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Jamming? Mag problem. Use ICS bb ammo to not get those darn jam ups.

If you're gun doesn't fire the bullets so well in the Semi It's often because of the mag. bb bullets then aren't so good production, that's why I prefer into Marui to prevent these happenings. In Regular mag it spits couple of bullets out and then only flies normal...

For me thank you I stuffed everything I have on it...even 'Juomalaulut' that is CD you use when you drink beer or wine or something with your pals

Then why does it feed and fire fine in full auto..?

I believe so Alpine, for me it does same if I use for example 'Exel' ammo but now I don't use anymore Regular mag...I believe your rifle has Hicup mag that carrys rounds for up to 600, at least in Finnish shop it gives Hicup mag with that gun...if I'm wrong you have regular so you're one spits if not right ammo that is good qualify...

Mine has a 450 round hi-cap mag. It only did this recently. Earlier today I was out playing with it and didn't have a problem. I don't know if they sell this brand where you are, but I use the Crosman pellets...I'm thinking that a few bad ones got through the machine...though lately I've been finding the pieces of plastic they use to make the balls into. I would buy the .2g ammo, but for the price and all I really do is just target practice since my buddy needs to get a new gun, I don't find it worth the price. lol

Here they sell ICS model guns...same gun is in sale...same gun that my bro has is in sell as well as bb one with that price I could get it real and even a bit more cheaper Suggesting to use 0.25. wind doesn't steal them right away, I use 0.25 in my VSR-10...mainly 0.20 with my MP5A4, well my MP has now age of 2 years soon it is cool gun and works like devil, well maybe not exactly yet 2 years

Oh yeah, I figured out the problem. It was just the ammo...that's a good sign. My real steel M16 cost me close to $1600...then again, it's all pretty much custom done. Anywho...I also recently picked up a case to stick all my stuff in.

What you're greeted by upon opening.

For me two gunbags were enough they suited for me as well as backpack, all I carry is two gunbags one for each gun and backpack for some stuff I need for example cammo, hats and other equitments that rolls as fine inside the gunbags:p

I have a duffle bag that I carry my large tub of ammo and camo in when it's not in use (or not hanging in my closet.) That all works for me. lol

Exactly, kids play airsoft - and they shouldn't do it. That's why it most certainly doesn't fit in here.

Guns, no matter if replicas or real ones, aren't there for playing around. They can cause serious injuries, well - even death, if it's a real one, and it's a fact that BB Guns release a wrong education among young people. Guns shouldn't ever be used to point at people, unless you have an official job that requires you to do it.

Additionally - since Airsoftguns usually are exact replicas of original guns, be aware that police men and the military may interpretate them as real ones, and therefore shoot at you, if you intend to use it. In military I was once close to shoot, because a boy aimed at me with a "HK" BB-gun.

That's why USA is boring place for Airsoft Hobbiers, they are all in panic that they will get shoot by others, in my place, free for all, hobby in School yard, ppl do understand at once that they are airsoft weapons. We don't even have to wear those ridicilious red parts on guns, we use real cammo like I use real Finland's army stuff in there and shoot at my pals with guns, big deal for others.

It makes injuries if you are dumb user of a gun

Yeah, and now imagine these cases that became reality in Switzerland: students going to kill their teachers and professors with real pistols. It has happened twice in our canton (which is the same as a state in the US) during the past 5 years. At a distance of probably more than 20m you can't tell the difference between a BB-gun and the original - and it seems logical to assume first that it's the real one, as otherwise there could be lost an innocent life.


Those "ridicolous red parts" actually might save your life once. As I've mentioned already - I've been close to shooting at a BB-gunner - it was a few seconds that decided up on wether I should take him down.

Guns should in no way serve as toys, there are enough reasons for denying those replicas.

If you want all the fun of shooting at people, then join the army - there are enough training methods allowing you to do so... but don't play with the guns.


Indeed, a gun is never dangerous - it's the people who use it. And those people who played airsoft in their youth are usually the worst off all who own a firearm later - because they never learned how to handle a gun correctly.

Oh join the army, those lovely words are bit old nowadays, I'm going into army yes and going to change airsoft in future into real weaponry and shoot at targets and etc in here could try to buy out MP5A4 but too expensive so could just buy old Finnish Pystykorva model.

Indeed in Finland here is no crazy ppl with pistols going to shoot down some professors, here nothing like that, sometimes might happen small cases like that but they are often denied, those red dots here aren't useful, useless they are because polices recognizes by the age old players and from the firing which comes from Electric motor, then Brave Finnish Woman in duty waiting customers was tried to be robbed by Airsoft pistol, lady warped gun out from guys hand and ringed the police. Another succesfull victory over crime with airsoft weapons

Same as Switzerland isn't necessarily an insecure place - though - it happens... and policemen are trained to stop people from shooting innocent persons.


Oh yeah, I guess that's why we mark our mags with white tape when doing sim-combats in the military... because it's useless. Your statement simply shows that you aren't aware what it means to use a gun for security matters, instead of playing around with them. Firing a bullet into the "enemy's" direction could mean to kill a person, even if your intention is to stop him only. The decision wether you shoot often happens in a timespan shorter than a second, hence, no matter how well trained you are - a wrong desicion easily happens. Weapons that are officially marked as "fakes" help soldiers and policemen to distinguish if you are "combatant" or not.

Other than that: if you do it for combat games - hence - for the sheer fun and thrill of such a gun combat, what's your problem with some markings on your gun? Personally I'd define that as wannabe-ism, as you try to look like real soldiers - but still are far from what it means to be in the military.


While I find it astounding that someone can be as stupid to rob people with airsoft guns, it doesn't surprise me that one figures out the fake gun at such a close distance.

I see that you already know quite a bit about how to handle a gun, so I'll spare you on that, but I store my airsoft guns just like I do my real gun(s)...locked in a case.

Not everyone is stupid with these guns. When I'm in competition, I use protective gear, as well as all of my opponents. These guns are not all that dangerous, but they can cause serious injury if misused.

When you're faced with law enforcment or military personnel pointing guns at you, pull the magazine out, put it on the ground and put the gun on the ground (making sure to keep the barrel in the air, not pointed at anyone, no sweat...most of them will check it out and in the end think it's pretty cool. I know people that have had this expirience.

I acknowledge that most of the people on here are under the legal age at which they can purchase one of these, but I just had an 11 year old IM me wanting to chat about airsoft...and his loadout, is quite impressive.

A stray sidenote- I would join the military, but 1. I have an ankle problem and can't run on it day after day and 2. We have an idiot for a president, and I don't find risking my life for him worth it.

At least in my town there's no rules and no military forces around, those who are are here for freedom of their weekend, I know how to handle a gun which I've been tested AK-103 and my brother was very careful and good teacher with it (SAEJ Suomen Armeijan Erikois Joukko) so he kind of know things.

In here Police will only warn you if they aren't too lazy to arrive which they often are