whats the most fps for an airsoft gun?
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if you are looking at... \n\nan electric, the most would be around 350 fps w/.20 grain bbs if you can spend the $200-$300.  The pistols are the weakest next to the mini electrics. they both are horribly inaccurate and have only 150-200 fps and cost atleast $20.\n\na spring would be around 250-400 fps w/ .20 grain.  Most pistols would have around 200-300 fps and cost $20-$30.  Rifles have the 300-350 fps and cost $60+.  Well unless you are talking about the dragonuv sniper rifle ($550) then its 550+ fps.  Please note that spring guns have no auto fire option, you always have to re-cock the gun everytime you shoot.\n\na gas gun can be anywhere from 250-450 fps w/ .20 grain bbs.  $60 for gas and the rifles have the 400+ fps but they are sniper rifles that cost $300.  The pistols have 290-350 fps and mini-autos have 230-300 fps and most cost between $100 and $200.\n\nhope this helps
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It depends on how you have the gun adjusted.  All paintball markers can have the pressure adjusted so taht they shoot at certain speeds.  The fastes you SHOULD be shooing is 300fps, which is about 200mph, but unless you have chronoed the gun, you COULD be shooting much faster which is quite dangerous.
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http://www.speedytoys.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=309\n\nit depends on what you are looking for in the gun.\nfor the money, probably the utg master.  the fps is better than the more expensive HFC, its not as powerful as the UHC swat, but is considerably cheaper. heres my analysis.\n\nUTG: 315-325 fps. $99\nUHC: 500 fps. $140\nHFC:280-300 fps. $105
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General Electric Vulcan Machine Guns. 6,000 rounds per minute in either 7.62mm or 20mm canon rounds. Used on gun ships prinarily. They would do a nice job.
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spring guns suck   get a tokyo marui AEG  I have a customized M4 that goes 460 fps   holds 400 rounds and a metal body\nyou can get one at redwolfairsoft.com
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I love airsoft. i have a UTG AK-47 warhawk, A UTG shotgun, and a UTG Sniper rifle. Im getting night vision goggles in a couple mounths so i can go stealth in night games.
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Tokyo Marui\n\nhttp://www.tokyo-airsoft-gun.com
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like they've said you're not going to get anything that strong or that durable for that low of a price. when it comes to airsoft  you get what you pay for. you're very seldom going to get any stock (unmodified) airsoft gun, you'll have to upgrade it and the only guns worth upgrading are gonna be over 2-300 dollars.\n\nairsoft is not a sport for those looking to be cheap and play it well, you're going to need to break the bank like it or not to get anything nearly that good unless you are extremely lucky and find a used gun like that on ebay and even then it's going to be 1-150 dollars.\n\nmy suggestion personally, save up and buy a good gun for a few hundred bucks or switch to paintball, it's cheaper :P
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The guns used in airsoft are typically replicas of real firearms that compress air by a variety of means to fire a lightweight plastic pellet. Airsoft guns can be loosely divided into three types based on the method used to generate the required pressure: spring powered, electric powered, and gas-powered. Firing lightweight plastic pellets at moderate velocities, airsoft is a fairly safe military style game. The minimum safe level of personal protective gear required to participate is a pair of impact-rated goggles to protect the eyes of the participants. It is legal, though almost universally considered to be the height of foolishness, to play without this minimum level of protective gear.\n\nSpring-powered guns are manually cocked by the user, which compresses a spring inside a piston, which will make an airtight seal against its chamber when released. Once cocked, the piston is then held in place by a sear until released by pulling the trigger of the replica. The trigger releases the sear, which releases the piston, which is in turn pushed back into its original positin by the action of the spring. The airtight seal of the piston against the chamber wall creates a high-pressure area behind the pellet, projecting it down the barrel and towards the intended target. Spring guns are often the cheapest of airsoft guns, as they have a minimum of internal parts. In competition play, the most popular form of spring guns are replicas of various bolt-action rifles, as the manual cocking of the spring mimics the action of the bolt on a real sniper rifle.\n\nElectric airsoft guns (generally known as an "AEG" for Automatic Electric Gun) are the most commonly used type of replica found at airsoft skirmishes. The AEG gearbox utilizes the same principle as a spring gun to propel a BB, but the cocking action is automated through the use of an electric motor (similar to those found in remote control cars) used to drive a gearbox assembly that is capable of fully automatic fire at rates equivalent to those of the real automatic weapons the airsoft gun is a replica of. AEGs are typically powered by rechargeable battery packs, composed of 7-8 cells similar to those found in remote control cars.\n\nGas-powered guns operate by storing a pressurized gas in a liquid form (similar to storage of propane, butane, or carbon dioxide as a pressurized liquid) inside a chamber, and releasing a small amount of the liquified gas into the firing chamber (where it expands dramatically in volume) in order to propel the pellet, and usually (but not always) some of the gas is also used in "blowback" operation in order to cycle the internal mechanism and reset for the next shot. Gas-powered pistol replicas that also "blowback" the slide similar to a real pistol are typically more expensive than "non-blowback" replicas that don't do this, due to the complexity of the blowback action. Pistols are the most common form of gas blowback guns, as the blowback creates very realistic slide action on the gun. Early airsoft rifles were gas (typically CO2) powered as well, but nearly all modern rifles are of the electric type.\n\nEach of the three types of airsoft replicas has an aftermarket for upgraded internal (performance and durability) and external (cosmetic and ergonomic) parts, and many serious players upgrade their guns with parts (which may collectively cost as much or more than the original purchase of the gun in it's stock form) for a variety of reasons ranging from personal aesthetic preference to increased reliability/durability to increased accuracy/performance of their airsoft replica on the field in competition/recreation.\n\nHope this helps convince them.
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It depends on what YOU consider what "best" is\nto you. Diffrent guns have diffrent  fps,\ndiffrent ranges, diffrent type of power, etc.\nWhat do you want the gun to do that will\nmake you satisfied?\nLook at the diffrent websites and ask the pros\nthese questions, everyone here will give their own\noppinion on what they think "best" is to them. It might not\nbe what you want.
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I disagree about airsoft is cheaper.  An upgraded airsoft gun, could cost up to $1000 or more.  There are low end guns just like paintball guns.  Most of them will start out around $250+ and with full tone upgrades, you could spend about $500 internally, and with any aiming device or scope you added on it will cost you another few hundred, especially if you use scopes or aiming device for the real steel.  However you can start playing with essential equipment, such as: AEG, tactical vest, extra magazines, BBs, battery, charger, face mask or goggle for about $500+\n\nI have played paintball and now I am a hard core airsoft player.  A lots of paintballers have switched to airsoft for its realism and milsim.  Neither is cheap when you choose to play with decent guns and gears.  If you want more realism, then go with airsoft.  They both hurt, if you don't wanna get shot, then duck!  Paintballs are bigger travelling at about 300FPS and stock airsoft AEG (air eletric gun) travels at 280-300FPS using .02gram BBs.  Most players upgraded theirs to 400 to 500FPS depends on their local rules.  500FPS are usually restricted because it's equivlent to 1 joule of energy, which can penetrate skin.  And there are players who got shot up pretty good with BBs fired from a HOT gun.  \nMost games have chorograph device to measure FPS of your AEG or Gas gun.  If your gun runs too hot, then you will not be allowed to play.  It's a saftey issue we have to have be aware of.\n\nPaint bbs are available but airsoft is a true honor system, but we don't use it in airsoft.  You call hit once you get hit and rules are usually set before the game starts.\nPaintballers uniform are usually more colorful especially after they get shot games after games.\nAirsofters uniform are mostly military uniform, depends on the teams.\nBoth require basic protections for the eyes, goggles are MUST!  Full face mask is option for some airsoft games.\n\nI have never bled playing paintball, only bruises.  I had got shot by the eyebrow right between the goggle and helmet and on the nose as well with blood all over my face. So when someone said airsoft doesn't hurt as much, then they probably haven't played that much.  The games I have played are mostly composed of 20 to 50 players in a large boonie field, as well as CQB range.  \n\nIf people said airsoft is cheaper, then they probably get their stuffs from wal-mart.  Check out www.airsoftextreme.com, www.uncompany.com  www.globalairsoft.com or www.wargameclub.com  These shops offer decent prices.\n\nThere will be a lot more for you to know.  Could be overwhelming...
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a tippmann 98 custom because you can turn it into a mega gun for almost half the cost of the big ones.  plus it is tournament legal right out of the box
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Airsoft guns are cosmetic copies of actual weapons, which fire a 6mm plastic bb at low airgun velocities of 150 to 300 or so feet per second, depending on the model. They are priced between twenty dollars  for a low-end plastic spring gun, To  a thousand dollars or more for a full size, full auto, LEGAL M-60 machinegun!\n....How can you buy a LEGAL MACHINEGUN through the mail?\nBecause an airsoft machine gun (which runs on battery power or is co2 operated) IS NOT A FIREARM, and is not regulated by the BATFE!  \nEntry level  full auto airsoft guns can be had for fifty bucks or so. \nA nice metal bodied, metal geared M-16 can be had for less than three hundred, that, except for it's blaze orange painted muzzle, (mandated by federal law for safety reasons), would be hard to tell from the real thing even when you are holding it!\nDifferent models from numerous companies in Japan, Taiwan, and China produce literally hundreds of models, each an identical twin of a real historical or modern weapon. They have been around in the orient since the mid 1970's, but are just becoming popular here in the USA.\nBesides collectors, There are clubs that play paintball type games with airsoft guns, and they are also used by police and military for training purposes, because they so closely resemble the real deal in weight, appearance, feel, and function.\n\nThey ain't your grandaddys BBgun - that's for sure!
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The velocity of the paintball from different tyes of paintball guns.
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The PGP is one of the most reliable side arms ever made.  \n\nI'm currently using Armotech Zeus\n\nsome other side arms that i've heard are good are from Ariakon & 32 Degrees.
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Airsoft is much more fun than paintball.  I've played both, so I know.  Airsoft is much more realistic than paintball.  The guns actually look like real guns!
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Hey,\nI encountered the same problem with my counter-strike source. It recomended High in ALL settings. im not currently at home computer to tell you what the one is to change...but i can say put them all at low and slowly go up on each of them(but keep high def shadows on since this helps in gameplay)\n\nBTW-if u have cal exp my clan is recruiting ^^\n\nMy cl_cmdrate and cl_update rate are both at 120, thats the new standard for private servers...\nand fps_max 101 would have nothing to do with it unless his card is trying to run at 300fps...\nin any case, if u wanna take it that low, the human eye can only see at 80 fps :P\n\nand yes, please make sure you have the latest drivers