One of the biggest debates in the airsoft community revolves around the choice between green gas and CO2 as propellants for airsoft guns. Both options come with their own set of advantages and disadvantages, making the decision a matter of personal preference and playing conditions.
Regular airsoft gun maintenance prevents jams, boosts accuracy, and saves money on repairs. This guide covers essential steps for AEGs, gas blowback, and spring-powered guns, including barrel cleaning, gearbox lubrication, and storage tips tailored for Japan’s humid climate. Discover tools like silicone grease and cleaning rods, plus real-world examples (like Tokyo Marui upkeep) to keep your gear reliable for years.
Discover the thrilling world of airsoft in Japan as a tourist. Learn how to overcome language barriers, explore unique English-friendly games with AOJ, and enjoy innovative props like defusable bombs.
Differences in Airsoft Gas Types: HFC, Green Gas, Red Gas, and CO2 Airsoft enthusiasts all over the world often face
Gear up as we plan for a light MilSim event in the Spring at a field in Chiba that is to be decided.
