The real steel LR 300 is an assault rifle and conversion kit based on the AR-15 platform and is broadly similar to M16. The weapon is touted as an 'excellent entry weapon system' indicating a suitability for military use in close quarters battle due to its folding stock yet powerful selective fire weapon in 5.56. Particularly notable is the rifle's capability to use a fully folding skeletal stock due to the lack of requirement for a buffer tube; it uses an adapted version of the AR-15's standard direct impingement gas operating system which removes the need for one. This AEG utilizes a standard version 2 gearbox but otherwise includes a variety of design features that make it a little easier to strip and maintain and yet still run just like an M4; it has an odd little ergonomic grip that?s rather charming and comfortable but of course can still take the usual modfare of Magpulization and whatnot should you choose. The weapon is full metal with steel components and high strength polymer furniture; the stock is multi-position with 5 increments besides also being foldable (to the left, against the gun for a compact form of 23 inches). The weapon also features authentic markings as a licensed replica of the real thing.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/AEG_AEP_G_G_G_G_LR_300_Standard_Short_Licensed_ZM_Markings.htm
Rabu, 01 Desember 2010
Tokyo Marui Short Fore Grip Flat (Dark Earth)
For those who do not use the vertical grip in true vertical fashion but instead use it with an angled grip, thumb over bore, angle cradled style or just have small hands then you will find full length vertical grips excessive for use and may get in the way of confined environment or at least packing for transport. The short grip gives you just enough contact zone to hold vertically or a more angled grip without having to go any further then needed. Particularly useful of you are the type to switch back and for between vertical, angle and horizontal grip styles on the go.
The attachment system uses a pair of spring loaded bars to quick-attach to accessory rails; it is rather fiddly to get on but that does make it one of the most solid spring-mount attaching modules on the market. This model does have removable panels on the side for installing a paddle switch (for flash light and lasers) albeit it a very short space for a very short switch.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Accessories_Grips_and_Stocks_AEG_Tokyo_Marui_Short_Fore_Grip_Flat_Dark_Earth.htm
The attachment system uses a pair of spring loaded bars to quick-attach to accessory rails; it is rather fiddly to get on but that does make it one of the most solid spring-mount attaching modules on the market. This model does have removable panels on the side for installing a paddle switch (for flash light and lasers) albeit it a very short space for a very short switch.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Accessories_Grips_and_Stocks_AEG_Tokyo_Marui_Short_Fore_Grip_Flat_Dark_Earth.htm
KTW SPAS Custom Shotgun
The proportions may be a little off, its weight might be light and its plastic components may make it seem toy like but do not go judging this book by its cover.
For your not that much money spent, you get a pump-action weapon with a 60 round tube that puts out 1 BB per shot as fast as you can rack the slide. Clocking in at 375fps it is not a toy, it can compete outdoors and while it may not a long range shooter, its practically a rifle by indoor and short range standards.
It shoots very consistently under its spring generated power and with surprisingly light pump strength for a weapon of this power it cycles pretty quick too. The top rail is proper 20mm but the profile shape is a little odd so while most rail attach devices are more forgiving and would fit this, some less conventional attachments may not sit quite right even though most will do fine. The solid stock offers a nice break but keep an eye out for the after-market folding stock attachment for this baby.
If your interest still is not peaked at this budget buy, the rear iron sight is also a camouflaged selector which when moved to the forward position will switch from 1 BB per shot mode to 2 BB per shot mode. The secondary mode consumes ammo at twice the rate but puts out a miniature spread pattern to increase the chances of a hit or just rain down suppressive fire that much more effectively.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Shotguns_Dongsan_KTW_KTW_SPAS_Custom.htm
For your not that much money spent, you get a pump-action weapon with a 60 round tube that puts out 1 BB per shot as fast as you can rack the slide. Clocking in at 375fps it is not a toy, it can compete outdoors and while it may not a long range shooter, its practically a rifle by indoor and short range standards.
It shoots very consistently under its spring generated power and with surprisingly light pump strength for a weapon of this power it cycles pretty quick too. The top rail is proper 20mm but the profile shape is a little odd so while most rail attach devices are more forgiving and would fit this, some less conventional attachments may not sit quite right even though most will do fine. The solid stock offers a nice break but keep an eye out for the after-market folding stock attachment for this baby.
If your interest still is not peaked at this budget buy, the rear iron sight is also a camouflaged selector which when moved to the forward position will switch from 1 BB per shot mode to 2 BB per shot mode. The secondary mode consumes ammo at twice the rate but puts out a miniature spread pattern to increase the chances of a hit or just rain down suppressive fire that much more effectively.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Shotguns_Dongsan_KTW_KTW_SPAS_Custom.htm
G&P Complete Bolt Carrier Set (Negative Pressure) for (WA) Western Arms M4 GBB
If you're looking to replace your entire bolt carrier and nozzle set, you may consider the G&P Bolt Carrier and Negative Pressure Nozzle Complete Set.
This complete set includes a hardened Bolt Carrier and a Negative Pressure Loading Nozzle Set and pre-assembled and ready for use. Simply take your old bolt carrier out, and drop this new set right in, and you're good to go!
Unlike the stock Western Arms system, the amount of gas used per shot by the Negative Pressure Nozzle Set is instead regulated by an independent valve inside the nozzle without the need for contact between a floating valve's plunger and the BB. Thus creating a steady output of gas regardless on how solid the contact between the BB and the nozzle, thereby reducing the chances of Projectile Dysfunction!
So if you're looking for a steadier output, whilst reducing the chances of misfires and other similar issues, the Negative Pressure Loading Nozzle Set is your perfect choice, along with the hardened Bolt Carrier you can keep banging away all day, and all of the night!
Tokyo Marui EMOD Stock Flat (Dark Earth)
A later improved version of the Crane stock, the EMOD Stock or Mod Stock as they are more commonly known, features the same 6-position telescopic adjustment and increased interior space to accommodate a rear-wire battery in the form of a tri-stick crane stock battery solution. This mode goes a step further by making the side panels removable so you can reduce the mass of the stock if youa re not using the battery compartment. With yet more additional space in the form of a small hatch-accessible compartment, it can store miscellaneous odds and ends like AA / AAA / 9v batteries, small Allen/hex keys or even a dozen M&Ms if you so choose.
The stock itself is a very durable, fairly lightweight (though heavier then a standard M4 polymer adjustable stock) piece which hold up well to long term wear and tear. The butt plate is both rubberized and textured to improve grip, hold and comfort to a degree.
The rear stored battery option s is particularly useful in M4s with rail systems as they lack the space to store the battery in the front and externally wiring a battery box is not the neatest or prettiest solution. Also, the rear wired battery helps to pull a bit more weight to the rear of the weapon which goes some measure in balancing the weapon a little better (although not much if you are using a metal rail system anyway). The additional compartment can be handy for holding a spare Allen key for adjusting sights or attaching/removing accessories or even emergency field repairs if so needed.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Accessories_Grips_and_Stocks_AEG_Tokyo_Marui_EMOD_Stock_Flat_Dark_Earth.htm
The stock itself is a very durable, fairly lightweight (though heavier then a standard M4 polymer adjustable stock) piece which hold up well to long term wear and tear. The butt plate is both rubberized and textured to improve grip, hold and comfort to a degree.
The rear stored battery option s is particularly useful in M4s with rail systems as they lack the space to store the battery in the front and externally wiring a battery box is not the neatest or prettiest solution. Also, the rear wired battery helps to pull a bit more weight to the rear of the weapon which goes some measure in balancing the weapon a little better (although not much if you are using a metal rail system anyway). The additional compartment can be handy for holding a spare Allen key for adjusting sights or attaching/removing accessories or even emergency field repairs if so needed.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Accessories_Grips_and_Stocks_AEG_Tokyo_Marui_EMOD_Stock_Flat_Dark_Earth.htm
King Arms AK47S TDI Style
Full metal AK-47 with modern style tactical polymer furniture. Aluminium receiver and outer barrel, steel top plate, rails, trigger guard, magazine catch, rear sling loop and frame stock. The front furniture features mid length accessory rails on the top and bottom as well as short rails on both sides; a great setup for adding rail attach accessories like scopes, lasers, flashlights, bipods and even grenade launchers.
The front furniture has side ribs for enhance hand grip texture whilst the pistol grip is polymer and features deep ergonomic finger grooves for a very comfortable position and enough depth for use with or without gloves.
Full length AKs like these have inner barrels over 40cm / 16 inches long, a receiver that tidily takes an internally stored 9.6v stick battery (not included), an AK type motor winding though a version 3 gearbox pushing out 350 fps feeding from the included 600 round high capacity magazine. AKs like these are not just good AEGs, they make for natural machine guns; many experienced users know that by slapping on the right sort of magazine, scope and accessories you can make this a pretty effective squad support weapon whilst still maintaining a rifle weight advantage over proper machine guns.
Take it one step further, the King Arms AK takes King Arms AK magazines as well as Tokyo Marui and G&P variations. Baring this in mind, AKs have one of the most significant cross-model-compatibility of AEG magazines meaning that if you find an Airsoft AEG AK magazine, chances are it will work inside this thing. The version 3 gearbox and slide-tab hop-up and tried and tested standard designs which are not only bench mark performers but cross compatible with a plethora if aftermarket modifications should you which to drop in a higher power spring, a faster or stronger motor or a reinforced piston. It also makes long term maintenance as simple as finding a store that stocks the most common AEG parts. If M4s are the most common and prolific series in Airsoft, AKs are a very close second.
At a full size 90cm / 35 inches the AK-47 is an imposing rifle but certainly not small but folding down the steel front swinging frame stock on this model reduced it to a far more reasonable 66cm / 26 inches when you need to operate is smaller spaces. Classic issues found on older AK types are not found on these newer ones; the top plate is wobble free and while the stock has a little give in the hinge rotation the hinge lock is damned solid with an effective balance of rigid form yet smooth movement when needed.
If you are looking for a market dominatingly compatible AEG rifle series that can be modded up down and sideways in circles around other models which performs up there with the best of them but not only want to avoid the M4 but western weapons in general then the AK must just be the rifle you are looking for.
If you want a team standard rifle that go be found in various forms and formats to do a whole team range of jobs but what to show some kind of stand-off styling against the ARs in the enemy team, this might just be the rifle you are looking for.
If you want something large, loud, aggressive, massive capacity yet light enough to keep pace with most weapons half its threat level then this just might be the rifle you are looking for.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/AEG_AEP_King_Arms_King_Arms_AK47S_TDI_Style.htm
The front furniture has side ribs for enhance hand grip texture whilst the pistol grip is polymer and features deep ergonomic finger grooves for a very comfortable position and enough depth for use with or without gloves.
Full length AKs like these have inner barrels over 40cm / 16 inches long, a receiver that tidily takes an internally stored 9.6v stick battery (not included), an AK type motor winding though a version 3 gearbox pushing out 350 fps feeding from the included 600 round high capacity magazine. AKs like these are not just good AEGs, they make for natural machine guns; many experienced users know that by slapping on the right sort of magazine, scope and accessories you can make this a pretty effective squad support weapon whilst still maintaining a rifle weight advantage over proper machine guns.
Take it one step further, the King Arms AK takes King Arms AK magazines as well as Tokyo Marui and G&P variations. Baring this in mind, AKs have one of the most significant cross-model-compatibility of AEG magazines meaning that if you find an Airsoft AEG AK magazine, chances are it will work inside this thing. The version 3 gearbox and slide-tab hop-up and tried and tested standard designs which are not only bench mark performers but cross compatible with a plethora if aftermarket modifications should you which to drop in a higher power spring, a faster or stronger motor or a reinforced piston. It also makes long term maintenance as simple as finding a store that stocks the most common AEG parts. If M4s are the most common and prolific series in Airsoft, AKs are a very close second.
At a full size 90cm / 35 inches the AK-47 is an imposing rifle but certainly not small but folding down the steel front swinging frame stock on this model reduced it to a far more reasonable 66cm / 26 inches when you need to operate is smaller spaces. Classic issues found on older AK types are not found on these newer ones; the top plate is wobble free and while the stock has a little give in the hinge rotation the hinge lock is damned solid with an effective balance of rigid form yet smooth movement when needed.
If you are looking for a market dominatingly compatible AEG rifle series that can be modded up down and sideways in circles around other models which performs up there with the best of them but not only want to avoid the M4 but western weapons in general then the AK must just be the rifle you are looking for.
If you want a team standard rifle that go be found in various forms and formats to do a whole team range of jobs but what to show some kind of stand-off styling against the ARs in the enemy team, this might just be the rifle you are looking for.
If you want something large, loud, aggressive, massive capacity yet light enough to keep pace with most weapons half its threat level then this just might be the rifle you are looking for.
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/AEG_AEP_King_Arms_King_Arms_AK47S_TDI_Style.htm
Gamma M4 RIS
A very reasonable and affordable piece; the Gamma M4 RIS offers a full metal receiver and front rail system. Full four-surface rail system with standard 20mm rails for attaching standard rail attach modules (not included) and a flat top rail receiver with a removable rear sight; by all means add optics to get more out of your aiming and even lasers and flashlights if you need them.
With battery and charger included, a 300 round high capacity magazine and clocking in at 360 fps out of the box it makes for a very nice starter package for the beginner. The crane stock is multi-position adjustable and of course fits its own rear-wired battery but can accept after market crane stock batteries if you are looking to get more. It has a rear and front-swivel sling mounts so although a sling is not included you could easily fit one as you like.
Over all, this M4 stands pretty well against G&P versions. It may not be quite as smooth but it is a bit more of a complete package so for the first time buyer this is definitely a great choice. Equally so, its self-complete nature makes it a good gift as well; whoever picks up this box needs only throw in their own pair of safety specs and some ammo and they are good to game right off the bat!
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/AEG_AEP_Gamma_Gamma_M4_RIS.htm
With battery and charger included, a 300 round high capacity magazine and clocking in at 360 fps out of the box it makes for a very nice starter package for the beginner. The crane stock is multi-position adjustable and of course fits its own rear-wired battery but can accept after market crane stock batteries if you are looking to get more. It has a rear and front-swivel sling mounts so although a sling is not included you could easily fit one as you like.
Over all, this M4 stands pretty well against G&P versions. It may not be quite as smooth but it is a bit more of a complete package so for the first time buyer this is definitely a great choice. Equally so, its self-complete nature makes it a good gift as well; whoever picks up this box needs only throw in their own pair of safety specs and some ammo and they are good to game right off the bat!
source: http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/AEG_AEP_Gamma_Gamma_M4_RIS.htm
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