Knight's Armament Classic Edition Stoner AEG Airsoft LMG

The Stoner LMG by Knight's Armament is the ideal choice when it comes to fulfilling the support weapon role. Externally, the entire gun is made out of metal. Towards the rear of the gun, the adjustable six position stock adds comfort to any user. The center of the gun features a solid metal body as well as an electric auto feeding 1200rd box magazine to aid in suppressive fire. The rail system, also constructed out of metal is readily available for mounting optics, grips, and other accessories needed. 

The Knight's Armament Stoner LMG features a new design reinforced full metal gearbox. A quick detach outer and inner barrel allows the user to easily upgrade for increased range and accuracy. The new trigger mechanism allows for a more reliable setup as well as increase in response time. Overall, the Stoner LMG is a well built airsoft gun by Knight's Armament and an ideal choice for the support gunner role.

Specifications:

Manufacturer: Knight's Armament
Model: Stoner LMG
Muzzle Velocity: 370-400 FPS
Magazine Capacity: 1200rds
Package Includes: Gun, Box Magazine, Vertical Grip

Features:

• Quick Detach Inner / Outer Barrel
• New Design Reinforced Full Metal Gearbox
• Easy Power Upgrade
• Electric Auto Feeding Box Magazine
• New Trigger Mechanism
• Six Position Adjustable Stock

Clean and Maintain AEG Barrels

Proper cleaning and maintenance of your airsoft gun's inner barrel is one of the most important factors in keeping the gun in tip-top fighting shape. But it is also overlooked quite often. This tutorial will walk you through standard AEG barrel maintain to perform so your gun will always hit its mark.
Airsoft guns utilize smooth bore inner barrels which sit inside the outer barrel and can accumulate dust, dirt, sand and grime quite quickly through normal use and play.

Dirty barrels are the most common causes of FPS drop and poor accuracy. They can also cause long-term damage to the internal parts. Obviously, the projectiles we fire are spheres, and the inner barrels have no rifling or other stabilization features of their real-steel counterparts. This means that keeping your barrel clean and free of debris is an absolute must! Keeping the barrel clean will polish the bore and reduce friction, giving you better power and accuracy.

Check out this quick tutorial from GI Tactical VA's Zach for more information on how to keep those barrels squeaky clean and shooting straight. Zach goes over every step of the process, including preparing the gun for cleaning, what supplies you’ll need, how to use the cleaning rod and more! Things to remember include:
-Make sure the battery is disconnected and the hop-up is turned off before you start.
-Don’t use solvents or petroleum-based cleaners, as they can muck up the gun.
-You can use the same process to clean the hop-up barrel.

Marushin M1 Garand

   
The beast of American small arms options used by the General Infantry of the US Armed Forces in World War II, the M1 Garand is a weapon that has become an icon of American Military power during that period in history.

This model utilizes a cycling bolt system that allows this weapon its semi-auto shooting. Using 6mm pellets it is also very representative of the powerful rifles of real steel and it even matches the real steels capacity of 8 BBs.

The cool factor of this replica does not stop there, oh no. Although it does not use shells, the weapon does put its 8 BBs inside a faux''en blo'' clip which sits inside an internal magazine. The clip is loaded with 8 BBs much like a small magazine and then the whole ''clip'' is pushed into the receiver from the top such that the whole assembly goes into the internal magazine.

Firing off the shots is quick and nasty, the semi-auto action delivering high accuracy out of the long barrel. On its native HFC134a / Duster gas it will clock about 160 FPS with a 0.2g BB and will only just cycle with the lower pressure gas; although not built for TOP / Green / Propane gas, using the higher pressure source will crank things up to about 300 FPS with the 6mm pellets. Overall, this means that this 6mm version is far kinder to your targets even at short range as suppose to the big grunting 8mm versions cannon like power.

Although messy to operate and load the complex mechanism, users cannot really complain because it reflects the limitations of the real steel. Clips cannot be topped up while in use and when it becomes empty the last shot launches the clip out flying automatically which can alert enemies to your empty weapon.

With extensive use of high quality metal and a nice dark rich real wood body this weapon is a collectors piece, a reenactors tool and a period themed Airsoft skirmishers battle rifle.

Over the years, Marushin has made different models of M1 Garand; a limited edition Walnut stock version, a urethane plastic body version, a vintage version and this basic version. The basic version uses real wood of an unspecified nature so while it is not as luxurious as the Walnut version it probably looks more like the "tool grade" real thing than the "collector" style Walnut version. This 6mm version is the basic type but the downgrade to 6mm ammo affords lower power for short range and the more conventional ammo is easier to source.

Well M187A Sniper Rifle

Description:
The Well M187A is a great copy of a very successful Maruzen sniper rifle. It looks like a cross between a sniper rifle and an assault rifle.

The M187A features a 5 position retractable LE stock, and M4 pistol grip. With the retractable butt stock and the entire gun being made almost completely of plastic, the M187A is an extremely compact and lightweight sniper.

The M187A comes ready for accessories with the picatinny weaver top rail above the bolt and on the bottom front of the stock is a bipod perch. This is an excellent sniper rifle for those looking for something different than the run of the mill MK96 and M700 replicas.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Well
Muzzle Velocity: 420FPS
Magazine Capacity: 27 rounds
Package Includes: Gun, magazine, speed loader, manual