New Airsoft PR On Evike
- Thread starter Jodo
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Pretty good piece esp for that price. If I didnt already have one I would jump on it.
Flagg
Sr Member
Crap! I thought it said on the site that batteries weren't included so I paid for a battery and a charger. Bah! So much for that 18% I saved with the promo code. :lol
EDIT: I just went back to the site and it does say batteries aren't included. Bah again!
PHArchivist
Master Member
So be honest - more toy-like or more prop-like?
Here's how it looks:
Not much in terms of packaging.
Its way too hefty to be considered toy-like and I would probably pass it up as prop-like (definitely if I removed the orange plugs and "Made in China" writing).
Flagg
Sr Member
Mine was already shipped when I found this out. I will look into if I can just return the charger and battery though. I didnt look to see if they had a return policy on the site. Stupid me.
Felgacarb
Sr Member
I'm really liking it- it is pretty solid. I'll bring mine to the So-Cal prop party so you can check it out next weekend...
(I did the boiling water trick on the orange tips- worked like a charm. Thanks Hirohawa!
waltonrawlins
New Member
damn thats a cool gun and it fires
Hirohawa
Sr Member
Glad it worked!:thumbsup
PHArchivist
Master Member
Looking forward to it...
Where can you find the coupons?
Flagg
Sr Member
Right on their site you can get the discount codes. Once you start the check out process there's a box asking for the coupon code. Right next to that box is a link to click and see what active options they have. When I bought mine it was AIRSOFTUSA for the 18% off but it looks like that changes every so often,=.
Can you possibly post some brief/basic operation instructions for those of us that are unfamiliar with airsoft guns?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
robstyle
Master Member
Willie, if you ever fired an old Crossman bb/pellet gun, same thing except these are battery powered (like batteries used in remote control cars for example) and shoot mass amounts of white 6mm pellets very rapidly if on full auto.
You unbox it, charge the battery, connect the battery, load the magazine with the pellets, slap it in, select fire and terrorize soda cans, ceiling tiles, the neighbors trash...
You unbox it, charge the battery, connect the battery, load the magazine with the pellets, slap it in, select fire and terrorize soda cans, ceiling tiles, the neighbors trash...
RC1701
New Member
Airsoft is also a popular Military-Simulation (MilSim) tool for both professional and recreational use. Very much like paintball...except they do not come in any type of paint form and therefore the sport's scoring system is based heavily on the "honor" system. They are typically powered by single shot spring action, electric, or gas powered (CO2 and 'green gas') and 99% of them are firearm replicas of their real world counterparts.
Also, I am most pleased to learn that Evike delivered on this one. I was holding back because I had heard of the possibility they may not. Internet rumors FTW. I've been looking for a starting airsoft gun, I think I may have found my answer.
Also, I am most pleased to learn that Evike delivered on this one. I was holding back because I had heard of the possibility they may not. Internet rumors FTW. I've been looking for a starting airsoft gun, I think I may have found my answer.
Most jurisdictions have limits on how fast an airsoft replica is allowed to fire a plastic pellet (or more precisely, the maximum energy imparted to the round). Above these limits, airsoft guns may be considered licensable air weapons in various jurisdictions, so check your local rules.
And of course, behave sensibly around replica firearms, which a pulse rifle certainly is even if we all know they're fictional. Even when they're not.
In short, though: I burn, I pine.
And of course, behave sensibly around replica firearms, which a pulse rifle certainly is even if we all know they're fictional. Even when they're not.
In short, though: I burn, I pine.
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