Softair Gewehr G&G ARP 9 E.T.U. S-AEG (2024)

FAQs

How long do AEG airsoft guns last? ›

On average, firing one BB out of AEG costs about one mAH of electricity. This makes the math for calculating how many shots you can expect to get out of a single charge quite simple. If you are using a 1,400 mAH battery, for example, you can expect to fire about 1,400 rounds before your battery goes dead.

The new ARP 9 features a mil-spec M-lok 5" rail, new designed crown amplifier, a 300r high capacity 9mm style magazine, an electronic trigger unit, a pre-installed mosfet and the newest GOS-V5 PDW stock. This is firing at around 330fps and has a 300rd magazine.

Starting with SMGs, you can expect a max effective range somewhere around 120-150 feet (36m-45m) for most AEG SMGs. AEG assault rifles, meanwhile, tend to offer a max effective range of 150-200 feet (45m-60m). Lastly, airsoft sniper rifles typically provide a max effective range of 175-225 feet (53m-68m).

The shooting range of up to 200 feet makes it great for using outdoors while having the FPS limit to fall into no minimum engagement rules at certain fields.

The relationship between airsoft gun barrel length and FPS is complex. Beyond a certain length, longer barrels offer minimal FPS improvements.

The replica is powered by a case a long type IFRIT 25K motor with strong magnets, which can be easily used with upgrading the replica.

For most AEGs, the maximum range and accuracy are between 50 and 60 yards. Although shooting heavier BBs should yield better results if your pistol has a good hop-up unit. This is so that heavier BBs, which are less influenced by wind and other atmospheric factors, have a more steady flight.

How Far Can a 400 FPS Airsoft Gun Shoot? High FPS guns and sniper rifles can have an effective range of up to 200 ft, with some even reaching 300 ft.

HPA guns often have superior accuracy and range due to their precise air delivery system. This makes them an ideal choice for snipers or players looking to engage opponents from a distance. HPA guns require more maintenance than AEGs.

What FPS should I get for my airsoft gun? ›

For pistols, it is much more normal to see the 150 to 200 FPS range. While for assault rifles, ones below an FPS of 250 are generally not effective. A good FPS for an assault rifle would be anywhere from 300 to 400 FPS. Anything beyond 500 FPS is generally disallowed in most airsoft events due to safety concerns.

The airsoft community adopts projectile speed limits but there is no law that requires them. The typical limits are: Assault rifles: 400 feet per second (fps) Semi-automatic sniper rifles (M110 SASS, PSG-1, etc.): 500 fps and no shooting within 15 m, mandatory secondary up to 400 fps.

Anything not considered a DMR (designated marksman rifle) or a sniper rifle, so long as the replica clocks in between 366 and 420FPS, you're in the clear. DMRs must clock in between 420 and 450FPS. And the ever so 'rare' sniper user, anything over 480, but under 550FPS, is considered ideal.

The lifespan of these pistols, like any other gun, depends on the maintenance of its parts. Also the performance can be dramatically affected when not taking care of your airsoft pistol(s). Especially airsoft gas blowback systems are fragile when not properly being taken care of.

On average, you can expect a well-cared-for battery to last around 300 to 500 charge cycles. Regularly monitoring your battery's performance and knowing when to retire it will ensure your AEG stays in the game.

Similarly, your airsoft gun requires some care and attention, whether it's an AEG, a Spring Rifle, a GBBR, or a HPA system. But it's nothing crazy. 🎓 Airsoft guns should get basic maintenance roughly every 2-3 game days. Big maintenance roughly once per year.

How long do airsoft games typically last? The duration of airsoft games can vary, but they generally range from 15 minutes to 1 hour.