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Airsoft equipment includes not only replicas but also protection, load carrying, communication and field organisation tools. The categories below provide a general introduction; our team's inventory is listed separately in the Our Equipment section.
Equipment in photographs
Replicas
AEG rifles, GBB/GBBR models, spring replicas, shotguns, gas pistols and HPA systems.
Eye and Face Protection
Eye protection or a face mask suitable for airsoft is essential. Eye protection must be worn during every game and test shot. Face protection does not replace eye protection.
Head and Ear Equipment
Helmets, communication headsets and other head or ear equipment appropriate for the event.
Load Carrying
Plate carriers, chest rigs, vests, belts, magazine pouches and dump pouches.
Magazines and BB Equipment
Spare magazines, speedloaders, BB containers and carrying solutions.
Optics
Red dot sights, holographic sights, scopes and optical accessories suited to the model.
Lighting and Accessories
Flashlights, tracer units, slings, grips and rail accessories.
Power and Maintenance
AEG batteries and chargers suited to the model, gas, HPA air systems and maintenance supplies.
Measurement and Field Equipment
Chronographs, targets, markers and other equipment used to organise events.
Communication
Team communication tools such as radios, PTT devices and headsets.
Replica and Mechanism Examples in Pictures
Eye Protection First
Use appropriate eye protection designed for airsoft. Everyday, swimming or skiing goggles do not replace airsoft eye protection. Check the protective equipment's instructions and the field's requirements.
Post-game care and checks
Follow this order before leaving the field and storing your equipment. Use your model’s manual for pressure release and storage procedures for gas, CO₂ and HPA systems.
- Make the replica safe. Point the muzzle in a safe direction, keep your finger off the trigger and remove the magazine. Clear remaining BBs as directed by the manufacturer. If firing is required, do so only in the field’s designated firing area with eye protection. Then engage the safety.
- Disconnect the AEG battery. Separate the connector without pulling on its wires. Follow the manual if spring release is required; operation differs between models.
- Check the battery and connections. Stop using a pack with swelling, damage, unusual heat or cable/connector faults. Use a charger suitable for the battery chemistry, with an appropriate balancing function for LiPo packs, and never leave charging unattended. Follow the battery manufacturer’s storage-charge instructions.
- Remove dirt and moisture. Clean external surfaces with a soft cloth and do not seal damp equipment inside its bag. Use the recommended rod and procedure for barrel cleaning without forcing the hop-up rubber or nozzle.
- Check magazines and moving parts. Follow the manual for storing BB magazines and maintaining pressure and lubrication in gas magazines. Do not release gas by opening a valve at random; use model-appropriate maintenance products.
- Inspect your carrying setup. Check sling attachments, external screws, optics and pouches for looseness. Do not tighten internal adjustment screws at random. Clean eye and face protection as instructed and replace damaged parts before the next game.
- Record faults and store equipment. Note feeding problems, unusual sounds, gas leaks or inconsistent firing and seek technical support. Store the replica in its case with the magazine removed and energy source disconnected; store batteries according to their own instructions.
Use model-appropriate maintenance products
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for lubrication points and products. Do not apply oil or solvents indiscriminately to hop-up contact surfaces. Advice for other models may not apply to your replica.