Will a Bouncing Betty Land Mine for airsoft use really a good device to use in a game? Watch this video from Fulcrum... "In this #airsoftgameplay video I take my airsoft Bouncing Betty Land Mine to Commando Elite Paintball and after months of failures and near misses, I finally got a kill!

The objective of this operation was to defend a compound from an attacking force. Defenders cannot leave the compound and the attackers have to escort a bomb to the church within said compound. All players have one life only. I decided to plant the #landmine next to a significant piece of cover which we couldn't allow the enemy to capture due to it's position. The airsoft bounding mine has a 360 degree detection and kill zone with a lethal radius of around 4 metres and a danger radius up to 10-12 metres. When activated by moving heat signatures the main charge jumps up out of the mine base before detonating at stomach height, this Bouncing Betty allows for a larger area to be denied from the enemy than the Claymore directional mine.

Needless to say I was thrilled when word got around that I got someone with the BMU22 airsoft land mine. It has been a real challenge making this thing, let alone using it on the field!"