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The difference here is that I prefer to answer the questions in person, where I can also demonstrate what I'm talking about. Many others are the same, I just say so. I also find no reason to re-type what has already been said in great detail in most of the FAQ section. A lot of us, myself included, have contributed time and effort to that FAQ.
What I was too nice to ask (yes, I am nice) was to wonder why it matters in the first place wether you can break glass or not? That is the kind of question that raises all kinds of red flags.
You should not be shooting an airsoft gun at glass, and you should not be playing in an area where you are likely to be in the presence of shattered glass or behind a pane of glass while gaming. One BB from a decent sniper rifle will put you at risk to get severe cuts.
If the question was to ask if airsoft can be used indoors with no risk to anything, the answer is no.
If you want to ask something that is not in the FAQ, then by all means go ahead. It would be nice if you would not force us to read minds by stating that a search produced no results. You can even qualify the statement by saying the answer may be there, but you still could not locate it.
We dont know who you are, for all I know you could be 16 and looking for a cheap way to smash your neighbour's windows.
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