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Asahi Firearms was successful in development and manufacture of {{ill|BV type gas gun|ja|BV式ガスガン}}, and had specialized in high-end models made of metal parts. It was recognized by users at that time as a high-end manufacturer with high quality and price, and its sales peaked from the end of the [[1980]]s to the beginning of the [[1990]]s along with its competitors JAC and {{ill|Maruzen|es}}.<ref name="history">{{cite web| url = http://arniesairsoft.co.uk/justpistols/history.htm| title =Airsoft History | work = JustPistols}}</ref> |
Asahi Firearms was successful in development and manufacture of {{ill|BV type gas gun|ja|BV式ガスガン}}, and had specialized in high-end models made of metal parts. It was recognized by users at that time as a high-end manufacturer with high quality and price, and its sales peaked from the end of the [[1980]]s to the beginning of the [[1990]]s along with its competitors JAC<ref>Japan Arms Collection</ref> and {{ill|Maruzen|es}}.<ref name="history">{{cite web| url = http://arniesairsoft.co.uk/justpistols/history.htm| title =Airsoft History | work = JustPistols}}</ref> |
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The airsoft guns manufactured by this manufacturer are known for their high durability. For example, the BV type gas gun structurally puts pressure on the inside of the magazine, so the material of the inner pipe of the magazine is a very important factor, but most manufacturers adopt resin inner pipes because of self-regulation. Was there. As a result, there were cases where the resin deteriorated or was damaged because it could not withstand high pressure. On the other hand, the inner pipe made of Asahi was made by bending a metal pipe (although there was a magazine using a resin pipe), it was rarely damaged.{{cn|date=November 2010}} |
The airsoft guns manufactured by this manufacturer are known for their high durability. For example, the BV type gas gun structurally puts pressure on the inside of the magazine, so the material of the inner pipe of the magazine is a very important factor, but most manufacturers adopt resin inner pipes because of self-regulation. Was there. As a result, there were cases where the resin deteriorated or was damaged because it could not withstand high pressure. On the other hand, the inner pipe made of Asahi was made by bending a metal pipe (although there was a magazine using a resin pipe), it was rarely damaged.{{cn|date=November 2010}} |
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Asahi Firearms (Japanese:アサヒファイアーアームズ) was a model company from Japan who operated in the 1980s and 90s. It was a subsidiary of Asahi Shoji Company and not the camera-maker, the Asahi Optical Corporation. Asahi firearms was one of the early pioneers of the Airsoft hobby and created guns during the classic Airsoft period.[1] The company went defunct in 2011.
Background
Asahi Firearms was successful in development and manufacture of BV type gas gun, and had specialized in high-end models made of metal parts. It was recognized by users at that time as a high-end manufacturer with high quality and price, and its sales peaked from the end of the 1980s to the beginning of the 1990s along with its competitors JAC[2] and Maruzen.[3]
The airsoft guns manufactured by this manufacturer are known for their high durability. For example, the BV type gas gun structurally puts pressure on the inside of the magazine, so the material of the inner pipe of the magazine is a very important factor, but most manufacturers adopt resin inner pipes because of self-regulation. Was there. As a result, there were cases where the resin deteriorated or was damaged because it could not withstand high pressure. On the other hand, the inner pipe made of Asahi was made by bending a metal pipe (although there was a magazine using a resin pipe), it was rarely damaged.[citation needed]
These characteristics attracted attention in an era when there was no hop-up system and the power was increased in order to increase the flight distance, and Asahi's gas guns became active in the "dark ages". However, nowadays, such a robust construction has become a dead end, or most of the solids fall under the quasi-air gun of the revised gun sword method, and it is impossible to carry it as it is on sale. However, there are still fans who like the sound and atmosphere peculiar to Asahi's BV type gas, and such users have taken legal measures such as low pressure operation of the internal unit and incorporating a pressure limiting device, and used it as a legal product.[citation needed]
The M4 series manufactured by M & G, which currently manufactures and sells BV type gas guns, has similarities in the structure of the unit and the magazine made by Asahi can be used, so the influence of this manufacturer's product is not a little.[citation needed]
Popular products
- M60 series -
- Sterling -
- FN FNC -
- Bushmaster Ultra Custom -
- FN MINIMI -
- WA2000 -
- M134 minigun -
References
- ^ ASAHI FIREARMS.
{{cite book}}:|work=ignored (help) - ^ Japan Arms Collection
- ^ "Airsoft History". JustPistols.
External links
- "Legendary MG34 overview (Asahi MG34)". WWII Guns.