Defrowe Airsoft discusses with Giotto.Tactical why shifted to airsoft from NERF in this episode... "giotto.tactical talks about how he got into airsoft and how he changed from playing NERF.

NERF and airsoft are both types of toys that shoot projectiles, but they have some key differences:

Projectile type: NERF projectiles are typically made of foam, while airsoft projectiles are made of plastic or biodegradable materials. NERF projectiles are designed to be safe and non-lethal, while airsoft projectiles can cause injury if they hit someone in sensitive areas like the face.

Power source: NERF guns typically use air or spring power to shoot projectiles, while airsoft guns use compressed gas, electric motors, or spring power.

Accuracy and range: NERF projectiles are not as accurate and have a shorter range than airsoft projectiles. NERF guns are designed for close-range play, while airsoft guns can shoot projectiles at longer ranges.

Weight and Size: NERF guns are typically smaller and lighter than airsoft guns, making them more suitable for younger children.

Use: NERF guns are mainly used for recreational and family activities, while airsoft guns are mainly used for competitive sport and military simulations.

Safety: NERF is generally considered as a safe toy for children and family entertainment, however, airsoft requires safety equipment like goggles and face masks.

In conclusion, NERF and airsoft are both fun toys to play with, but they are designed for different purposes and audiences. NERF is more appropriate for children and family activities while airsoft is more suitable for competitive sport and military simulations."