April 29, 2013
For this Top Tech Challenge, we wanted this competition to be completely different. While working on their Lancer Tactical AKs, with an unknown bag of parts, this time you, the viewer, get to decide the winner. By going on our Facebook page, listed below, you can vote on whose guy you like more. After the poll closes, we will also select one lucky voter to send a special gift to! Be sure to like and vote on whose gun you liked more on our Facebook page!
April 23, 2013
This AirsoftGI custom M4 is a great gun for an amazing low price. Since it is OEM’d buy ARES, the internals are great, with high quality wires, 8mm bushings, and a micro switch, this gun’s internals make the gun reliable and battle ready. The shimming sounds great, the body is solid, and for this low of a price, this gun is not to be missed. Be sure to check it out on our website
April 22, 2013
In this episode of the GITV live stream Tim and Bob go over the tried and true HSGI Taco Pouches. These pouches provide a ton of function without breaking the bank. With its very unique design the taco pouch can fit a variety of magazines. They also take a look at the new V-Tac Zulu goggles that fit and feel like a standard pair of sun glasses while giving you full seal protection when playing.
April 19, 2013
A first impression of the FMG4 MK18 from the guys of Airsoftologist. Thank you for your support!
From Airsoftologist: “We take a first look at the new FMG4 (Full Metal G4) airsoft series from Airsoft GI to see if a “house brand” pro-level AEG can hang with the big names on the street.
Watch and see our first impressions of the new AEG from the major retailer!
FPS: 400 +/-
ROF: 18+ w/ 15c 11.1v LiPo”
April 17, 2013
Nowadays, players have so many options at such good prices and yet there are still complainers out there… I guess everything is relative.
Back when I got into airsoft around the mid to late 90’s just about any stock AEG that I could buy was priced around $300-$360. Now, that didn’t include a charger, it didn’t include a battery, the only thing that came stock with the gun was a high capacity magazine.
Using the “Wayback Machine” (You can google it, it’s pretty cool), I was able to calculate the exact price when I purchased my Tokyo Marui AK-47 way back around September 20, 2000. Here is the breakdown:
