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Part of the fun of modern combat sports is the fact that the challenges can be fairly realistic while still being quite a lot of fun. You can unload a clip from a semi-automatic air soft gun, for example, and not worry about hurting the person you’re shooting. While this can be a lot of fun, and while the semi-autos do really fire as fast as you can pull the trigger, there is an obvious upgrade: fully-auto. This is entirely possible, and actually quite affordable, with an airsoft electric gun.
An airsoft electric gun uses mechanical devices to propel the projectile instead of air or CO2. These devices usually consist of durable metal gear devices that can shoot projectiles around 500 feet per second. At those speeds, the soft BBs won’t hurt, but you’d have to be pretty fast to get out of the way of one. This is made harder, of course, by the fact that these guns will just keep spraying them until the trigger is released or until you run out of BBs in your clip. Considering how many BBs fit in a clip, your opponents are likely to find themselves in quite a lot of trouble.
Airsoft electric gun products come in some of the most exciting options where replicas are concerned. The Thompson submachine gun, made famous during the Second World War, for instance, is among the choices available. There are plenty of replicas of modern assault weapons available, as well. One of the fun things about these guns is that the mechanical components have some heft to them, which gives them a more realistic feel and balance. The red tip that’s found on all of these guns make them clearly differentiated from any real type of assault weapon, however.