6mm Badger says that the Stingray Airsoft Claymore is the most insane claymore mine for airsoft use... "Today I’m unboxing a seriously unique piece of kit that I haven’t seen featured on any airsoft channel yet — the Stingray Airsoft Claymore.
I first saw this at SHOT Show when visiting the Stingray Airsoft booth (where they also showed off their insane AT4 Rocket Launcher), and after a bit of a wait… it finally arrived.
In this video, I go through:
The ePIG Group looks at the Helikon Tex Claymore Bag if it is the best bag made by the company... "Whatever the original from the 1960s during the Vietnam War, or the current re-edition, the Claymore Bag enjoys great popularity that goes far beyond the boundaries of military use. Over time, the bag has developed into a true all-rounder for everyday use, bushcraft and hobbies, which is why claymore mines are no longer one of the most frequently stowed items.
Combat Sport Supply goes over an Matrix M18A1 Claymore Mine if it is something you can get value for your money in airsoft use. This spring-powered device launches over 200 BBs in a wide spread, making it ideal for base defense, ambushes, or simply as a surprise deterrent. Its durable construction and easy-to-use design allow for repeated use. Choose between remote detonation or a classic tripwire for tactical versatility.
One airsoft YouTuber finds Claymores and mines for airsoft are useless, but Rummbolt says you should and he explains why un this video... "We know them from games such as Call of Duty, Battlefield or others: Claymores and similar anti personal mines seem to be quite effective gadgets in competitive shooters – so the idea to use them in airsoft seems to be quite promising, right? For this video, i tested three different BB mines to tell you now, why you should not waste your money on any of them.
Softairzone show the M18-style Airsoft Claymore Mine with Remote that they have available at their store... "In this video, Softair.Zone presents an Airsoft Claymore Mine, which is a version of the well-known M18 Claymore anti-personnel mine of the US armed forces. The Airsoft Mine is made of plastic, only the stressed parts such as the spring mechanism, the legs and hinges are made of metal.
BB2K Airsoft gets to see if this airsoft M18A1 Claymore Mine from Ming Shen Fan that can be remotely operated meets his expectations (in German)... "Like the original, the Sheng Fan Airsoft Claymore M18A1 is a directional mine that can be triggered by tripwire and radio. In addition, this 'anti-personnel mine' offers an infrared trigger. If a person approaches the mine at a maximum distance of 10 meters, it triggers immediately. The M18A1 is perfect for securing buildings, rooms and areas or launching an ambush."
Another airsoft Claymore in the market. Airsoft Mike takes a look at this spring-powered M18A1 airsoft Claymore mine under the Sheng Fan brand that has support for infrared sensings and can be operated by remote... "Today's unboxing is powered by Tactical X-Men! And this time it's the remote, motion sensor Airsoft Claymore!"
Here's a product presentation on an airsoft claymore available at Evike.com... "This Replica Claymore is not just a cool looking prop with a lot of nice details, but a working trap that is triggered to launch a handful of bb at your target controlled by a remote control similar to what you use for your car. Set it up, hide it, and launch a grip load of bb at your target!
It's been sometime since we have a review of an airsoft mine, especially with the Claymore one. Yosser does us a service by reviewing a CO2-powered one made by XPower... "Simply the BEST Airsoft Claymore currently out there! Okay primarily a defensive weapon but imagine your main HQ or FOB protected by layers of these bad boys! It’s a great device for watching your back in Thermal Ir mode for lone snipers or entrenched players and even its loud detonation will at least give you ample warning to relocate or cover an approach.
Yosser's Airsoft Odyssey got the scoop on this... "I’m sure most airsofters will have come across the good ole ‘Claymore’ mine during their airsoft adventures and to be honest I’ve always been rather unimpressed by their performance and cost really. Tie in unrealistic remotes, a spring powered delivery mechanism and general lack of power leading to lack lustre performance has for me always = BIG FAIL.
