Fulcrum just made his airsoft Claymore mine more effective by adding a motion sensor as trigger instead of a trip wire... "In this airsoft video I demonstrate the upgrades to my airsoft Claymore land mine, designed to significantly speed up deployment and widen it's potential use. Using a Passive InfraRed sensor instead of slow-to-deploy tripwires, this claymore takes a fraction of the time to deploy compared to the previous firing system.

Fulcrum shows how carries his airsoft claymore mine to the field... "IMPORTANT INFO I FORGOT ABOUT: Do NOT store your Claymore cocked, this will ruin the springs in the same way an airsoft gun can lose power if left cocked in storage. Having it folded up for the day won't hurt, just make sure to fire it before you pack it up for the day.

SKW Airsoft announce that the Duel Code Claymore Mine is now in stock... "The Claymore Mine with motion sensor and remote control. The infrared sensor allows the use of the mine in day and in night. The remote control can control the activation, deactivation, rest mode, and detonation of the mine with 6 meters detection and blast radius. The detonation will release 120 to 160mm BBS. This is powered by a Lipo battery and is designed and assembled in Spain."

We wonder what S-Thunder is doing nowadays as we rarely here from them. They are still in business, so it seems as Hyperdouraku gets to review ther S-Thunder Gas Powered Claymore Mine. This airsoft Claymore mine can hold a charge for 24 hours and can either discharge powder or 6mm BB pellets (used BBs can be used too). As for trigger it can be with a supplied RF wireless remote control or an IR sensor.