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Sept 20, 2008 |
More printed publications coming! Check
out our product pages for further information!
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Aug 10, 2008 |
Announcing our first printed airsoft publication
 Ultra
FPS & ROF: Configuring the Airsoft V2 Mechbox
This guide is marketed under the
MechboxPRObrand name.
Now available
through:
http://www.createspace.com/3352815
http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-FPS-ROF-Configuration-Mechbox/dp/1440404208/
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May 21, 2008 |
If you happen to know a guy known as
Sean Gathright <seanster_at_tstc@yahoo.com>
please tell him that his email is working on and off (in other words
it is not working properly) and technically we cannot generate the
proper unlock key for his computer. It is sad to see that in these
modern days people still can't get the email thing to work.
Sean, you really need to get proper training on computer usage. |
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May 20, 2008 |
Many new and updated products available through
Redwolf: The new LPEG DIY Kit with
free charger
http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ProductDetail?prodID=24542
The new Ultra ROF Kit with free M4 Pistol
Grip
http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ProductDetail?prodID=22904
The new Mechbox Tune Up Kit with free gear
set (bevel gear + sector gear + spur gear)
http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ProductDetail?prodID=20673
The new Plastic V3 Mechbbox Kit with free
chargers
http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ProductDetail?prodID=20569
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Apr 27, 2008 |
Free RC Press R/C Car Upgrade
ebooks available for download at
http://www.airsoftpress.com/rcpress.htm .
Enjoy!
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Apr 27, 2008 |
A new version of our V3 Mechbox Kit
is now available through Redwolf.
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Jan 25, 2008 |
An interesting issue to share
(regarding airsoft in New Zealand):
* Thanks Chua for sharing :)
Import restrictions have been
temporarily lifted due to ASNZS' (National representative body)
discussion with the police , for the time being every gun with a
version 3 gearbox can now enter the country a-okay. Version 3
Gearboxes are designed in such a way that when the selector plate
is taken out, the gun cannot fire on full-auto even when the fire
selector is selected on FA, i.e exactly what the NZ Police wanted.
Go ahead, try it: try taking out the selector plate on an AUG or a
G36C, and the gun cannot fire full-auto. The current idea is that
so long as the gun cannot fire on fully-automatic upon entry to
NZ, and so long as the gun cannot be easily reconverted to fire
full-auto without replacing parts or some sort of workaround (a
batch of semi'ed JLS SCAR made by Hobby Theorem/Arms Airsoft/
Airsoft Armory Company, all operated by an Ivan Poon Sai Cheung
was so badly semi'ed that it can fire full-auto when you pull the
charging handle back and pull the trigger at the same time) the
gun will be let in.
Guns with version.2 gearboxes (M4s) and version 6. gearboxes are a
bit of a grey area. Guns like the new JG M4 and JG HK416 seems to
be able to fire reliably on semi-only just by cutting the selector
plate so they can enter without problem (since to reconvert them
you need to get a new selector), but for other guns with a
version.2 gearbox the trigger block needs to be cut down a bit,
otherwise they will fire on burst fire on a soft trigger pull.
Guns will be inspected upon entry by Customs and if they do fire
burst fire the gun gets seized, period. Version 6. Gearbox e.g the
P90 can be easily made back to fully-automatic by re-installing
the screw that allow the gun to go full auto - so we generally do
not recommend importing P90s etc. Status of these guns will be
clarified some time in the future hopefully early March.
Anyway, it is complicated and anyone interested to find out more
about NZ airsoft regulations should contact ASNZS (www.airsoft.net.nz).
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Jan 13, 2008 |
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Be sure to
check out the Airsoft Certification web site (
www.airsoftcertification.com
). Airsoft certification exam modules are now available
for free download! |
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Sept 24, 2007 |
Haven't updated the blog for quite
awhile .... anyway, we will have 2 new titles coming out
shortly, one covering the new G&G L85 (SA80), the other one
covering the UMP.
Meanwhile, you are encouraged to
try out our new product line:
www.mechboxpro.com
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Aug 1, 2007 |
Our CDROM products are now equipped
with a new activiation system. For help on activation please
visit:
http://www.airsoftpress.com/activationhelp.htm
All free updates are now posted
here:
http://www.airsoftpress.com/free_updates.htm
Redwolf has our full line of new
products in stock:
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Aug 11, 2006 |
Airsplat has been appointed as the
exclusive distributor of our US Edition CDROM products. If you are
interested in buying our CDROM products (wholesale and/or retail),
please feel free to contact Airsplat.
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Jun 26, 2006 |
Both the V2 Mechbox Guide and the V3
Mecbox Guide have received substantial content updates in the past
few days. |
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Jun 24, 2006 |
We have changed our online ordering
page to make ordering more easy and hassle free. |
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Jun 14, 2006 |
The P90 Upgrade Guide is available
NOW. Order your copy today!
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Jun 12, 2006 |
The AEP Mechbox Guide is available
NOW. Order your copy today!
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Jun 11, 2006 |
The SMG Mechbox Guide is available
NOW. Order your copy today!
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Jun 10, 2006 |
Check out our V3 Mechbox DIY Kit,
exclusively available at Redwolf Airsoft:
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Category?menu1=9&menu2=1269#20504
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Jun 9, 2006 |
The MP7 Upgrade Guide is available
NOW. Order your copy today!
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May 19, 2006 |
Redwolf Airsoft is carrying the
CD-ROM edition of several of our best sellers. If you are
interested please visit
this link.
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May 11, 2006 |
Our subsidiary MechboxPRO is in the
process of rolling out a new product line. Please visit
www.mechboxpro.com for
further information. |
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May 8, 2006 |
Our M4 Upgrade Guide has been
updated with new information on D.I.Y motor driven hi-cap mag and
broken receiver pin tab fix-it-yourself solution.
Here is the link. |
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Apr 28, 2006 |
Our mailing list program is now up
and running. Here is
the link. |
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Mar 29, 2006 |
Who is going to be the next
giant in the Airsoft industry?
The Korean - they have been very
aggressive in producing springers. Academy and Hap Dong have
already moved to the field of AEG, even though the quality
level is not as good as their Japanese counterparts for the
time being. And they are badly in need for PR people who can
speak accurate foreign languages (such as English). The good
thing is that they do realize their weaknesses and are working
on improvements. Companies like Toystar and Dong Shan have
significant potentials in becoming big global players. The bad
thing is that the labor cost in South Korea keeps going up,
meaning they cannot really afford to enter into price
competition with the others. Fortunately, the domestic market
in Korea is big enough to keep many of them afloat (at least
for now)
The Mainland Chinese - even
though the factories in China can produce replica of any sort
at amazingly low cost, poor quality control (due to generally
poor management) and the lack of creativity make it quite
impossible for the Chinese engineers to develop good airsoft
guns on their own. And, the manufacturing of any gun-like
products (which includes airsoft) is in fact totally illegal
in China, meaning all these factories are running in
"underground mode" at present. Now you know why it is never
possible to find the printed factory addresses on the boxes?
The Taiwanese Chinese - they
have strong engineering and OEM manufacturing background. Some
of them are pretty creative too. But very few of them know how
to do proper PR, and very few of them can speak and write
foreign languages well. Just check out the English version of
their web sites and you will know what I am saying. There was
once I asked a Taiwanese company for evaluation sample and the
lady who was in charge referred me to the "Where to buy" link.
If the Taiwanese want to succeed in the airsoft industry, they
really have to be serious in terms of PR and communications.
The Hong Kong Chinese - they
(almost entirely) rely on China to produce copies of airsoft
products at (extremely) low cost. They have good level of engineering skills, but these skills have been used mostly for
copying and pasting designs. Let's face it, Hong Kong is a
place where short term cash inflow is more important than
anything else, therefore the room for creativity and R&D does
not really exist. Management in general are very short-term
focused, and they don't give a shit to PR. Simply put, they
are just traders, not developers. Totally hopeless.
As a side note: Academy is
a Korean company. ICS and G&G are Taiwanese. CA and G&P are
based in Hong Kong. CYMA, Wells and Double Eagle are based in
Mainland China. |
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Mar 28, 2006 |
MP5 AEG for less than USD$50
wholesale? From
a local wholesaler in Hong Kong we can find MP5 AEG clones
at a wholesale price of less than USD$50 each (including 2
mags, battery and charger but no spare butt stock). So what's
wrong? How come this MP5 is so cheap here?
To have a better
understanding, one must first learn the way the Chinese
manufacturers work things out. Basically, if you approach a
manufacturer, two types of deal can be made. 1, you pay
nothing upfront but you must buy a certain quantity of the
finished product. You maintain exclusivity on the resale right
for 3 to 6 months. Afterwards the manufacturer is free to sell
the same gun under a different brand name to someone else. 2,
you pay an upfront "design" fee and act as the sole seller of
the finished products (this is similar to an OEM arrangement).
It is important for you to
know that the manufacturing of airsoft gun is totally illegal
in China. What this means is that the manufacturer is running
underground activities. It would be naive to expect someone
like this to exercise proper ethics. Today you give him the
design, tomorrow he may start producing it and market it under
some other names without sharing with you a penny of the
profits.
Imagine what would happen if
the resellers in Hong Kong sell those clones directly to
the end users in North America. The downward pressure in price
will soon force the authorized distributor to quit the market.
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Mar 13, 2006 |
The AEP Upgrade & Maintenance
Guide is in the work. The tentative release date is May 25,
2006. Stay tuned...
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Mar 7, 2006 |
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Special
Promotional Offer: Practical AEG Upgrade for $19.5 |
Practical AEG Upgrade (Ver. 4.0)
Limited Time Offer: Order any of the above titles and receive the
Springer Upgrade title FREE of charge!
 All of
our titles come with life time free update service :)
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Feb 20, 2006 |
The P90 Upgrade & Maintenance
Guide is in the work. The tentative release date is Apr 20,
2006. Stay tuned... |
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Jan 21, 2006 |
The
Advanced V3 Mechbox Assembly & Troubleshooting Guide
has just been released. A free preview copy may be downloaded
HERE.
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Jan 19, 2006 |
UTG invites you to attend the 2006
Shot Show at Las Vegas in early Feb or the 2006 IWA Show at
Nurenberg in early March. Refer to this
invitation letter for further
info... |
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Jan 18, 2006 |
We are working on the
Advanced V3 Mechbox Assembly &
Troubleshooting Guide.
It is scheduled to be released before the end of this month.
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Jan 08, 2006 |
A FREE preview copy of our new title
is available, pls click on the image below:
Advanced V2 Mechbox Assembly &
Troubleshooting
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Jan 01, 2006 |
The AK Upgrade Guide is
available now:
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Dec 30, 2005 |
Hi guys,
Happy Holidays everyone. And a Happy New Year :)
BTW, the following AEG
titles have just been released:
Practical AUG Upgrade & Maintenance
Practical SG552 Upgrade & Maintenance
Practical FAMAS Upgrade & Maintenance
Practical L85A1 Upgrade & Maintenance
We have also updated the M4 Guide
and the Practical AEG Upgrade Guide with
many new information:
More new titles will hit the shelf in
January. Stay tuned :)
The AirsoftPRESS Team
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Dec 27, 2005 |
Some interesting news from
Bushmaster's website concerning the M4 trademark:
Windham, ME (December 8th, 2005) - Richard Dyke, Chairman and
principal stockholder of Bushmaster Firearms, is pleased with a
December 6 decision of the United States District Court in Maine
granting summary judgment for Bushmaster in a trademark case brought
by Colt Defense, LLC. In the case, Colt accused Bushmaster of
infringing the “M4” trademark and the trade dress of the M4, both of
which Colt claimed it owned to the exclusion of others in the
industry. In addition to denying Colt’s infringement claims, the
Court granted judgment for Bushmaster on its claim for cancellation
of Colt’s federal trademark registration for the “M4”.
Dyke said he is pleased, not only for Bushmaster, but for the entire
firearms industry. “Colt has for years made all sorts of claims as
to rights it asserted belonged only to it,” he said. “And this case
clearly shows Colt has been overstating its rights. In this case,
the Court determined that the right to use the M4 term and to sell
firearms that look like the M4 type, are rights that belong to the
industry, not just Colt.”
The Court’s order affirmed a prior recommended decision of a U.S.
Magistrate Judge in the case. Among other things, the Magistrate’s
decision:
Held that the M4 is a generic term which merely describes a type of
firearm, and is not an identifier of Colt as a sole source for such
firearms. In doing so, the decision noted that more than a dozen
firearm manufacturers other than Colt have used the term M4 for
years to refer to military-style carbines with collapsible
buttstocks and shortened barrels. Since the M4 term is generic, the
court granted judgment for Bushmaster that Colt’s federal trademark
registration for the M4 should be cancelled.
Dismissed Colt’s claim for infringement of M4 trade dress both
because the alleged trade dress is primarily non-functional and
because Colt could not establish that the buying public associated
the look of the M4 only with Colt.
Dismissed Colt’s claims for infringement of the terms M16, CAR,
MATCH TARGET, AR-15 and COMMANDO because it concluded that there was
no likelihood of confusion among purchasers as to the source of
Bushmaster’s products.
The Court also held Colt could recover no damages on its only
remaining claim under Section 43(a) of the Lanham Act. |
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Dec 26, 2005 |
Practical AK 47 Upgrade: we are
developing an AEG upgrade title to cover the TM/UTG AK47 AEG series.
More news will be released in January.
The UTG AK is an almost exact
replica of the TM version. The engineering sample we have on hand
works great out of the box so far.
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Dec 26, 2005 |
Now available:
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Dec 23, 2005 |
We are trying to finalize the Gas
Handgun Upgrade and Maintenance Title and have it made available
before the end of this year. More info will be released shortly.
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Dec 2, 2005 |
The AEG Shopper 2006 eBook is now
available for free download. Please refer to this URL for further
information:
http://www.aegshopper.com
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Nov 26, 2005 |
Bret from TAC sent us the following
information:
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Bret Hart
Tactical
AirSoft
Center
#108
36068 Hidden Springs Road Suite C
Wildomar CA 92595
Phone: 760-535-0108
http://www.airsoftcenter.net/events.htm
Bret@AirSoftCenter.net
Join us for Southern California’s Largest AirSoft Tournament and
Mil-Sim Events of 2006
San
Diego, CA – November 25, 2005 – 2006 marks the emersion of two
Southern California AirSoft events that are a must attend for and
airsoft enthusiast. Two separate three day events will bring
together players form all around the world to compete and enjoy all
that is AirSoft.
United Peacekeeper - February 17th – 20th
will mark the first large “Tournament” style event where there is no
dress code but all airsoft. Play on a Six man team for big money and
prizes and even bigger bragging rights. Double elimination will give
you and your team ample chances to advance even if you lose your
first few events.
Additionally, we will be offering an all “Sniper Shootout”
tournament during the same event should you only want to participate
in that. Not just target shooting you will have to show your skills
at shooting moving targets both near and far, display your cover and
concealment skills, and engage multiple targets to collect points
towards ultimately winning.
Great food choices, visit a number of the booths where you will find
the latest in arms, clothing and tactical accessories. Practice
fields, shooting range, and many other fun activities will keep you
occupied and having fun.
We
have been contacted by the History Channel and are expecting the
possibility of filming for an upcoming episode of Mail Call
R
and
a visit from
R. Lee Ermey.
We will also be filming our new facility commercial so the more you
look the part the better your a chances are to be on film.
WIIIW
– September 2, 2006
is absolutely our most detailed and encompassing event and the
second installment in what we are hoping will be the biggest the
AirSoft event world has seen. 150 acre’s of action and an entirely
immersive Mil-Sim that will give each country a chance to show who
has got what it takes.
Each represented country with enough players will be provided a base
camp, (come camp for free) a base radio to receive Intel daily of
your missions, non-pyro props, and vehicle use will be authorized.
There will as much to do as at the tournament, everything you need
to have the experience of a lifetime will be at this event. From
night ops to forming alliances with other countries there will not
be a better event than this one.
Visit the website and save your place today by registering and
guarantee your spot in AirSoft History.
For
information:
www.AirSoftCenter.net or
Contact:
Bret@AirSoftCenter.net
Phone: 760-535-0108
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Nov 26, 2005 |
A review of the XM8 AEG is up at:
http://www.airsoftinsider.com/be_tech_xm8.htm
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Nov 25, 2005 |
All AEG Upgrade Guides now come with
an additional appendix guide packed with more in-depth technical
information. |
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Nov 24, 2005 |
A review of the UTG Master Sniper has
been posted in AirsoftINSIDER.
http://www.airsoftinsider.com/utg_sniper.htm
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Nov 16, 2005 |
We like to say thanks to Tina from
Leapers for sending us the UTG MP5 sample unit. We have updated our
MP5 Upgrade guide to Ver 2.0 based on the latest first hand
information obtained directly from the evaluation sample.
The UTG package comes
standard with many accessories. Except for BBs you basically do not
need anything else to get started. There is room for improvement,
but at the price of around US$100 beginners who are new to the world of AEG
should definitely give it a try.
* For a more in-depth review of the UTG MP5 please
visit the link below:
http://www.airsoftinsider.com/utg_mp5.htm
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Nov 15, 2005 |
New titles available
now:
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Nov 9, 2005 |
Here is a third party review of the
SRC M4:
http://www.airsoftinsider.com/src_m4.htm
We have also evaluated the new
Cybergun M4A1 gearbox. It runs stock at about 320fps (0.20g BBs),
very powerful. The only problem so far is that the internals are dry
as hell - lubing is definitely necessary!
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Nov 4, 2005 |
Practical AEG Upgrade Release 3.5 is
now available:
Newly added special topics include:
<< BE Tech plastic mechbox
series >>
Are the stock plastic gears durable enough?
Should I replace the plastic gears with metal gears?
Should I replace the stock cylinder set?
Can I mix and match TM piston with the stock cylinder?
How do I fix the fore grip wobble problem?
Can I use the TM high cap on it?
<< Springer-to-AEG conversion - the creation of the Kitty Kat AEG
>>
Is springer-to-AEG conversion possible?
What are the steps involved?
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Nov 4, 2005 |
Practical Springer to AEG
conversion MISSION COMPLETED
Conversion of the Cybergun Kitty Kat
springer to full blown AEG has been successfully accomplished. A
major write up will be included in the next major update release of
our Practical AEG Upgrade guide. We would like to thank Denis (the
Cybergun tech guru) for sending us the sample unit of Kitty Kat as
well as the new 300fps+ V2 mechbox. Without his help this conversion
project would have been impossible to start.
The Cybergun Kitty Kat has excellent finishing and a very strong
front barrel assembly, which completely eliminates the problem of
front barrel wobbling found in most TM M4s.
Using a stock Cybergun M4 (soon to be released) 300fps+ mechbox,
the Kitty Kat is powered by an external Sanyo 9.6V 1300mah battery.
In addition to parts from Cybergun, the following third party
parts have also been used, including a CA pistol grip and motor
plate set, a CA M15 safety switch unit, and an ICS Turbo 2000 motor.
More details will be made available in the next major update of
the Practical AEG Upgrade Guide. Stay tuned... |
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Oct 27, 2005 |
The X Mas shopping season is fast
approaching. This year we have many more choices than ever before.
Stay tuned, as more product reviews will be posted in AirsoftINSIDER
and AEGShopper.
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Oct 23, 2005 |
Practical Springer to AEG
conversion Converting
a springer to an AEG has been possible but impractical due to the
extensive efforts involved. However, with the introduction of the
Cybergun M4 series springers, the story is destined to change. Look
at the pictures below, we have successfully fitted a Version 2
mechbox into a Cybergun Kitty Kat. The whole process took less than
20 minutes to complete.
The Kitty Kat was designed from the
ground up with AEG compatibility in mind. Except for the pistol
grip, the motor plate and the fire selector switch, almost all parts
can be used to support the conversion effort.
There is a need to trim the sides
of tbe hopup unit a little bit. Also, since the Cybergun AEG mechbox
we have has the spring release lever at the back, we need to
accordingly make room in the lower receiver for accommodating it.
We will try to complete the
conversion ASAP and let you guys know the exact steps involved. Stay
tuned...
BTW, I think Cybergun has a very
smart strategy here. A springer upgradeable to AEG - it is destined
to be a market winner.
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Oct 19, 2005 |
Our best seller - the "Practical AEG
Upgrade" title - has been revised to Release version 3.0. New topics
include advanced hopup troubleshooting, V-hopup explained and
coverage on the new low cost AEGs such as the UTGs and the SRCs. |
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Oct 09, 2005 |
More pictures of the internals of the
KSC AEG:
The KSC mechbox is of a totally
different design. None of the parts are TM compatible. However, its
unique design allows the player to shoot via manual cocking when
running out of battery power!
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Oct 06, 2005 |
Cybergun is releasing its BAX system,
which is a special implementation of the existing hopup
architecture. 
The BAX system allows left/right
adjustment in addition to the up/down adjustment. Details will be
reported when the evaluation unit arrives. |
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Oct 05, 2005 |
AirsoftINSIDER has recently reviewed a
number of CO2 based gas guns, including the Desert Eagle Full Auto
and the Mini UZI Semi Auto. Here is the URL:
http://www.airsoftinsider.com/product_intel.htm
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Sept 29, 2005 |
We are very happy with the Guarder SP
series Oil Quenched / Tempered Si-Cr Alloy Steel Wire springs. The
SP90 which is the equivalence of PDI 120 is a very good choice for
mild upgrade when you do not want a highly stressful setup.
Especially recommended for the Cybergun A15 and the BE Tech AUG. |
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Sept 25, 2005 |
The AEG Shopping guide is up at
www.AEGShopper.com . Highly recommended for beginners. |
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Sept 22, 2005 |
An interesting article titled
"Who is going to be the next
giant in the Airsoft industry?" is now available at
AirsoftINSIDER. Here is the link:
http://www.airsoftinsider.com/short_articles.htm
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Sept 18, 2005 |
Based on inputs from several
airsofters in California, the SRC M4s fail to deliver the sort of
reliability needed for serious skimishing. As said by Jason, "My
brand new gun breaks before noon..."
We will collect more user feedbacks
and follow up accordingly.
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Sept 14, 2005 |
STTi has supplied us with some product
brochures on their SRC M4 AEGs. STTi claims that the barrel wobble
problem doesn't exist in the SRC M4s due to the use of a
"strengthened" barrel. Unfortunately we can't just copy and paste
the manufacturer supplied information without further verification
and evaluation of the actual product. We will see what we can do
about it...
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Sept 8, 2005 |
More product reviews posted on
www.airsoftinsider.com . Do remember to check them out. |
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Sept 8, 2005 |
Quality of the CA M15 series seems to
be highly inconsistent. We have received feedbacks from readers
saying that some of these M15s just can't even survive a one-day
event. Please email us and share with us your experience on
the CA M15s.
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Aug 31, 2005 |
Special Offer for customers who have
purchased the Practical AEG Upgrade title: purchase the Special
Combo Pack Vol TWO for only USD$29.5! For details, please refer to
the
Combo Pack page. The Special Combo Pack
Vol TWO includes 4 titles:
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Practical G36C Upgrade & Maintenance
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Practical M4 Upgrade & Maintenance
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Practical MP5 Upgrade & Maintenance
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Practical G3 Upgrade & Maintenance
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Aug 31, 2005 |
Hap Dong (Korea) has released its G3
SAS AEG. It is a 1:1 AEG with retractable stock, but is powered by
AA cells. Performance is kinda on par with the BOYs AEG.
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Aug 31, 2005 |
KSC has released its own HK33 AEG. The
mechbox is NOT TM compatible. The BB loading nozzle is embedded into
the mechbox.
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Aug 30, 2005 |
The G36C Upgrade & Maintenance
e-book is now available:
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Aug 29, 2005 |
The M4 Upgrade & Maintenance
e-book is now available:
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Aug 23, 2005 |
www.AirsoftINSIDER.com
Reviews of the Academy M16 model
kit series and the Kangnam M4 AEG are now available.
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Aug 23, 2005 |
www.AirsoftINSIDER.com
A review of the BE
Tech low cost AUG AEG is up.
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Aug 22, 2005 |
www.AirsoftINSIDER.com
Review of the Toystar M4/M16 is up.
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Aug 22, 2005 |
www.AirsoftINSIDER.com
AirsoftINSIDER
is now up and running. Check out the safe trading tips section.
There are a number of seller beware articles specifically for the
reseller community.
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Aug 13, 2005 |
Special Announcement:
The contents of the following scheduled publications will be made
available
directly on their respective web sites this September.
www.AEGShopper.com
AEGShopper is a
free web site for the end users. It provides airsoft product reviews
and shopping guide. The goal of the series is to help our readers
make smart and informed purchase decisions.
In addition to product news and reviews,
we are compiling a directory of resellers. Their services and policies
are being summarized and compared, with their trade reputations also
being rated.
We are in the process of setting up a
single point of contact for our readers to submit quotation requests.
This centralized interface will in turn dispatch the requests to the
participating resellers for proper follow-up.
www.AirsoftINSIDER.com
AirsoftINSIDER
is a resource intensive web site for the community of airsoft
traders and sellers. It
covers the know-hows of safe airsoft trading on the internet. It teaches sellers how
to spot suspicious buying behavior and protect yourself from being
defrauded. It also provides manufacturer product evaluations and other
product information to facilitate sellers' business decisions.
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Aug, 2005 |
No blog entry for the
month of August yet. However, you can find many exciting news in the
July
2005 section :)
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