Videos tagged with Airsoft Grenade

This YouTube Shorts video humorously depicts an airsoft grenade impact to the face, questioning if military personnel have experienced similar incidents. The content leans heavily into comedy and entertainment, using a relatable, albeit exaggerated, scenario. While not a traditional firearms video, it uses airsoft equipment, which can be relevant to a segment of the firearms enthusiast community interested in tactical simulations and replica gear. The video also promotes creator links for merchandise and sponsorships.

This YouTube video provides instructions and a review for the Airsoft Innovations XL Burst Grenade. The description highlights that this airsoft grenade is a safer alternative to Thunder B grenades. The video also includes a link to purchase the product from Evike.com, indicating a focus on airsoft products and accessories.

This YouTube video features a demonstration of the Airsoft Innovations Cyclone Impact Grenade, presented with classical music for a 'classy' feel, though the creator acknowledges their 'poor filming techniques.' The video highlights the inherent fun of using grenades, even within the context of airsoft. The focus is on showcasing the functionality and entertainment value of the airsoft grenade.

This video features a test of the Matrix (Apple Airsoft) RPG-7 launcher using modified King Arms (KA) shells and prototype PMOG v2.3 chalk-filled rounds. The creator notes previous viewer disappointment with the launcher's performance and aims to demonstrate improved results with this new ammunition. The description provides links for more information on PMOG and the specific KA grenade shells used.

This video focuses on Moondog Industries' gas fill O-rings designed as an upgrade for green gas airsoft magazines and grenades. The description provides a direct link to purchase these upgrades from Evike and directs wholesale inquiries to the Moondog Industries website. It also mentions contact information for brand partnerships and sponsorships.

This video provides a detailed look at the S-Thunder "Step and Release" CO2 Airsoft Landmine. It demonstrates the unique firing mechanism, which requires pressure on the pad followed by its release. The reviewer will showcase the performance differences between using propane and CO2 as the gas source for the mine. Viewers can find a more in-depth review of this airsoft accessory on AirsoftRetreat.com.

This video demonstrates the versatility of S-Thunder's 40mm grenades, showcasing their ability to fire more than just BBs. The reviewer tests the grenades with various projectiles including BBs, foam, flour, and water, highlighting that the potential uses are limited only by imagination. The description includes links to full reviews on BooliganAirsoft.com and Airsoftretreat.com.

This video reviews the S-Thunder CO2 Powder Spraying Landmine, an airsoft device that utilizes a 12g CO2 capsule to deploy powder, demonstrated here with flour. The product is available from Evike.com and Ontargetairsoft.com. The description also links to a full review on booliganairsoft.com and Airsoftretreat.com. While not a firearm, it's an airsoft accessory with tactical implications.

This video provides a quick overview of the S-Thunder Dual Use Landmine, an airsoft device that utilizes compressed gas to deploy a cloud of powder or water when stepped on. The description highlights its ease of use, effectiveness with a loud report and large powder cloud, and compact size for simple deployment. A large pressure pad is mentioned to ensure easy activation. The video directs viewers to AirsoftRetreat.com for a full review.

This video provides a quick demonstration of the S-Thunder 40mm CO2 Foam Ball Grenade. It highlights the grenade's ability to launch 32mm foam balls, or other items that fit, using CO2 power. The test is performed with a Madbull XM203 standalone 40mm launcher. A full review is referenced and available on booliganairsoft.com and Airsoft Retreat. The content is focused on airsoft weaponry and accessories.

This video provides a demonstration of the new spoon kit for the Airsoft Innovations Tornado Grenade. The creator tests the functionality by expelling propane without BBs, highlighting the importance of allowing the propane to reach optimal temperature after filling to avoid timer issues. The video mentions a full review will be available on Airsoft Retreat.