Types of Airsoft
Spring Airsoft
These are excellent entry level Airsoft Guns for any new enthusiast to this sport. Styled after some of the world's famous firearms, spring loaded pellet airsoft guns are true to scale and easy to operate. They are very durable with extremely low failure rates. These models must be cocked prior to each shot (not very useful in an airsoft battle). The main advantage with these types of airsof guns are not dependent on external sources, such as air, gas, or battery.
Gas Airsoft Guns
Pressurized gas is used to propel pellets; these airsoft guns are usually the most proficient of the three categories. The two most frequently used gases are HFC-134a and Green Gas, which is a blend of polysiloxane lubricant and propane. The uncommon gases are nitrogen, C02, and red gas. Gas powered airsoft guns lean to be used in pistols. All models are manufactured to a high degree of surface detail and dimension; these are for the more discerning collector.
Hybrid Airsoft Guns
In the summer of 2006, the new Hybrid airsoft guns arrived on the market. These are very similar to Automatic Electric Guns (AEGs) however the Hybrid has extra add-on to further replicate real firearms. The most noticeable add-on is the shell casings, which resemble a real bullet; with the complete blowback system it ejects the casing. This provides a realistic effect.
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