Classic Army SLR105 A1 Airsoft Review

The Classic Army SLR105 A1 is an superb airsoft weapon. It has been on the market for a while now, and people appear to be very happy with them. They are known to be very dependable. As with most full size airsoft weapons, they look and feel like their real life counter parts. While the Classic Army SLR105 A1 is not the least expensive product on the market, the price is very resonable. You will get your money's worth in quality, and other buyers's apperception for your good taste. At 2684.0g , it is light enough for most customers to carry onto the playing field. The initial speed of the bullet at 85-95 m/sec is where most of the competition set their products.

Care of the Classic Army SLR105 A1 is quite easy. The only thing that you will need to do to keep this airsoft fire arm going is to maintain the hop-up mechanism lubricated with silicone spray and and the barrel clean. The disassembly of the gun is uncomplicated, but taking apart the gearbox is not endorsed unless you are really sure what you are doing.


Specifications of the Classic Army SLR105 A1 :

The Classic Army SLR105 A1 weighs 2684.0g . The length of the barrel on this lifelike looking airsoft gun is 463mm . The inner diameter, or as most generally known, the caliber of the barrel of the armament is 6.08mm . The clip holds a maximum of 500 round ammo in it when it is filled up. For some arms, bigger capacity clips are also available, even ones that hold literally thousands bullets and have an electric motor in them to shoot the bbs into the gun. The size of the ammo is the usual 6mm BB . The starting speed of the bullet is 85-95 m/sec as it exits the barrel. For most guns, upgrades are effortlessly available, if not directly from the manufacturer, from your neighborhood airsoft store for a fee. The pack of batteries size required for this product is a Large Type (8.4V) battery. The Classic Army SLR105 A1 is also known as AEG operated airsoft gun.


Features of the Classic Army SLR105 A1 :

Reinforced Parts (Gear Set, Sealed Cylinder and Air Nozzle) Hi Cap Magazine (500 Rd) Bearing Spring Guide and Piston Head High Performance Motor. 7mm Metal Bearing Gear Box Real Gun Logo With Unique Serial Number


General information About airsoft:

An "honor system" is employed whereby the players rely on each others honesty to admit to being hit, because unlike paintball, the plastic pellets stop on hitting clothing. In order to encourage the mixing of segmented communities into a larger community that can more easily engage each other, certain organizations have created safety rules and guidelines for players to share the field under common understanding and to band together in safe environments. The term "backyard airsoft" refers to a battle that is held in someone's backyard that is not heavily wooded. Many airsoft guns, especially AEGs, come with small red plastic barrel blockers that fit over the muzzle, but these can be shot off the gun, and don't provide the quick visual check that a barrel bag does. Some airsoft sites allow the use of pyrotechnics, which are small explosive-driven replicas of ordnance such as grenades.

A few words on airsoft safety:

In the United Kingdom, the use or possession of any kind of replica weapon, loaded or otherwise in a public place is an offence which can carry heavy penalties except under specific conditions. Many fields also require players to leave their guns set to the safety position when they are not shooting, even during active gameplay. Airsoft playing fields usually have rules specifying what velocity is allowed for each player position. The minimum safe level of gear required to participate in most games includes a pair of fully-sealing impact-rated goggles to protect the eyes of the participants.


Airsoft accessories:

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. 50, for a container of about 2000, to around $16 USD, for a large tub of about 10,000. The hand grenades have many faults and therefore not as popular or common as grenade launchers like the M203 which launches a large number of pellets or foam slug rounds using green gas.


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

Airsoft players in a World War II re-enactment. Special rules are often incorporated into airsoft games in order to make basic games more interesting or to increase "longevity" with seasoned players. Many Mil-Sim players choose to wear real gear (not an airsoft replica) and in some cases, real ballistic protective armor.