mike82352

I like evike.com for my airsoft needs. Here is a nice looking gun for sale, with mod's. Also....this is a great forum for learning about airsoft. http://www.aaps-federation.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=409 Mike

I am also new to USPSA shooting and have the same problem, don't have a range to go practice the way I would like to. Also with the difficulties in finding reloading supplies and the cost of those supplies, I decided to try airsoft. I love it, to me it's like shooting the real stuff, without the recoil of course. I think it has help me a lot in my techniques and target accusation. The recoil is enough that it makes you think about what you are doing with double tap drills. I can’t really say for sure that it will make you faster, but I don’t see where it can hurt and it sure is a lot of fun!!!!! I bought two guns, a TM Hi-capa and a WE Hi-capa and the BB’s and propane adaptor for under $300. If I would have shot the same number of real rounds that I have with the airsoft guns, I would have spent a lot more the $300 for ammo. So…with that said, is it for everyone…..probably not….but I sure am having a lot of fun and I think for me that it will really help my overall shooting ability. Mike

I use my target stands that I built for USPSA shooting (1X2 uprights). I bought a canvas drop cloth at harbor frieght for $6.00 and cut it in strips the the same width as my uprights and staple them to the back of the uprights and staple my cardboard targets to the front. I make the canvas a little longer then needed so I can loop it at the bottom and then staple it to the front of the uprights. This lets the BB's pass through the cardboard and hit the canvas and they drop into the loop at the bottom to be collected later. I can take some pictures if needed. It works great, you have to make sure your cardboard is thin enough to get the BB's to go through or they will bounce off and cover your garage floor.....I know....Mike

You can go here, there is a lot of airsoft info. Great forum!!! http://www.aaps-federation.org/forum/default.asp