Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter Airsoft Review

The Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter is an excellent airsoft weapon. It has been on the market for some time now, and customers seem to be very satisfied with them. They are known to be very reliable. As with most full size airsoft guns, they come across like their actual counter parts. While the Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter is not the most affordable product on the market, the price is well worth it. You will get your money's worth in quality, and other customers's apperception for your good taste. At 4.25 lbs , it is light enough for most buyers to carry onto the playing field. The beginning speed of the ammunition at 135fps is where most of the other suppliers set their merchandise.

Maintenance of the Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter is fairly easy. The only thing that you will must to do to keep this airsoft gun going is to keep the hop-up device lubricated with silicone spray and and the barrel clean. The taking apart of the fire arm is clear-cut, but taking apart the gearbox is not recommended unless you are convinced what you are up to.


Specifications of the Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter :

The Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter weighs 4.25 lbs . The length of this genuine looking airsoft fire arm is 34.5 inches. The round holder holds a maximum of 40 rds rounds in it when it is filled up. For some guns, greater capacity clips are also available, even ones that hold literally thousands bullets and have an electric motor in them to feed the ammunition into the rifle. The size of the ammunition is the widely popular 6 mm . The beginning speed of the round is 135fps as it exits the barrel. For most guns, upgrades are effortlessly available, if not directly from the manufacturer, from your neighborhood airsoft shop for a fee. The battery size expected for this device is a 7.2V battery. The Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter is also known as Electric operated airsoft rifle.


Features of the Neonfire M4 Freedom Fighter :

Battery: 7.2V, Operation: Electric, Length: 34.5 inches, Effective range: 60-80 feet, Weight: 4.25, Muzzle velocity: 135fps w/ .12g, Comes with orange tip , Ammo type: .12g, Hop Up: Adjustable, Magazine capacity: 40,


General information About airsoft:

Safety zone for airsoft guns is 1fps-399fps, that zone is probably the safest zone to play in, whereas the closest strike from a gun with 399fps would only make a welt, while anything below 200fps probably would feel like nothing at all. Kinetic energy transfer is relatively minimal in airsoft compared to that of paintball. Backyard airsoft usually incorporates various yard items such as lawn chairs, children's toys and so on. Some players even wear military-style helmets, such as the kevlar MICH helmet, or hydration systems, such as those manufactured by Camelbak. Pellets are usually 6mm in diameter, but some guns fire 8mm instead.


Some words about airsoft safety:

2 grams and traveling at 300 feet per second (90 meters per second) transfers about 1 joule of energy. Because airsoft games are most often played in natural surroundings, animals can often interfere with these games and potentially be hazardous. A BB can easily cause serious damage to the eye of a person not wearing eye protection. The best overall protection is currently offered by paintball masks.


Airsoft accessories:

Most of these "pyro" devices are powered by a gas. 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. Anti-tank weapons exist such as the M-72, but they are not common or popular due to their weight and greater expense.


Airsoft is very big on actual 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). Combat situations on the battlefield often involve the use of common military tactics to achieve the objectives set in each game. Airsoft players in a World War II re-enactment.