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Everything You Need to Know about Airsoft Safety

john — Wed, 27 May 2009 01:39:16 +0000

I was searching around a few message boards the other day, as I do every morning before a nice long day of work, and I came across a thread on AirsoftForum.com. I found some really good, helpful and well said information pertaining to all aspects of Airsoft Safety. This information could be very helpful to those of you just getting started or those who just aren't familiar with many of the safety aspects of this potentially dangerous activity.

Airsoft Replicas are NOT toys! They are NOT intended or designed for children. There is a real potential for danger with these products because they are so realistic, effective and inexpensive not to mention the fact that they are in deed a real pellet gun.

Even though they aren't real firearms, they look very much like a real gun. Any "look a like" or toy/BB gun used in a crime carries the same full circumstances as that of a real weapon. These products should be considered as dangerous as real loaded firearms.

For anyone purchasing an AirSoft BB gun, take note that most State Laws require that you must be over 18 years of age to make a purchase. If not over 18, the seller MUST have the written consent of an adult BEFORE they can ship the product and an adult over the age of 18 MUST be available to sign for the product when it arrives at your location.

For your safety, ALWAYS wear eye protection and all Airosft Safety Equipment when operating an AirSoft Pellet / BB gun and allways treat them with the same respect as with a real firearm. They are to be purchased and used by adults 18 years of age or older. Minors MUST have parental supervision when operating these BB guns.

NEVER transport your AirSoft Replica in open view, keep in its protective case. The neighbor lady doesn't know you have a pellet gun that looks a lot like your dad's AK47 and she might call law inforcement out to check on you. Therefore, NEVER brandish or use the AirSoft guns in public areas.

Which brings me to another important point: If you are EVER approached by law enforcement officers, DO EXACTLY what they say and PAY ATTENTION, your life might be on the line! NEVER point or shoot at other people or animals. Check with your local ordinance on ownership and usage before making a purchase. It is the user and/or buyer's responsibility to use common sense and safe Airsoft handeling practices. Neither Airsoftforum.com, it's members, it's operators nor it's contributors can be held responsible or liable for your actions. By viewing and/or contributing to this website, you agree to all of these terms and conditions.

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ET ALIEN FULL SAFETY IMPACT RESISTANCE AIRSOFT PAINTBALL PROTECTIVE FACE MASK

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Airsoft Safety Tips

john — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 13:41:29 +0000

There are always goin to be questions when it comes to what you can and cant...or more like, what you should and shouldn't do when it comes to your airsoft gun. Think about it, you're running around with guns that look super real, in fasemasks and shooting at each other...there are some elements to this game that can be super sketchy...so here are a few tips that could maybe help you reduce the sketch factor of playing Airsoft with your buds.

1) Don't take off the orange tips of your gun. That is just asking for trouble...I know you want your gun to look real and cool when you're running scenarios and stuff, but it is was more safe to just bite it and keep the orange tip on there. Even then, it is still hard to distinguish between an actual and an airsoft gun.

2) Don't play on public land without permission. It is definitely best to play in designated airsoft areas or private areas where the public is not exposed or at risk of coming across. It's gotta be quite startling to be walking around somewhere and just all of a sudden see 4 or 5 guys running through the woods with sniper rifles and ak-47s. Best thing to to: keep the public away from your airsoft activities.

3) Consult local authorities before you play a game. This is easy, make sure your local police department knows what you are doing and that you are playing AIRSOFT. There have been countless injuries, deaths and law suits resulting from misunderstandings with airsoft guns. The best way to save your own butt and make sure everyone is safe is to just take every precaution possible.

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Death Skull Bone Airsoft Full Face Protect Safety Mask

US $13.07

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Airsoft Full Face Goggle Mesh Mask Safety Tactical

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US $.01

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ET ALIEN FULL SAFETY IMPACT RESISTANCE AIRSOFT PAINTBALL PROTECTIVE FACE MASK

US $21.99

6h 5m

Safety Full Face Airsoft Gun Mask Goggles Visor NEW Protective Accessory NR

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US $19.95

8h 39m

MEN SPORT SHOOTING AIRSOFT SAFETY GLASSES PROTECTIVE GOGGLES YELLOW LENS

US $9.89

9h 29m

SPORT SHOOTING AIRSOFT SAFETY GLASSES PROTECTIVE GOGGLES EYEWEAR YELLOW LENS

US $9.89

9h 29m

Airsoft Safety Equipment!

john — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 22:59:39 +0000

As with any sport, or pretty much anything in life...the single MOST important part of it is SAFETY. SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY!! Without the proper equipment and guidelines, Airsoft can be a very dangerous activity. Think about it, what is Airsoft...little plastic balls being shot out of guns at very high speeds with the intention of hitting you...if that doesn't spell out danger than I dont know what does! Since people are trying to hit you with the bb's, the best way to protect yourself is to make sure all areas of your body are covered and protected. Obviously, and probably most importantly, you want to protect your eyes...a high speed plastic bb lodged in your eye is a great recipe for a case of permenant blindness. As a general rule of safety, and even more just a common courtesy...NEVER AIM TO SHOOT SOMEONE IN THE HEAD OR THE FACE...it's just mean and rude, aim for the body, a much safer area! Also, never shoot at someone who is not playing airsoft or aware of the rules or what to expect. Never hang out in the woods and shoot at people just walking who have nothing to do with Airsoft...not only is it illegal, but it's just plain mean...don't give other airsoft gun owners a bad name...so with that being said, wear protective equipment and play by the rules!!!!