For the Airsoft haters..

[def90]

Repetition and dry-firing is valuable. Who knew?

The reality is that very few people actually train like this.

[TEAMRICO]

Would be nice to get 5000 shots for $10!

[MrPrena]

I only watched 3 minutes and I would say it is easily doable to transform someone airsofter/paintballer/parents-basement-gamer into a decent shooter.

Question is. How LONG would it take?

I've seen miniature golfer or TopGolf-playing-nini's transform into a great golfer, if they have enough time to practice/play Real golf.

[wyome]

Wow... that young man is so quick and smooth on the draw

[Gman]

I only watched 3 minutes and I would say it is easily doable to transform someone airsofter/paintballer/parents-basement-gamer into a decent shooter.

Question is. How LONG would it take?

Maybe watch a little bit more when you get a chance.

[Justin]

Not surprising. There was a similar thing a few years ago, where an airsofter who competed in Steel Challenge in Japan came over to the US and took part in the US Steel Challenge with a borrowed gun and ended up doing pretty well.

[colorider]

Closing the dust cover after engaging the safety is interesting and he does it very smoothly and it’s methodical. Wonder if that’s an airlsoft thing due to dust or dirt jamming things up easily.

[hollohas]

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Yeah, but airsoft is FUN too!

I love firearms and especially ARs. I love to build them, shoot them and collect them. I also have a few airsoft ARs and have just as much fun with them. Same thing, fun to build and shoot. It's freaking fun to play too.

[Scanker19]

I just found this guys channel the day before last. Its a pretty decent channel. I like his love for stock glocks.

[CS1983]

The entry point into quality airsoft is high. But it pays for itself with the ability to force on force if actually training. Cheap to shoot.