Airsoft shotgun questions.

Squee_52 · November 24th, 2005, 18:50

Airsoft shotgun questions.

Do they shoot in a spread? or single shot? or what?

Thanks for your replies

Mr Jon · November 24th, 2005, 18:55

Depends which ones you buy

Tokyo Marui Shotguns shoot in a spray of 3 (Spas, M3 Series)
Maruzen Gas Shotguns can shoot 1 - 10 BB's per shell (M870, M1100 Series)
Maruzen Spring, VFC (GB Tech), and G&P Shotguns Shoot 1 BB per shot (M870 Series)
Marushin Gas Shotguns *I think* have a variable spray, somebody correct me on this one. (Specifically the M500)

Tokyo Marui Shotguns are the most affordable and reliable in any airsoft shotgun you will proably encounter. Maruzen shotguns look pretty, and are great to hang on your wall, but they lack preformance and they cannot take propane unless modifications are done to it. The Maruzen, VFC and G&P spring shotguns are extremely reliable and boast a huge selection of upgrades. Then theres Marushin, full metal, but has problems such as the pump arm possibly snapping and extremely slow reload times due to the stupid system they devloped. On the bright side I believe they can eat propane right out of the box.

Rumpel Felt · November 24th, 2005, 19:07

Marushin problems you say? Like what? I'm curious about these Marushin shotguns. I may consider buying one if some cold day in hell, a retailer gets one. I'm thinking of the non-8mm, silver, full stock M500. Does anyone have any info on any 6mm Marushin shotguns such as power, gas reliablity, what gas you can you can use, etc.?

Avenging Angel · November 24th, 2005, 19:10

I've got a Marushin M1887. It allows 1-3 8mm BB's per shell. (The spread is decent as well.) The gun works like a dream. Fires around 450Fps on propane with 1 BB per shell though. I haven't had any problems with it.

GMTII · November 24th, 2005, 19:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Avenging Angel

I've got a Marushin M1887. It allows 1-3 8mm BB's per shell. (The spread is decent as well.) The gun works like a dream. Fires around 450Fps on propane with 1 BB per shell though. I haven't had any problems with it.

450 FPS with 8mm bb's? All I can say is ouch.

Erik

Avenging Angel · November 24th, 2005, 19:31

Yeah. It's pretty brutal. If your using 3 BB's, it's in the 325-350 range with propane. If you use 3 BB's with duster gas, it goes about 275-300 fps. It's fantastic for clearing hallways in CQB environments.

attack-beaver · November 24th, 2005, 19:42

it got shot with Marushin M1887 not at 450 FPS but a 8mm fucking hurt i hit the floor but it was close and a FF shot to but a 8mm at 450 i dont want to think about that.

Avenging Angel · November 24th, 2005, 22:10

LOL! Lemme guess... Gman?

Bandit · November 24th, 2005, 23:16

I recall that one Beaver. Good ole friendly fire too.

I was really gald it wasn't me.

mujahadeen · November 24th, 2005, 23:40

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/gallery...hp?i=1233&c=43

I love mine. contrary to popular belief you can use propane in the m500. It simply blows off some of the access pressure via a relief valve. Heavy, accurate, spread is amazing and sounds hella cool to rack. I'm molding my soon to be real steel M500 off of my airsoft one.

Seaforth72nd · November 24th, 2005, 23:56

Save your money and buy an AEG.

Greylocks · November 25th, 2005, 07:31

Squee, just go to a meet and talk to local people, see the guns, maybe get a chance to try them?
You'll get tons of real answers and get to meet folks too.

If you update your personal Profile with at least the city/province you live in, local people will be able to contact you (and you'll know who to contact too). Check the Games and Teams sections for your province.

Trust me, nothing beats meeting others and trying guns out. You cant read about this stuff, you have to do it to understand.

Trader rating · November 25th, 2005, 09:12

well said greylocks

Ill note though that the M500 is a VERY hard gun to find. Its a rare gun. We have1 on our team and its awsome.
If you can find one, your gonna pay bigtime for it.

Shugart · November 25th, 2005, 13:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Droc

well said greylocks

Ill note though that the M500 is a VERY hard gun to find. Its a rare gun. We have1 on our team and its awsome.
If you can find one, your gonna pay bigtime for it.

Not really, just talk to Tru, about 550 for the Gun Shipped.

The only high end costs are the damn 8mm BB's. 20$~ for a bag of 500.

DoctorDeath · November 25th, 2005, 14:01

I've been thinking about buying one of the TM shotties. I know they both have basically the same internals and therefore same reliability. However I have heard that the SPAS shoots about 20 FPS more than the M3. Is this due to the longer barrel? Which is easier to pump? Why does the SPAS cost about 100$ more on most sites? Are the accuracy and range the same? Anyone who has used both, contributions appreciated.

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November 24th, 2005, 18:50	#1
Squee_52 Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Canada	Airsoft shotgun questions. Airsoft shotgun questions. Do they shoot in a spread? or single shot? or what? Thanks for your replies

November 24th, 2005, 18:55	#2
Mr Jon Trailer Park Supervisor Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Winnipeg MB	Depends which ones you buy Tokyo Marui Shotguns shoot in a spray of 3 (Spas, M3 Series) Maruzen Gas Shotguns can shoot 1 - 10 BB's per shell (M870, M1100 Series) Maruzen Spring, VFC (GB Tech), and G&P Shotguns Shoot 1 BB per shot (M870 Series) Marushin Gas Shotguns I think have a variable spray, somebody correct me on this one. (Specifically the M500) Tokyo Marui Shotguns are the most affordable and reliable in any airsoft shotgun you will proably encounter. Maruzen shotguns look pretty, and are great to hang on your wall, but they lack preformance and they cannot take propane unless modifications are done to it. The Maruzen, VFC and G&P spring shotguns are extremely reliable and boast a huge selection of upgrades. Then theres Marushin, full metal, but has problems such as the pump arm possibly snapping and extremely slow reload times due to the stupid system they devloped. On the bright side I believe they can eat propane right out of the box. __________________

November 24th, 2005, 23:40	#10
mujahadeen Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: P.E.I	http://www.airsoftcanada.com/gallery...hp?i=1233&c=43 I love mine. contrary to popular belief you can use propane in the m500. It simply blows off some of the access pressure via a relief valve. Heavy, accurate, spread is amazing and sounds hella cool to rack. I'm molding my soon to be real steel M500 off of my airsoft one. __________________ < ATLANTIC AGE REP > Buyer & Seller Ratings Curiously enough, if you take the sine of 666°, you get 0.80901699, which is one half of negative phi, or perhaps what one might call the "anti-phi" / It is opposite of balance and harmony ergo: chaos and disharmony.

November 24th, 2005, 19:07	#3
Rumpel Felt Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Kitchener, Ontario	Marushin problems you say? Like what? I'm curious about these Marushin shotguns. I may consider buying one if some cold day in hell, a retailer gets one. I'm thinking of the non-8mm, silver, full stock M500. Does anyone have any info on any 6mm Marushin shotguns such as power, gas reliablity, what gas you can you can use, etc.?

November 24th, 2005, 19:10	#4
Avenging Angel Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Calgary, AB	I've got a Marushin M1887. It allows 1-3 8mm BB's per shell. (The spread is decent as well.) The gun works like a dream. Fires around 450Fps on propane with 1 BB per shell though. I haven't had any problems with it.

November 24th, 2005, 19:31	#6
Avenging Angel Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Calgary, AB	Yeah. It's pretty brutal. If your using 3 BB's, it's in the 325-350 range with propane. If you use 3 BB's with duster gas, it goes about 275-300 fps. It's fantastic for clearing hallways in CQB environments.

November 24th, 2005, 19:42	#7
attack-beaver Trader rating Join Date: May 2005 Location: calgary	it got shot with Marushin M1887 not at 450 FPS but a 8mm fucking hurt i hit the floor but it was close and a FF shot to but a 8mm at 450 i dont want to think about that.

November 24th, 2005, 22:10	#8
Avenging Angel Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Calgary, AB	LOL! Lemme guess... Gman?

November 24th, 2005, 23:16	#9
Bandit Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Calgary, AB.	I recall that one Beaver. Good ole friendly fire too. I was really gald it wasn't me.

November 24th, 2005, 23:56	#11
Seaforth72nd Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Vancouver	Save your money and buy an AEG.

November 25th, 2005, 07:31	#12
Greylocks Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Gatineau, Quebec (Near Ottawa)	Squee, just go to a meet and talk to local people, see the guns, maybe get a chance to try them? You'll get tons of real answers and get to meet folks too. If you update your personal Profile with at least the city/province you live in, local people will be able to contact you (and you'll know who to contact too). Check the Games and Teams sections for your province. Trust me, nothing beats meeting others and trying guns out. You cant read about this stuff, you have to do it to understand.

November 25th, 2005, 09:12	#13
Droc Guest Trader rating	well said greylocks Ill note though that the M500 is a VERY hard gun to find. Its a rare gun. We have1 on our team and its awsome. If you can find one, your gonna pay bigtime for it.

November 25th, 2005, 14:01	#15
DoctorDeath Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: St. John's / Halifax	SPAS vs. M3 I've been thinking about buying one of the TM shotties. I know they both have basically the same internals and therefore same reliability. However I have heard that the SPAS shoots about 20 FPS more than the M3. Is this due to the longer barrel? Which is easier to pump? Why does the SPAS cost about 100$ more on most sites? Are the accuracy and range the same? Anyone who has used both, contributions appreciated. __________________ The Doctor is in.

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