Airgun shooting safety really is simple: if you will always observe Rule One -- never, ever, point your gun at anything that you don't want to see a hole in - you'll never have cause for regret.
Airsoft guns are not cap guns or squirt guns.
There is a real potential danger that airsoft guns possess, not only towards children but adults as well.
Always make sure that you know what you are aiming at, and it is what you intend to hit.
Also make sure that where you are aiming has unobstructed view and there is nothing beyond it that can be in danger.
You do not want to shoot a dog, cat or child because you couldn't see beyond your target.
Even though air guns aren't imitations of real guns, always keep them empty until you are ready to use them, and keep your finger away from the trigger until you are ready to spot a target.
Air guns looks so much like a real gun that in case of a crime; it would be difficult to distinguish between the two.
There are many safety tips to take in to consideration before using airsoft guns.
Most importantly, you must always wear protective eyeglasses when firing.
It should be treated as a real firearm and used only for supervised sporting games and events.
Only people above the age of 18 can legally buy and use them.
Always where protective eyewear and never look directly into the barrel.
Do not operate around children, nor allow them to operate one.
Accessories for airsoft guns include gun goggles that feature shatter resistant polycarbonate lenses, anti fog ventilation and an adjustable strap.
Be aware that the speed that the airsoft gun shoots can range from 250 to 350 feet per second, and they can be modified to shoot faster.
To check the speed it is advisable to buy a chronograph.