Wanna own a 95? you CAN!

but it's in ruber!

Packin' something that authentic lookin' around in the US could get a cap busted in your ass. Translation=get you shot by the Po- Po..(police)

Very authentic looking weapons. Nice.

are you sure their not resin? thats what most replicas are made of.

yeah, in cetain american ciies such as LA and NY, you cant get a paint ball gun in black, it has to be blue or another color. it helps the cops tell whats real and whats not.

no, it's in ruber, with a steel bar inside, to make it as the same weight as the real one. this one also acts the trigger function, as the same feeling as the real rifle.
in canada, i think you need to put a red cap on the muzzle cap, to show it's not a real rifle. i've seen fake M16 in pink....weird look..... i want to get one of this to canada, don't know how...any suggestions?

its not smart 2 be showin any kind of fake or toy guns infront of police even in canada, u'd prolly get shot if u pointed da gun at da cops even though it has a red cap or wutever on it

This has been a constant arugement with the airsoft hobby crowd for years.

Realistic replicas are okay for collectors who keep them at home, but toy guns or airsoft guns should NOT look realistic. They can be shaped like the real thing but should be made of clear plastic or something.

For those who are unfamiliar, see these airsoft "toy" guns:


If some kid holds one of these up in front of a cop, it's going to end in a very bad way:

I disagree on the argument that all airsoft guns should be made of clear plastic (or something like that)

Indeed there have been instances of people getting shot for waving around airsoft guns like idiots when what they should have done was to keep their guns in a bag nondiscreetly, and only use them on private property. This kind of behavior only ruins the sport for the rest of us. (I admit that I am biased, being a former airsoft player myself)

In most serious airsoft groups, the rules are very clear. You are to treat your gun as if it were real steel, you will not brandish it outside of the playing area, it must not be loaded until the game begins, eye protection (preferably full face) must be wore at all times...

If you brandish a fake looking gun at the police, you might get shot. There used to be criminals who would paint their guns orange to make them look fake, but since fake-looking guns can look real and real-looking guns can be fake, you shouldn't take a chance.

I don't think it's a problem with the airsoft guns themselves. Besides, many airsoft players chose to start playing airsoft because they liked the relative realism (as opposed to paintball) so having guns that look like they come out of Toys R Us is kind of disheartening.

I'm sure Hollywood would like to order some. Most of the guns in Hollywood movies are rubber replicas.

there are some airsofts that can kill within a certain range. a student at my school nearly got killed when his friends airsoft hit him in the face. not a nice scene.