Something we highyl recommend to U.S.-based airsoft players to see in action if they have the chance to meet them. The B.L.Tech team from New Zealand will be going to the USA in December to promote the BOSS (Ballistic Ordnance Sound System) M203 Grenade Launcher. This gives a realistic gun sound to airsoft guns and for milsim events, a higher level of "realism" without the need to use blank firing guns.
This is probably the airsoft Kickstarer project that many players would support, getting the most realistic sounding airsoft guns for Milsim events. B.L. Tech want their BOSS Gun Sound Simulator Units and 130mm used with a Nerf Launching Cannon give a new perspective in Military Simulation... "B.L.TECH was given the opportunity to bring a number of units to a game offering a new experience to players.
B.L. Tech posted a video of their B.O.S.S. unit (Ballistic Ordnance Sound System), which is the most realistic gun sound generator system in airsoft, in action in New Zealand. We have been waiting for ages to get our hands on this system, and hopefully B.L.Tech will export or licence their B.O.S.S. technology to a manufacturer who can... "With B.L.TECH being part of ASA (Airsoft Auckland) and NOMAD. We are able to get some great outdoor games in. We are certainly not complaining about working on a Saturday.
For those who need more convicing on the B.L. Tech Airsoft's Gun Sound System, here's a new video from the company putting it to test in a CQB game in Auckland, New Zealand... "First of all, thank you to all those who have contacted us and given feedback. We thought we would release this video to show how the GS203-A1 sounds in a CQB environment since there were a few concerns on exactly how loud the device was.
In what probably many airsoft players would swoon around the world is finally here and word is going out fast about this latest innovation in airsoft. If you're looking for something really realistic apart from recoil, blowback, and shell ejection, the gun shot sound coming from airsoft gun would probably be the ultimate and the Kiwis finally found the first solution to it.
