It's the Airsoftology Q&A Mondays in which we lost track how many episodes Jonathan have made for this series. For this episode, it is about people with disabilities, Speedsoft vs Milsim, airsoft muskets and making that first airsoft gun purchase. Of course, he mentions a video from RandomGuyKev.
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Airsoftology does a rare Q&A live show and Jonathan Higgs has as special guest Spartan117gw. This live show was streamed simulataneously on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram from the Airsoft Extreme HQ. It is a also a long episode almost hitting an hour and they answer the questions live this time.
Want to make your airsoft YouTube channel grab as many subs as quickly as possible? Make an airsoft cheater video. But if you are a viewer just looking for some ideas and gameplay videos, these cheater videos can be downright annoying. Airsoftology touches on this topic and more in this Q&A episode.
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Is participating in a Milsim game an expensive thing? Well, it depends, as usually the big part is always the travel expenses since a Milsim event can be far from your location. Here is Jonathan Higgs talk about it plus touch other topics such as cheating, gas blowback AK, and team comms in this Airsoftology Q&A Mondays episode:
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Pretty sure the title got your attention as everyone will surely have an opinion on airsoft grenades. Airsoftology's back with the Q&A Mondays and Jonathan Higgs talks about airsoft grenades, M4 troubleshooting, high end guns or upgrade of cheaper ones, just some of the topics for this Q&A show:
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Another round of the Airsoftology Q&A Mondays and the main topic are about counterfeit Glocks, airsoft Glocks, or airsoft pistols bearing the design and markings of Glock but are not officially licensed as Umarex and Cybergun got the official licences. Other topics cover Milsim and aggressive players in this 15 minute episode.
The Krytac Trident 47, based on the KAC SR-47 rifle, is available to order in the U.S. such as Evike.com. First released exclusively in Japan with Laylax, this AEG has the Krytac billet style Aluminum alloy receiver, stamped Krytac trademarks, Defiance TR213 M-LOK rail, 8mm ball bearing bushing gearbox with inline MOSFET, Ambidextrous fire selector and realistic locking bolt and bolt release, Defiance motor grip and a 6- position Defiance adjustable stock.
Airsoftology got to review the backpack for the Tactical Traveller, the Laylax Satellite Arms Pack. This can pack a pistol or machine pistol such as the MP7 and it has a large capacity that you can carry other stuff such as clothing and other gear with it. It has compartments for tools and smartphones as well.
The question of Competitive Airsoft is always brought up by airsoft players who want to test their skills in a more "tournament" style game. There are competitive airsoft disciplines available right now with the more clear competition rules being seen in airsoft practical shooting/action air, 3-Gun airsoft, and SpeedSoft. Are there others that we forgot to mention?
Here is Jonathan Higgs answering the question in this Airsoftology Q&A episode.
Main topic for this Q&A Mondays episode of Airsoftology is Wet Weather Airsoft. Will rain ruin your airsoft gun? The answer can always be a yes or a no depending on the airsoft gun you are carrying, especially if it is an AEG. Gas blowbacks usually do not have this problem. If you haven't tried playing in the rain, try it out, it's actually fun.
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