Dave Baks of Airsoft Obsessed is the special guests of Matt and Ryan in episode 160 of Evike.com's "Not So Round Table" talk show and they talk about the use of drones in airsoft... "For filming or for target practice?  What's the best use for a drone in Airsoft?  Matt and Ryan sit down with special guest Dave from Airsoft Obsessed to give their thoughts of if a drone will survive an exciting game of Airsoft."

The BB Warrior holds a Q&A special in this episode and one of the topics is about the use of drones in airsoft. Are they effective? It depends on how they are deployed, if for event coverage they provide amazing aerial footages, and for actual gameplay, they can be used for recon. Just don't let airsoft players shoot at it though.

Jonathan Higgs touches on the topic of drones in airsoft in this episode of Airsoftology Mondays... "In this Monday Q&A show Jonathan is tossing out answers to your questions on; bullying in airsoft (or the lack of it), fixing a loose rail on your airsoft gun and do drones have a place on the airsoft field?"

For owners of DJI drones who worry if they are flying their drones in restricted areas, DJI just released the public beta of their Geofencing System. This system will keep the drones from flying into restricred airspace such as government facilities, airports, stadiums, etc. If it indeed works, then DJI just made it safer for drone owners and even other people as the system will let the owners know and become aware of restricted areas for drones.

Another "The <insert no. here> Best <insert product type here" story at Hi-Consumption which we should read into as it is about the civilian drones that can be used in covering airsoft events from the air (or on water). With more and more airsoft players using action cameras, the natural progression is fitting such action cameras in drones and remote controlled toy helicopters to get aerial video footages of the airsoft action below.