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Airsoft guns represent the foundation of every airsoft equipment and are designed for sports shooting, tactical games, weapon handling training, or recreational target shooting. In our offer, you will find a wide selection of models from electric assault rifles to gas pistols, manual sniper rifles, or grenade launchers. Each type of airsoft gun operates on a different principle, offers a unique shooting experience, and suits a different style of play.
Airsoft guns shoot plastic BBs with a 6 mm caliber, and many models faithfully replicate the appearance, dimensions, and controls of real-life counterparts. Thanks to this, they are popular not only among airsoft players but also among collectors, military technology enthusiasts, or people training tactics and weapon handling.
Airsoft Electric Guns (AEG)
Airsoft electric guns are among the most widespread and popular types of airsoft guns. They operate using an electric motor and gearbox, which drives the piston compressing the air needed for the shot. They are powered by a battery, most commonly of the Li-Po, Li-ion, or NiMH type.
Electric airsoft guns are an ideal choice for beginners and advanced players alike. They offer reliable operation, easy use, and the ability to shoot in both single-shot and burst modes. A major advantage is the wide availability of upgrade parts, allowing the gun to be customized for accuracy, performance, or rate of fire according to the player's preferences.
Electric airsoft guns are most commonly used as:
AEG guns are suitable for most game situations and can offer very good range, high reliability, and stable performance even during longer games. Compared to gas models, they are less sensitive to cold weather and easier to maintain.
Airsoft Gas Guns (GBB / NBB / CO2)
Airsoft gas guns operate using Green Gas or CO2 cartridges. This type of gun is particularly popular for its realistic shooting experience, Blow Back system recoil, and authentic controls similar to real firearms.
Gas airsoft guns are most commonly used as:
A major advantage of gas guns is the realistic slide operation, authentic sound, and natural handling. Many models feature a functional slide catch, disassembly similar to live firearms, and magazines with realistic capacity.
Green Gas models offer smoother operation and lower operating costs, while CO2 versions provide higher performance and better functionality in colder weather. Gas guns are particularly popular among experienced players, realism enthusiasts, and CQB players.
Gas airsoft guns do not only use Green Gas but also various types of gases with different pressures for different temperature conditions and types of guns. Green Gas is the most common and suitable for standard use, often containing silicone oil for lubrication. Blue Gas has lower pressure and is suitable for warm weather and airsoft GBB guns with plastic slides, while Red Gas provides higher pressure for colder conditions. Even stronger Orange and Black Gas are mainly used in winter or in more robust guns that can handle higher pressure. Choosing the right gas is important for the performance, reliability, and longevity of the airsoft gun.
Compared to electric guns, they require more regular maintenance, and their performance can be affected by the ambient temperature.
Airsoft Manual Guns
Manual airsoft guns operate on the principle of manual cocking before each shot. It is a simple system that does not require a battery or gas.
Manual airsoft guns are most commonly used as:
Manual sniper rifles are popular among players who prefer precise shooting at long distances. Thanks to their simple mechanism, they can be very reliable and, after upgrades, exceptionally accurate. Manual shotguns, on the other hand, offer realistic pump-action reloading and an excellent experience in CQB games.
The advantage of manual guns is their independence from batteries or gas. The disadvantage is the slower rate of fire, as the gun needs to be manually cocked before each shot.
Airsoft Grenade Launchers
Airsoft grenade launchers serve as special support equipment for tactical games and large Mil-Sim events. They are most commonly mounted under the barrel of an assault rifle or function as standalone weapons.
Grenade launchers use special airsoft grenades filled, for example, with BBs or paintball rounds. Upon firing, they can disperse a larger number of BBs at once, which is ideal for room clearing, CQB combat, or tactical suppression of opponents.
Airsoft grenade launchers are popular for:
- realistic military appearance
- strong tactical effect
- the ability to hit multiple players at once
- team play support
Most models operate on Green Gas or CO2 systems, and compatibility depends on the type of grenade used.
Airsoft Grenades
Airsoft grenades represent additional tactical equipment designed for a more realistic and dynamic gameplay experience. They are mainly used in CQB games, building clearing, or eliminating opponents in cover.
There are several types of airsoft grenades:
- refillable grenades dispersing a large number of BBs
- sound grenades simulating an explosion
- grenades for airsoft grenade launchers
Some models operate on Green Gas or CO2, while others use a spring mechanism.
Airsoft grenades significantly enhance the tactical options of a player and can change the course of the game, especially in enclosed spaces. However, it is always necessary to follow safety rules and the rules of the specific airsoft field when using them.
HPA Airsoft Guns
HPA airsoft guns (High Pressure Air) operate using compressed air supplied from an external air tank through a regulator and hose directly into the gun. This is one of the most modern and precise propulsion systems in airsoft and is especially popular among advanced players and competitive shooters.
The main advantage of the HPA system is its extremely consistent performance, high accuracy, and the ability to finely tune muzzle velocity and rate of fire. HPA guns can perform consistently even in cold weather, as their performance is not significantly affected by temperature like gas-powered airsoft guns.
HPA systems are commonly used in:
- assault rifles
- DMR rifles
- sniper rifles
- high rate-of-fire CQB builds
A major advantage of HPA airsoft guns is their quieter operation, instant trigger response, and extensive customization options to match the player's playstyle. Many HPA systems allow precise adjustment of air pressure, firing speed, and trigger sensitivity.
One downside can be the higher purchase cost and the need to carry an external air tank with a regulator. Despite this, HPA airsoft guns are considered among the most powerful and accurate solutions available in modern airsoft.
