Airsoft Fequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

AEG stands for Automatic Electric Gun; a type of airsoft gun powered by a rechargeable battery.

BBs are small, round projectiles used in airsoft guns, typically made of plastic and measuring 6mm in diameter.

FPS stands for Feet Per Second; a measurement of the velocity at which a BB is fired from an airsoft gun. FPS limits are often enforced at indoor arenas to ensure safe gameplay.

A Hop-up is a mechanism in airsoft guns that applies backspin to the BB, allowing it to travel farther and more accurately.

A GBB is a type of airsoft gun that uses gas to propel BBs and simulate realistic recoil by moving parts of the gun (such as the slide).

A device used to measure the FPS of airsoft guns, typically used to ensure all guns meet safety regulations.

To maximize your performance in an indoor airsoft environment like Airsoft Experience, choosing the right gear is essential. Below is a list of recommended items for optimal gameplay:
Recommended Airsoft Type: Electric-powered AEGs, as they offer reliability, quick firing, and ease of maintenance in an indoor setting.
Top Choices: M4 variants, MP5, and other compact AEGs that allow for maneuverability in tight spaces.
Secondary WeaponRecommended Type: Gas blowback pistols (GBBs), ideal for fast transitions in case your primary weapon runs out of ammunition.
Top Choices: Glock, 1911, or Hi-Capa models.
Protective GearFull-Face Mask: Indoor airsoft arenas require high levels of protection, especially for the face and eyes.
Tactical Gloves: Protect your hands from BB impacts and improve your grip on your weapon.
Tactical Vest: A lightweight tactical vest with magazine pouches and hydration compatibility is ideal for carrying extra equipment while maintaining mobility indoors.
Footwear: Sturdy, high-traction shoes or boots that provide stability for fast movements on potentially slippery indoor surfaces.

No, at Airsoft Experience, we provide our gear for players who do not have their own equipment. This includes airsoft guns, protective gear, and extra magazines.

The FPS limit for all airsoft guns is set at 350 FPS for automatic guns. We enforce this limit to ensure safety and maintain fair play during indoor matches.

For indoor airsoft, it’s a good idea to clean your gun after every few matches. A clean barrel ensures consistent shooting accuracy and prevents jams.

No, players are not allowed to bring their own airsoft guns to Airsoft Experience. We provide a variety of guns to ensure all players have a fair and standardized gameplay experience.