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Airsoft

Airsoft. Nick. The Mastermind Behind it All!. How It Started.

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Airsoft

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  1. Airsoft Nick 5/27/10

  2. The Mastermind Behind it All! 5/27/10

  3. How It Started • The history of "airsoft" originated in Japan during the mid-1970s, mainly because it was illegal to own firearms by private individuals. The first airsoft guns available were spring-powered replicas of firearms that fired 6mm, plastic pellets or BBs. The gun then spread to China, Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines and became very popular chiefly because of firearm restrictions in these countries. • The first airsoft guns were those air driven pellet guns, cap-type guns and spring driven pellet guns. The early Japanese air driven pellet guns were based on semi-automatic pistols. They were spring powered. The plastic pellet was propelled by air when the spring piston was released. In the cap-type guns, powerful an explosive cap was used to make the sound of gunfire and to eject the spent cartridge. In spring driven pellet guns, a spring was used to propel the pellet held between two small locks and released when the gun was fired. 5/27/10

  4. How It Started Cont. • Mattel, the famous American toy company had already marketed a product called "Shootin Shells" way back in the 1950s. These guns were identical to the spring driven pellet guns and had Stik-M-Caps that explode to emulate the sound of gunfire. In the 1980s, Daisy BB Gun Company manufactured spring gun models called Replisoft and Soft Air shot at each other by opposing players. • The popularity of airsoft guns in the United States and Europe began in the mid-1990s. There is continued growing interest in the west. In 2003, Daisy started manufacturing and marketing airsoft guns once again in the United States. "Powerstrike" is the brand name used by the company. Other manufacturers are following in Daisy's footsteps and a host of different models have entered the United States airsoft gun market. 5/27/10

  5. How You Play Airsoft • Military Simulation (MilSim)these types of games are based on live action military role-playing. Each team will be assigned a mission or a goal. Clothing requirements may be required that are specific to the game. This is to create a more authentic and realistic scenario. • Re-enactmentthese types of games are based on a specific real-world event. The re-enactment game may be from anytime in history, up to and including current events. The games include anything from a simple skirmish to a small-scale battle. Some game organizers are hard-core enthusiasts that will require exact airsoft gun replicas of the guns be used, historically accurate gear, and restrict clothing to what was worn in the real-world event. 5/27/10

  6. How You Play Airsoft • Game modifiersthese types of games introduce tactical and strategic elements into airsoft game play. Game modifications can include the following medics (retrieve the “dead”, heal the “injured”), ammo limits (restricted by player, team, etc), immortals (aka gods, never die or die under very specific conditions), and re-spawn (player who is hit is allowed to return to starting point). • Within each type of airsoft are many games. Each game may be modified by the players. Even if you have played a game before, when playing with a new group, let them explain the specifics of their rules of the game. Even though airsoft gun games have the same game name, it may be played slightly different with different teams or in different areas of the country. 5/27/10

  7. Equipment You Need to Play 5/27/10

  8. Playing At Your Home • Do not play in an area with people around (not playing) • Don’t shoot at other people • Don’t have a gun with too much FPS, especially in a tournament. The rules vary depending on the tournament but they will specify. 5/27/10

  9. He’s Out! 5/27/10

  10. Airsoft Chart 5/27/10

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  12. Locations in Kentucky • http://www.airsoftkentucky.com/ • http://airsoftlouisville.org/forum/index.php 5/27/10

  13. Resources • http://ezinearticles.com/?Airsoft-Gun-History&id=146535 • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airsoft • http://www.airsoft-obsessed.com/airsoft-aeg.html 5/27/10

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