Sunday, May 27, 2007

Playing With A World War Two Airsoft Gun

For people who like to use the weapons of world war two without spending the high prices that a real gun can cost, many now buy world war two airsoft guns. These are not cheap but they are less than the real thing. These guns are well made and considered high performance in the airsoft world. These airsoft guns are even made to be field stripped. Expect to pay over a thousand dollars for the best replicas but also expect to be amazed with the quality and attention to detail. The airsoft guns use real metal parts and have real wood stocks where appropriate.

A world war two airsoft gun is legal in most countries and a person doesn't have to have a license either. These guns will fire and the flame coming from the muzzle is real but they don't actually shoot a projectile. It will discharge the cartridge but there isn't anything in the cartridge that comes out of the barrel. Many of the world war two airsoft guns are fully automatic and depending on the gun, might also have some recoil.

World War Two Airsoft Gun Prices And Models

If a certain gun was used as a world war two gun, there is a world war two airsoft gun. Some of these guns are the M3A1 grease gun. It is a 45 caliber replica with a fully automatic thirty round clip available. These can be purchased from between three hundred seventy dollars to over four hundred fifty dollars.

Another great world war two airsoft gun that is a replica piece is the M1 Garand semi automatic replica gun. The M1 Garand was made to chamber the 30-06 round and was accurate to about four hundred meters. The world war two airsoft gun is built with full metal parts and a real wood stock. It looks exactly like what it was modeled after. The M1 Garand can be purchased for around nine hundred dollars to about nine hundred fifty dollars depending on what equipment comes with the gun.

One last world war two airsoft gun to look at is the M1A1 carbine airborne version. It has the folding metal butt section and is a high quality piece of equipment. Looking like the original carbine this gun is built to exacting specifications. It is a lot more money but it is worth the cost because it is a work of art. The cost for the airborne model is about one thousand four hundred fifty dollars.

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