I've been searching for these for YEARS.  Airsoft guns shoot 6mm plastic BB's with a single pump.  I think the main distributor is Tokyo Marui Co. of Japan.  Airsoft BB guns are harmless but they are extremely hard to find.   If anyone out there sells them, or know of anyplace that does, please email me directly.  I'm specifically interested in the Sig Sauer and Glock series.   Thanks.  

# I've been searching for these for YEARS.  Airsoft guns shoot 6mm plastic # BB's with a single pump.  I think the main distributor is Tokyo Marui Co. # of Japan.  Airsoft BB guns are harmless but they are extremely hard to # find.   I am a dealer with these types of airguns available. Addressing your points: These BB guns are NOT 'harmless'.  In the very least there is the potential for eye injury.  They are gun items, resembling firearms.  You would be ill-advised not to adhere to the usual safety and social gun rules. 'Plastic' BBs are intended for low grade 6mm airguns.  There are _meta_llic BBs for 6mm airguns as well.  US federal law does not outlaw plastic BBs, but California allows only those replica guns shooting _meta_llic BBs or paintballs. Tokyo Marui is not a distributor, but is one (of many) manufacturers. Regards, Vincent Wong =================== Vincent Wong                          Trading in:       Horizon Replicarms           Replica, Prop & 'Airsoft' Guns ===================         E-mail :   This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

# I've been searching for these for YEARS.  Airsoft guns shoot 6mm plastic # BB's with a single pump.  I think the main distributor is Tokyo Marui Co. # of Japan.  Airsoft BB guns are harmless but they are extremely hard to # find. # # If anyone out there sells them, or know of anyplace that does, please # email me directly.  I'm specifically interested in the Sig Sauer and # Glock series. Fred, Here's a US company that sells a selection of airsoft: http://www.mfiap.com/airsoft/main_air.htm You can find other airsoft _link_s at our Web sites (listed below). Although most are outside the US, you'll find that several will ship to the US. Keep in mind that airsoft may be illegal in some/most states. Regarding Sig airsoft, how about a Sig look-alike that shoots .177 lead pellets? Of course, that means it's not airsoft - but a true Sig look-alike. Fashioned by the same people who made the Walther P88 look-alike (the CP 88), the Sig is virtually indistinguishable from its firearm model. I believe Colt will be marketing an Anaconda look-alike that uses ..177-caliber lead pellets. This, too, is a re-skin of the basic gun that was made into the CP 88. You won't be able to distinguish the above pellet guns from their firearm cousins - either in looks, heft or feel. If you're interested in knowing more about airguns, we publish a monthly newsletter for airgun users and collectors. Our Web sites are at http://www.airgunletter.net and http://www.airgunletter.com If you've not yet received a free copy of our newsletter (no obligation, no follow-up) but would like one, just e-mail your name and postal mailing address. The October 1996 January 1997 issues both had articles about the Walther CP 88 pistols. Although only the current issue is sent as a freebie, the back issues are available if you'd like to purchase them to get the scoop on the hottest air pistols to come to market in the past year. Edith Gaylord The Airgun Letter This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it http://www.airgunletter.net http://www.airgunletter.com