Introduction to Airsoft for Force on Force Training
I’m taking another Force on Force training class with QSI Training this weekend. Just about every class we have a student new to FoF training. One of the biggest barriers to doing this kind of training is knowing what kind of Airsoft pistol to buy, and what brands to look for (or avoid).
I was lucky enough to have QSI Instructor and premier Airsoft repair technician “Tank” stop by for a quick introduction on Airsoft pistols. Tank is the most senior technician at one of the world’s largest Airsoft distributors.
This video is a little longer than what I usually post, but it’s worth it.
About the Author: Short Barrel Shepherd
Short Barrel Shepherd is a regular guy and works to make Web sites and mobile apps easier for people to use. He spends his free time attending fight-focused firearm, knife, and combatives training, motorcycling, writing, and playing games. His daily carry is a Glock 19 pistol and an AR15 .300 Blackout pistol in a backpack. 
SBS, I know this is a late comment but thanks for the info! I’m thinking of picking up a training glock and needed this basic info. I wonder if you could do some info on the other “trainers” you use that i’ve seen pictures of. Rubber knives, folding and fixed,store bought or homemade? blue guns etc. What do you recommend? The force on force stuff and daily carry techniques are much appreciated thanks for making it available.
Hey great idea! I will put something up next week. Thanks for reading, watching, and asking questions.