Unpopular Opinion: High ROF CQB guns

[Junto]

If a field, indoor or out, has a "no full auto" rule and you build an airsoft gun with a speed trigger that lets you shoot just as fast as many other guns on auto, even on semi, that gun should count as full auto. The rule is there to prevent overshooting and injury; not for you to work your way around with technology. Circumventing safety and sportsmanship by following the letter and not the spirit of the rule and thinking you're the exception to that rule is a pile of crap.

[Norseman]

That is paintballesque.

They were using blade triggers 20 years ago. They are now building Airsoft AEGs with blade triggers!

https://youtu.be/d0k4rNXOKdU

[Dennis - Crossbow]

One question I sometimes ask during a safety briefing, being the Smart-A$$ I am is " How many time do I need to be hit before I need to call it"

It is a joke, "ONE" is the CORRECT answer, but it does cause a pause and some thought.

New tech allows AEG to fire at a much higher rate and more consistently. This is where good refs / admin are super important.

To the players with high end AEGs / speed triggers - With great power comes great responsibility ... Peter Parker principle. Mine is: Just because you can, should you?

It come down to education and proper enforcement, not always easy to accomplish

Great topic Junto, I hope we see some other comments

[FishSlapRepublic]

I hate semi only as it punishes the budget player as some stock gun semi function is next to unusable. Instead of semi only fields should use ROF limits. Most chrono's can measure it and there are even accurate phone apps that can, it's easier to police than fps as you can hear the difference, most guns can easily be adjusted for a lower rof and those that can't get below the rof limit can just us semi.

[Rentax]