Haha! Now this topic is something that can be discussed whilst having drinks with your airsoft mates and you run out of airsoft stuff to talk about. Airsoftology's Q&A Mondays series has for its topic the dumbest things seen on an airsoft field. If you have seen one or some, feel free to share.
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Good question. But if you really want Milsim, we always suggest following the allowable age for young people to be drafted or volunteer to serve in the military in the country where it is being organised. This usually means minors are not allowed to participate. Airsoftology talks about this and other topics such as burst-fire and sidearms for airsoft medics.
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The (not so) favourite topic of airsoft players, players not calling their hits which can sometimes lead to heated arguments. There will be reasons, some valid enough, and some is really outright cheating. Airsoftology's Jonathan Higgs tackles this subject and more in this Q&A Mondays episode.
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These should alarm airsoft players who own the programmable Baofeng handheld radios to use for communications in airsoft and milsim events. But did the FCC really ban Baofeng radios in the U.S.? It looks like its all about the FCCC part 90 certification for Private Land Mobile Radio Service and that Baofeng needs to its have its radios comply and operate in 145-155 MHz and 400-520 Mhz bands to avoid being in violation. Airsoftology talks about this and about bullpups in this Q&A Mondays episode.
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For this 21-minute video, Jonathan Higgs of Airsoftology just has one topic to focus on, Bio BBs and this is just the first part. Airsoft grapples with being environment friendly and Bio BBs are the answer. Now, the question is, are they really biodegradable? Or are they just marketing gimmicks?
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Every beginner should be aware of the term "caveat emptor" when buying their first airsoft gun. This stressed upon as they will look for a cheap airsoft gun to start their airsoft hobby. There will be lemons when buying cheap airsoft guns and some lowdowns in the good enough airsoft guns. Jonathan Higgs talks about this in this Airsoftology Q&A Monday episode.
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Always a debate in each country, the limits to airsoft muzzle velocities and determine the pain threshold that it is almost tantamount to assault. In cases some airsoft fields can go "open FPS" in the case of the Philipines. But otherwise many airsoft fields in other countries follow the rules set by authorities or they lose insurance and permits to operate. This topic and more are touched upon by Jonathan Higgs in this Airsoftology episode.
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The debate goes on for the G&G SSG1 airsoft gun that is specially designed for Speedsoft. But whether you like or not, the Speedsoft Gun is here according to Airsoftology as Jonathan Higgs holds another Q&A Monday episode to talk about it and answer other questions sent in by his viewers:
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Not really surprised with the title. Retailers want good reviews from their customers but some also get valuable feedback from bad reviews to improve their services. But there are those who avoid bad reviews to the point of deleting them though it's not only limited to airsoft shops as it happens in other industries as well. In this Q&A Monday episode, Jonathan Higgs of Airsoftology touches on this as well as answer other questions that his viewers sent.
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Will Jonathan Higgs of Airsoftology gaze into the crystal ball and be able to look into the future to find out where airsoft will be in 20 years' time? That's one of the questions he got for this episode of the channel's Q&A Monday plus other questios such as game objectives and full-auto LMGs.
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1:50 - Where do you see airsoft in 20 years?
5:51 - Why don't people play the objective in airsoft?
8:08 - LMGs only for full auto?
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