[purehavoc]

My youngest son age 8 has a nice M&P Co2 BB gun that I practice with alot in the garage , kinda heavy trigger pull but I figure it just makes you a better shot when you do the real thing.

[Abc1911]

Originally Posted by ZeusEcho

Congrats man sounds killer! Post a link or pictures to what you got, I'd love to see it.

I will try lol but I'm using my phone app and I am at work I can't get to a computer much if you can't wait just Google A&k m4 s system I recomend this gun to anyone who cant make it to the range or would like to train indoors with your airsoft lol it was only 105$ on Amazon plus shipping real nice

[ZeusEcho]

Originally Posted by Abc1911

I will try lol but I'm using my phone app and I am at work I can't get to a computer much if you can't wait just Google A&k m4 s system I recomend this gun to anyone who cant make it to the range or would like to train indoors with your airsoft lol it was only 105$ on Amazon plus shipping real nice

I did it looks pretty cool man!

[Balota]

Airsoft sounds like a pretty good way to practice stuff like drawing, movement, stance, grip, etc. I would like to do some of that in my back yard. However, I live in Glenpool OK in a development. I have looked through the laws in Oklahoma and do not find any limitations there. I do not know how to find city or county laws online.

[astroman]

was watching Doug Koenig's championship season on tv and he was using a Gamo PT-85 Blowback pistol. It looks like a great way to train with at home.

[Davo45]

Originally Posted by Balota

Airsoft sounds like a pretty good way to practice stuff like drawing, movement, stance, grip, etc. I would like to do some of that in my back yard. However, I live in Glenpool OK in a development. I have looked through the laws in Oklahoma and do not find any limitations there. I do not know how to find city or county laws online.

I would be very surprised if your local gov't has any ordinances against you shooting Air Soft guns on your property, even if you lived in a suburbs.

[Davo45]

Originally Posted by astroman

was watching Doug Koenig's championship season on tv and he was using a Gamo PT-85 Blowback pistol. It looks like a great way to train with at home.

It sure is, you get the same feel including recoil but without the noise. Even using a plastic Air soft pistol improves accuracy, as a previous poster said, the trigger pull is heavier, so when you can hit with an Air Soft pistol you'll hit better with your real pistol. Not to mention it costs a LOT less and you can train daily without leaving your yard.

[cj84]

It's a toy there's no laws against using one in ur yard but I'd suggest drop it if anyone ask you to

[Balota]

Originally Posted by cj84

It's a toy there's no laws against using one in ur yard but I'd suggest drop it if anyone ask you to

Haha, you've got that right, drop it if asked.

OK Self Defense Act is a little unclear about Airsoft, though. It defines a pistol as any semi-automatic firearm which:
a. has an overall length of less than sixteen (16) inches,
b. is capable of discharging a projectile composed of any material which may be reasonably expected to be able to cause lethal injury, (This is the unclear part)
c. is designed to be held and fired by the use of a single hand, and
d. uses gunpowder, gas or any means of rocket propulsion to discharge the projectile.

Airsoft meets parts a, c and d. The only question is whether the projectile could cause lethal injury. If it can, then it is a pistol and falls under the Self Defense Act and related state and local laws. I have no feel for this issue. Anyone know about this?

[Blueguns]

You can buy full auto airsoft guns as well as air soft hand guns in CA, so I don't think they fall under the definition.

EDIT: Also many neighborhood kids use them in their yard, and no one complains.