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Special Live Show on Thursday 5/16/2013

That’s right, folks, the live show on this Thursday 05/16/2013 will be at somewhere special. We will be conducting a live show at our West Coast Store this Thursday, where there will be live audiences. So if you want to see yourself on our live show, come to our store located at 21077 Commerce Pointe Drive, CA 91789. See you there!


Live Show 5-7 feat. KWA Kriss Giveaway and MadBull Noveske NSR Rails


Buy One Get One FREE Airsoft Gun at Airsoft GI with our Gift System – Real Order


One of the great things about AirsoftGI’s Gift System is that with the purchase of some guns, customers, like this one, can also get guns for free! That’s right. For free! With the purchase of a Echo 1 240 Bravo, this customer got a Combat Machine for free. Be sure to check out AirsoftGI’s gift system, and if you choose not to use the gift system, use our coupon code, “g4airsoft”!


How I learned to stop worrying and love Thunder B’s!

I’ve been playing airsoft for a long time and, when I got started, one of my biggest complaints was that if paintball’ers could have grenades why can’t airsoft’ers have something similar as well?! Now if I remember correctly, the Tippman paintball grenades that I used to use cost $7 when I still played paintball, and that’s a one-time use grenade! Nowadays, these same Tippman grenades go for around $15!!!

So to be clear, you had to be very sure you were gonna get a kill with a paint grenade or at the very least scare the bejeezus out of somebody, otherwise you were out $7 with no actual effect…and that’s embarrassing.

Over time, grenades were developed for airsoft but just about every product put out to market had varying degrees of success until two very important products came out which, in my humble opinion changed the game…


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Let’s Talk Optics – Magnified Vs. Electronic

Optical sights, both electronic and magnified, are pretty much standard equipment for “high speed, low drag” gun fighters. In today’s tactical equipment market, there are a lot of different optics for different applications. Some are for precision shooting; some are for fast target acquisition. So, how do you know which optics is right for you, or in other words, how do you choose the perfect optic for your intended applications?

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