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[wyz2285]

Only 0.2J is allowed, builds rifle with almost 5J...
Things like this is what gets airsoft banned.
Talk to Novritsch customer support, they should get you a new spring. I know on the older ones this can happen.

 

[SiliconeSword]

Yeah, I was talking to a guy in Korea and he said the same thing about .2J, but he also said that nobody follows it.
I think a good bit of it is likely just target shooting, but I imagine that there are some pretty hardcore games.
Apparently the Philippines, Taiwan, and Indonesia have the craziest stuff, with most everybody I see in Taiwanese gameplay vids rocking GBBRs and AEGs sling .40g ammo at 2.5J as a primary. I imagine CQB is different a lot of the time, but that is a bit high even just from a role standpoint. You don't see much or really any bare skin on those guys though, even in drippy 100* weather.

@Lds What exactly do you need help with?

 

[BlackDogAirsoft]

Only 0.2J is allowed, builds rifle with almost 5J...

The Airsoft Law in Republic of Korea section is... interesting.
Points 1 and 2 are barely coherent.
Then it skips on to letters for some reason.
a) would clearly ban all 6mm airsoft
b) bans most mainstream airsoft pellets apart from the 0.12 yellow bbs
c) is more like 0.196 joules
d) I presume this just means that it is not pointed?
e) means that you have to be quiet I guess, and you don't make something powered by explosions (firearm)

 

[wyz2285]

From what I understood, number two would indeed ban air guns/pellet guns.
Number one would directly ban replicas lol unless it only applies to Glock/AKs (joking)