Classic Army CA249 MKII Airsoft Review

The Classic Army CA249 MKII is an outstanding airsoft fire arm. It has been on the market for a while now, and buyers appear to be very happy with them. They are known to be very reliable. As with most full size airsoft weapons, they look and feel like their authentic counter parts. While the Classic Army CA249 MKII is not the most affordable device on the market, the price is really worth it. You will get your money's worth in quality, and other customers's acknowledgment for your good taste. At 6600.0g , it is light enough for most buyers to carry onto the playing field. The starting speed of the ammo at 85-95 m/sec is where most of the other maunfacturers set their merchandise.

Maintenance of the Classic Army CA249 MKII is fairly straight forward. The only thing that you will must to do to maintain this airsoft gun going is to maintain the hop-up device greased with silicone spray and and the barrel clean. The dismanteling of the gun is straightforward, but taking apart the gearbox is not recommended unless you really know what you are up to.


Specifications of the Classic Army CA249 MKII :

The Classic Army CA249 MKII weighs 6600.0g . The length of the barrel on this authentic looking airsoft gun is 510 mm . The inner diameter, or as most commonly known, the caliber of the barrel of the armament is 6.08 mm . The clip holds a max of 300 Rd ammunition in it when it is filled up. For some guns, bigger capacity magazines are also available, even ones that hold literally thousands ammunition and have an electric motor in them to feed the ammunition inside the rifle. The size of the round is the widely popular 6mm BB . The starting speed of the bullet is 85-95 m/sec as it leaves the barrel. For most guns, upgrades are readily available, if not directly from the builder, from your neighborhood airsoft store for a fee. The pack of batteries size mandated for this merchandise is a Large Type 8.4 V battery pack. The Classic Army CA249 MKII is also known as AEG operated airsoft rifle.


Features of the Classic Army CA249 MKII :

Bipod For CA249 Series Metal Spring Guide New Design Hop Up Chamber Metal Feed Cover, Hi - Cap Magazine For M16 (300 Rd). New Design Gear Box 8mm bearing Gear Box


General information About airsoft:

The choice of camouflage pattern of the BDUs is normally determined by suitability to the playing area, but sometimes simply local availability. A hop-up unit, if present, puts backspin on the pellet giving a slight upward arc. A large amount of equipment exists for real world soldiers which is also usable in airsoft games. Kinetic energy transfer is relatively minimal in airsoft compared to that of paintball. Some high-powered and well-upgraded airsoft sniper rifles can fire 6mm pellets at velocities of about 600 fps.

Some words about airsoft safety:

Goggles not designed specifically for use with airsoft or paintball guns may break or shatter upon being struck, causing eye damage (although rare and easily prevented). Many games in California institute a "snake call", whereby players have to yell "snake" when one is encountered to mark the location and warn other players. Many fields also require players to leave their guns set to the safety position when they are not shooting, even during active gameplay. One commonly adopted practice is for players to shout the words "Cease-fire, Blind Man" or "Walker" and halt an ongoing game if a player or bystander is seen in the designated gameplay area without proper eye protection, proper eye protection being goggles and helmet.


Airsoft accessories:

Heavier rounds are used for sniping, because they are totally effective dependent on gun, used mainly for quality airsoft sniper rifles, (especially upgraded ones with powerful springs), have enough power to put the round where they want it, and the heavy rounds have greater mass and are less likely to move off-target due simply to air resistance. There are also small paintball pellets available for airsoft guns;they are prone to breaking in the gun, jamming in the gun, not breaking when hitting the target, and damaging components of the gun which will need repairs to function correctly. And while most players, if they do at all use grenade launchers, will simply use an underbarrell launcher such as the M203, some players purchase heavier support weapons such as replicas of the Heckler & Koch 69 40mm grenade launcher, or a CAW revolving launcher, which can hold up to 6 40mm gas powered pellet grenades, (the pellet capacity of each grenade varies by its producer, and specified use, though grenades by MadBull Airsoft have been known to be able to fire over 200 pellets in a single shot), and shoot them in a semi-automatic mode.


Airsoft is very big on real life life like cenerios. Here are some thoughts on that:

Some common game variations include Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, and Close Quarters Battle (that attempts to simulate real life Close Quarters Battle). A makeshift APC in a MilSim game, here it is simulating a Blackhawk to insert USMC troops behind enemy lines. Combat situations on the battlefield often involve the use of common military tactics to achieve the objectives set in each game.