Ghost

lol! i thought you might have got it from there lol. I got mine about 10 years ago now i think. Looks the real deal though, i bet it would make alot of people think it was real.
From what i remember they are made from real ones converted into air guns.

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Michael Wright

Mine is made by a German Airsoft company under License from Beretta, and yeah it is a pretty good model of it.

I owned a live 92F when I was 20, I wanted to train shooting because I was trying to get into the Forces. Saved up for a year and went through all the Police checks to buy it.....then Dunblane happened three months later, and the gun laws came in.

DickHardman

airsoft guns are real fun to play with. another time i was at a friends house and while i was pretty intoxicated, i still had the accuracy to shoot out their neighbors backyard light while i was leaning out a second story window.

DickHardman

look at this gas powered airsoft gun............wouldnt want to get hit with that .....

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Mre802

Well onli if i was sure that the oppisition wouldn't have a real gun. but i wouldn't use it to snipe off my attacker, i would proberbly shoot their hand to cause them pain then lay into them with the gun itself

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Tant01

In some places a replica firearm is seen by the law as a real fire arm.
I'm sure I could find case law but that's not really the point. Kudos to Mre8.. for thinking outside the box. IF all you had was a replica you could still bludgeon a guy with it.

Obviously not the best "weapon" for SD. Too many reasons NOT TO.

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