Going to be tough and expensive finding airsoft safe lenses for an S6 as they're curved.
Its easy to get ones for S10 or FM12
But as BigStew said, you may not survive a game wearing one.
The fogging will be ridiculous too
That may happen more in the US but in the UK they're unlikely to shoot unless you point the gun threateningly at them.
Honestly I don't think anyone will report they've heard gunshots so if they do turn up it'll be because they've had a noise complaint that the music is too high 😄
No safety rules for home (unless you have children who might play with em)
If the police did turn up it would depend on their knowledge regarding airsoft law. Even though its perfectly legal they may take some convincing or they may just say how cool the gun is.
Since you're on good terms with your neighbours why not ask if they hear any noises.
Legally you can shoot in your own property but if someone calls the police it can still be a pain to explain the situation to them.
Maybe put music or TV volume up a bit to mask the noise. Not too high of course.
Generally airsoft guns don't make that much noise. (A suppressor doesn't make any noticeable difference)
Accidentally hitting someone would be pretty much a worst case scenario and could have severe consequences for you AND us.
But even if its someone who sees you from far away and calls the police (more likely than you might think), you'll have a LOT of hassle to deal with and certainly wouldn't be allowed to own another airsoft gun. You may not care but there are many people who want to get rid of airsoft completely and would use these kinds of incidents to achieve it.
See all above
If you just want to test it and not play, you can still go to a site near you and ask if you can use their range but not play.
Most sites will let you test your gun on their range or in the woods for free.
I'm happy with my SA-E03
Its from the early release so I don't know if later versions are different.
I haven't messed with internals either.
Anything you get could turn out to be a lemon so as long as you buy from a decent retailer you'll be safe in the knowledge that if its DOA or fails while testing you'll be able to return it with minimal hassle.
When it arrives clean the barrel (search how) and then put a hundred or more BBs through it (test hop adjustment too)
If its good keep it and enjoy. If not return it...
You rarely need to clean the barrel but mainly when its new out of the factory. (I've polished the barrel on some of mine too)
Experienced players might upgrade a new gun because they know what needs doing to change a certain characteristic and they have other guns as spares if something doesn't work.
Some upgrades do not work well with other stock parts so it takes some experience to know what parts work well with others.
We recommend playing with what you have until you have an idea of what you want to improve and then research how to do it.
You might have a gun that performs better than average and not know it...
We generally recommend NOT to upgrade a new gun. It often takes a few hundred BB's through it to bed in.
As @concretesnailsaid, important to clean the barrel. (Be careful with the hop when cleaning)
The best thing you can do at the moment is to change the connector to DEANS and get a couple of good Li-Po batteries and intelligent charger.
Search the forum for more info...
Been a few times and generally like it. I haven't noticed any bad instances of non hit taking.
I like the terrain which has some cool options for tactical advances.
Ah, I see. Also like the MK22 Hush Puppy based on the S&W Model39
Yeah, unfortunately its unlikely to work with airsoft.
You could go for the MK23 non blowback. That's as quiet as you can get
Yep, agree with Hamster
If the slide can't move then the vent halve won't be reset and all the gas will likely vent continuously until empty.
And good point Bert, it won't be able to load another BB anyway.