July 26, 2013
We made a one of a kind G4 to give away in a raffle at GI Tactical in Virginia. Just come in and test fire a gun, any gun, and your name will be put into the drawing. There’s no purchase needed but if you do buy something you’ll get another raffle ticket for every $100 you spend. You’ve got nothing to lose! Stop by at the address below for your chance to win:
GI Tactical
100-A North Providence Rd
Chesterfield, VA 23235
July 23, 2013
Bob goes over some of the gear he thinks works great with the KWA CQR.
July 19, 2013
Firstly, we’d like to thank everyone for submitting items to our Youtube channel.
Welcome to another week of awesome airsoft action! This week we have some great photos, videos of great airsoft players doing work on the field. We hope that you are just as excited as we are, and if you think you have something better, be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel, and send your stuff to [email protected]! Check out this weeks channels below!
www.airsoftgi.com
Honorable mention
Daylan Stubblefield
July 18, 2013
If you’re even a little bit plugged into the airsoft industry then you’ve probably noticed the terms ‘MAP policy’ floating around recently. If you’re not familiar with the acronym, it stands for Minimum Advertised Price. Contrary to popular belief, MAP policy is a good thing. Many airsofters believe that retailers started enforcing MAP policy so that they can rip off the consumer to make more money, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. MAP policy is put into place, and enforced by, the manufacturer and/or distributor of product to protect its value. It is very important to protect the value of each product because it ensures growth for the industry; growth for the manufacturers, growth for the retailers, and growth for the airsoft players. It may not be readily apparent how the airsoft player benefits from MAP pricing, most can easily see how the other parties benefit, so let’s look at the brand new A&K PKM as an example.
