动作运动游戏 (ASG)

Yes. The ASG models here are licensed by the makers of the real firearms. The CZ 75 P-07 Duty and Bersa Thunder 9 Pro carry authentic markings and a unique serial number. The Dan Wesson 8 inch Magnum has Dan Wesson markings and a serial number stamped into the frame. The CZ 75D Compact is licensed by Česká Zbrojovka, and the Steyr SSG and McMillan M40A3 are licensed replicas of those sniper rifles.

Three use 12-gram CO2 cartridges: the CZ 75 P-07 Duty, the Bersa Thunder 9 Pro and the Dan Wesson 8 inch Magnum revolver. The CZ 75D Compact, CZ SP-01 Shadow, Steyr SSG and McMillan M40A3 are spring powered, so you cock them for each shot and need no gas. The CZ Scorpion Vz61 is electric and runs on a rechargeable battery.

The CO2 Care Kit is a 10-pack of 12-gram cartridges: nine regular dry cartridges and one lubrication cartridge with 0.80 grams of silicone oil blended into the CO2. You use the lube cartridge like any other, about every tenth cartridge. As you shoot, the oil spreads through the seals, gaskets and valves, which helps prevent leaks without oiling parts by hand.

The Dan Wesson 8 inch Magnum revolver has the highest rating in this collection, at a listed maximum of 540 FPS and 2.7 joules. The Bersa Thunder 9 Pro is rated up to 443 FPS (1.8 joules) and the CZ 75 P-07 Duty up to 384 FPS (1.4 joules). Among the rifles, the McMillan M40A3 is rated 410 to 420 FPS. Always check your field's velocity limits before you play.

FPS (feet per second) is how fast the BB leaves the barrel. Joules measure the BB's energy, which depends on both speed and BB weight, so a heavier BB at the same FPS carries more energy. Many fields set their limits in joules for that reason. Barra lists both, for example 207 FPS and 0.4 joules for the CZ 75D Compact and 312 FPS and 0.9 joules for the CZ SP-01 Shadow.