potentially multi-day games. Basically, Ready or Not irl

This is just an idea right now; the property hasn't been acquired, and I'm trying to gauge interest before going any further.

Would you travel for something like this? How much would you pay for a full-day event, and what would make it worth the trip?

Honest feedback appreciated! Honest feedback ONLY. :)

This is my first ever Airsoft kit (proper one) pls help and advice. No hate pls.

Got my hands into one of these with low price and decided to have small weekend project.
I was too lazy to finish of the magazine insides but currently at it, asking what would be best texture for outside while printing test parts, not satisfied with the current design.

Otherwise printed parts:
Sight Rail 2pieces
Pistol grip and
Handguard

I’m trying to build the handguards for the replica using the original handguards, but I’m running into some issues. I’m having the upper handguard filed down, but I’m still struggling to get it to fit. The lower one, on the other hand, is loose; I’ll need to create an insert for it—I’ll use a 3D printer for that.

Both WE gas blow back with real steel grips on the M9 and grip pins on the 950 Jetfire. The little 950 is honestly quite impressive and I've racked up a few tags with it too

Been testing out the new Spec Precision EXPS3, and so far I'm pretty impressed with it.

First thing I noticed was the build quality. It's noticeably heavier and more solid than the usual XPS clones, and the finish is probably the closest I've seen to a real EOTech. It's got all the correct markings as well.

The main thing I wanted to know before buying it was whether it was actually daylight bright. I've tried a few repros over the years, including the Holy Warrior S1, but always found the reticle too dim in bright sunlight. That was pretty much why I stopped bothering with them.

The reticle is very bright, works in direct sunlight.

Parallax is also noticeably better than the Holy Warrior S1, in my experience. It's obviously not perfect, but the S1 was pretty poor in that department, so big

improvement.

The buttons have nice, positive clicks, as do the zeroing adjustments. The QD mount feels solid too. I've had cheaper EXPS clones where the mounts have literally broken on me.

I've also tested the NV mode through analogue night vision, and it works really well.

It's currently sitting on a GHK V3 and has been holding zero so far. Spec Precision also states that it's tested to withstand 800G of recoil shock and is 5.56-rated, which is good to see, although I haven't tested those claims myself.

Only real downside I've noticed is the lens coating. Both lenses are quite reflective and seem to catch more light than a Vortex Crossfire, Vector Optics and some of my other red dots. Not a deal-breaker, but worth mentioning.

I'll be honest, I was pretty sceptical about spending the money on another repro optic after the amount of clones I've had that have been disappointing or just broken on me. But Spec Precision seem to have done a really good job with this one.

At this point, I'm struggling to see why you'll go for a Holy Warrior S1 over this, especially with the improvements in brightness and parallax.

Just be careful when ordering, as you want the 2026 Spec Precision version. I bought mine directly from their website, so I'd double-check what you're getting if ordering through other marketplaces.

Overall, very happy with it so far. It'll be interesting to see how it holds up over time.

While the ultimate goal was to recreate the Hell Monster as closely as I could, part of that was also seeing how many real PMM parts I could get to fit. The answer ended up being all of them with varying levels of work. There is certainly a significant level of jank here, but I am very happy with the results.

If anyone wants to get some extensive dremel practice in, here's how the project went for me:

> Drop-in

- All MLOK accessories

- HRF Magwell (don't fully tighten)

- BCM Mod 2 Grip

- PMM Left Side Rear Sling QD

- KDG RCH Charging Handle (a bit loose, recommend shimming)

> Filing Needed

- PMM Picatinny Endplate

- PMM Front Sling QD

> Dremel Recommended

- PMM BCD (enlarged slot for bolt catch paddle on rear piece, removed slope from front piece)

- PMM Selectors (cut down VFC selector cam to fit, recommend this rather than attempting to modify the levers thenselves)

- PMM Magazine Release (bored out the mounting slot and pin holes and ran a longer than stock M3 grub screw to (loosely) fix it to the VFC SCAR's magazine catch)

- PMM Right Side Rear Sling QD (made the slot on the part wider and deeper)

Oh and I guess I should mention internals too. I currently have both a Unicorn inner barrel and 70D non-comp bucking which yields pretty good results. Stock accuracy was good too, but I damaged my IB by driving a screw through it and I'm planning to get a new hop chamber setup once they're available so I wanted to test buckings just so I could knock both of those out at the same time. I have Carlo's 3D printed feed ramp/chamber installed (once again to replace the stock one self-destructing), and I'm using a prototype Black Variable recoil buffer I was sent to field test. This gun shoots really well. Despite having many technically "better" gas rifles (TM and VFC ARs, VFC FALs and their AK-105), this is still by far my favorite gun to use. Best feeling recoil for sure.

So as the title says, after half a year of playing with a rental rifle and convincing my parents I finally got a rifle.
It’s a Rossi Neptune Marsoc with a Vector Optics Maverick 2 scope. Also I got a one point sling. I bought two mags plus the two that came with the rifle.
I’m also planning on upgrading the bucking and nub to a maple leaf super macaron and omega. I play in a really big field and having more precision on long shots can give you a big advantage. I already bought this components but I want to install them after a couple games when I feel confident with the rifle and when I think I really need them.
Today I tried the rifle and it’s fantastic. I just need to trim the hop up and the sight tomorrow.
Also I’m planning to 3D print some upgrades for it like a good suppressor.
I just wanted to share because I’m really happy (:

Shot by me.

I want to purchase a gun with a brushless motor in it and according to Google this battery doesn't have a high enough C rating🙄

Just asking the actual community

i successfuly converted an water gell gun (WGG) into airsoft who shoot plastic bb (0.20)

i got like 250 fps with really low fire rate (cuz i put delayer there)

somehow its remain intact even after i play with it on field like 5-6 time🤣

but, the only issue is the material for its body (its plastic) and the trigger is not relly responsive (maybe cuz it use 7v battery or sum)

the base price is 35$ lol

Hello all! This is my first post here, and im needing some help with my kit. Im looking to expand my kit and make something like the picture here and i need a good assault pack that will attach to the back of my pc. ive been looking and i cant find any. I preferably want one that wont break the bank 😭. Any help would be appreciated! (disclaimer this isnt my pic btw)

You can use the Stock when you need wood

Trench Gun ADAR 15 MWS Kit

Looking to get into airsoft. Finding out about milsim events was my trigger. I already have most of the gear I need but I need a rifle. I'm fighting the urge to build a replica of my real steel sbr from scratch like I built the real thing, or as close to it as I could. I came to the conclusion that it would cost me more to do so.

After lots of reading and reviews I've landed on the Specna SA-P23. It's already fairly close to my real one after I slap a mock DA Sandman S on it. My real one has an mk8 handguard vs the mk4-ish one, but I can swap that if it feels too different. On the suppressor... PTS makes it with and without a tracer unit. Is having a tracer worth it for milsim stuff? Once I have the mock suppressor would adding a longer inner barrel make much difference? I feel like I've read conflicting info on whether longer barrels make much difference in airsoft.

The SA-P23 already has pretty good electronics. The aster etu which is what I landed on when pricing out to build from scratch. I also knew I wanted a brushless motor.

I'll probably want a side arm as well, but haven't decided. I already have holsters for a HK VP9, P30L and HK45 so likely one of those hoping the replica fits.

So take a look at my wish list and tell me if I'm making any mistakes, missing something I'll probably need for my first airsoft rifle or if there's something on the list i should change.

Thanks in advance!

EDIT* Thanks for the advice! Extra mags was a stupid thing to forget! Heavier bb's and going with 11.1v over 7.4v was also suggested more than once. I'll get a few different bb weights and probably both batteries to see how it does... Apparently they don't like 11.1v sometimes. Once I figure out what voltage it likes I'll order more of that.