Thoughts on...

This gun.
Do you think it is 1337?
Or do you not like?
Just say if you like/don't like and why.

I personally would want a different, cooler airsoft rifle rather than a rifle modeled after a .22 rifle. But it is a pretty cool gun, just the price is kinda high seeing as you can get a REAL .22 for about the same if not less. But then the question of paying for bullets or BBs comes into play...

Ya not really feeling it. The practical applications of a .22 in "real combat" are limited LOL...I don't really understand why they would replicate a tacti-cool .22
The only time I see .22's like that are when I'm at the range and there's some 40 year old tacti-cool poser down the line with his little mini-14 .22 crap with face suppressor lol.

KJ would've earned my money in a heartbeat if they made a good Mini-14 5.56 though.

It's a replica Ruger 10/22 with a tactial kit on there. Really stupid IMO, seeing as the diameter of a .22 bullet is even less than a BB and no one uses .22s for tactical applications besides practice. I think they should make a regular wood 10/22 and then release a tacticool kit/version. It would be kinda fun to mess around with one, the stock one hopefully being under $200.

LOL. Real world application scenario of .22 (House clearing):
House clearers with .22's break down door. Firefight ensues.
Enemy one is hit with a round from one of the .22s
Enemy one- "Agh d**n! I think they might be firing blanks at us! That one kinda stung!
If your gonna use blanks, aim for the legs ***holes!"
Enemy two- "No man, look! They're using .22s!"
Enemy laughs, then proceeds to slaughter the .22 users.


But seriously, it looks like they mixed a shotgun with a random assortment of assult weapons. Hmm, maybe we should fight wars with .22's. I bet death rates would go down... Heck, it'd be kinda comical!

Well by all means the .22 is still deadly, it is a bullet after all. A large number of non-military gunshot deaths are caused by .22 LR cartridges. But this gun is just lame.

@alexkmmll I thought the same thing about it looking like a shotgun assault rifle.
And Durkee, I think that a Mini-14 AS gin would be pretty sweet.

AIRSOFT GUNS SHOULD NOT BE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN REAL GUNS!

BTW how do you do the link thing where when you click on "gun" it goes to the website?

.22 rifles are cool little guns, and it actually makes me mad when people devalue them. They still kill you, trust me, I shoot you in the neck or head or heart, your dead.

would anyone say that KJW rifle would be good for like a post apocalyptic scenario though where people are limited to weapons and such

When i saw that on asgi the other day i thought they were selling a .22 lol

Sanguinary Angel wrote:

When i saw that on asgi the other day i thought they were selling a .22 lol

Haha the same thought came to my mind when I first saw it.

And the .22 really is an undervalued round. Now I would rather have a larger heavier round but the .22 is great for plinking due to lower cost for ammo and it does possess killing power.

And snosnipe, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic but if you were I was just saying that I would rather buy a real .22 over a 6mm firing .22 replica.

Ksquared wrote:

Sanguinary Angel wrote:

When i saw that on asgi the other day i thought they were selling a .22 lol

Haha the same thought came to my mind when I first saw it.

And the .22 really is an undervalued round. Now I would rather have a larger heavier round but the .22 is great for plinking due to lower cost for ammo and it does possess killing power.

And snosnipe, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic but if you were I was just saying that I would rather buy a real .22 over a 6mm firing .22 replica.

people who joke about .22s should be shot with one in the head, and then we'll see who is dissing its stopping power? doesn't matter.... when you're dead.

NoNeed2Hate wrote:

Ksquared wrote:

Sanguinary Angel wrote:

When i saw that on asgi the other day i thought they were selling a .22 lol

Haha the same thought came to my mind when I first saw it.

And the .22 really is an undervalued round. Now I would rather have a larger heavier round but the .22 is great for plinking due to lower cost for ammo and it does possess killing power.

And snosnipe, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic but if you were I was just saying that I would rather buy a real .22 over a 6mm firing .22 replica.

people who joke about .22s should be shot with one in the head, and then we'll see who is dissing its stopping power? doesn't matter.... when you're dead.

Or in the kneecap. And if they keep dissing the .22, then shoot them in the head.

Ksquared wrote:

NoNeed2Hate wrote:

Ksquared wrote:

Sanguinary Angel wrote:

When i saw that on asgi the other day i thought they were selling a .22 lol

Haha the same thought came to my mind when I first saw it.

And the .22 really is an undervalued round. Now I would rather have a larger heavier round but the .22 is great for plinking due to lower cost for ammo and it does possess killing power.

And snosnipe, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic but if you were I was just saying that I would rather buy a real .22 over a 6mm firing .22 replica.

people who joke about .22s should be shot with one in the head, and then we'll see who is dissing its stopping power? doesn't matter.... when you're dead.

Or in the kneecap. And if they keep dissing the .22, then shoot them in the head.

back on topic though, that is quite a unique looking rifle. I wouldn't mind taking that on the field.

It's definitely different from the average replica one would see in a normal game. Seeing it actually inspired me to look up military usage of the .22 round.

Ksquared wrote:

It's definitely different from the average replica one would see in a normal game. Seeing it actually inspired me to look up military usage of the .22 round.

military uses of the .22;

killing those vicious squirrels trained by the enemy
to piss off and demoralize fat and slow enemies by shooting them, much like a be sting.
getting rid of those pesky rats in forwards OPs

NoNeed2Hate wrote:

Ksquared wrote:

It's definitely different from the average replica one would see in a normal game. Seeing it actually inspired me to look up military usage of the .22 round.

military uses of the .22;

killing those vicious squirrels trained by the enemy
to piss off and demoralize fat and slow enemies by shooting them, much like a be sting.
getting rid of those pesky rats in forwards OPs

That's what Wikipedia said!!! So it must be true.

But they actually use them for stuff like taking out doggies and lights and the most dangerous of all.... WINDOWS!!!

Ksquared wrote:

And snosnipe, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic but if you were I was just saying that I would rather buy a real .22 over a 6mm firing .22 replica.

Why would he be sarcastic? Re-read what he said. You could go on Impact Guns and buy a Ruger 10/22 with a Tapco stock kit (LE stock, pistol grip, rails) for $230. The KJW is $260.

@NN2H didn't you just say that people who joke about the .22 should be shot in the head

DrummerBoyz95 wrote:

Ksquared wrote:

And snosnipe, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic but if you were I was just saying that I would rather buy a real .22 over a 6mm firing .22 replica.

Why would he be sarcastic? Re-read what he said. You could go on Impact Guns and buy a Ruger 10/22 with a Tapco stock kit (LE stock, pistol grip, rails) for $230. The KJW is $260.

@NN2H didn't you just say that people who joke about the .22 should be shot in the head

I would gladly be shot in the head by a .22 to prove it is deadly drummer

DrummerBoyz95 wrote:

Ksquared wrote:

And snosnipe, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic but if you were I was just saying that I would rather buy a real .22 over a 6mm firing .22 replica.

Why would he be sarcastic? Re-read what he said. You could go on Impact Guns and buy a Ruger 10/22 with a Tapco stock kit (LE stock, pistol grip, rails) for $230. The KJW is $260.

@NN2H didn't you just say that people who joke about the .22 should be shot in the head

I just thought that he might believe that I was freaking out over the fact that sometimes airsoft guns are more expensive than real guns, like I said, I wasn't sure if he was using sarcasm (assuming he wasn't) but just reiterating my original point.