Laser Tag News

Чемпионат России по лазерному бою – 19 апреля. LASERWAR published a company update for club owners, athletes and arena investors.

Shotguns are not very popular in laser tag. To a certain extent, this is due to the fact that the assortment of shotguns is not as varied as it is of assault rifles and sniper rifles. When inside buildings, players prefer to use a second weapon, such as compact pistols and submachine guns. Yet a shotgun is the king of rooms – it is frequently more efficient and will manage 3 to 4 rivals at a time. Two shots will be sufficient to force rivals to leave a convenient location and to make it available for team allies.

Laser tag biathlon is a perspective trend. Its advantages have already been recognized at numerous exhibitions, including the RAPPA Expo 2016, the Innovations Day held by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Moscow City Day. The Russian federation of laser biathlon has been taking active interest in this trend. The reasons for this are clear. Laser biathlon lowers the minimum age limit. While the recommended age to start training in the common biathlon is 8 – 11 years, using a laser tag rifle lowers this age limit to 6 – 7 years.

The 3-line Mosin-Nagant is the famous example of Russian small arms. Originally used during the Russian-Japanese War and First World War, it was later used by the Red Army soldiers during the hard times of the Great Patriotic War. Created at the end of the 19th century, the Russian 3-line rifle remained reliable and up-to-date, good enough for our brave soldiers. This rifle turned out to be one the first rifle systems ever deployed by army systems. We couldn’t but give it proper attention. Another unique model has been added to the already wide LASERWAR range.

HELLFIRE modular taggers shipping to clubs. The modular HELLFIRE platform expands outdoor role-play with rugged bodies and OLED feedback.

“Well, at last we’ve got a weapon worthy of a real man” – said soldiers of the American army when the M-16 assault rifle was deployed. Thanks to the black colour of the handguard and the stock it immediately became unofficially known as “the black rifle”. The M-16 is one of the best-known assault rifles in the world. It shares its popularity only with the Kalashnikov rifle. The disputes as to which of the two rifles is more effective are still going on. The M-16 is the main weapon of numerous Hollywood action movie heroes that have been tirelessly saving the world for several decades now.

ZB-26 is a hand machine gun developed by a Czech armourer and designer Vaclav Holek. In 1926 it was introduced into service in the army of Czechoslovakia and was exported to 24 countries. Over 120 000 machine guns have been manufactured in Czechoslovakia. The production of ZB-26 has been organized in Australia, Great Britain, Canada, India, Spain and China.

The MG36 models range is famous for being reliable and user-friendly. At all big events, whether it is the International Laser Tag Championship or The Battle of Heroes, you are sure to meet players that hold various G36 models in their hands. This is hardly a surprise, for such play sets suit both girls and guys, left-handed and right-handed people, those who love to attach too many parts to a gun and those for whom the standard back sight and muzzle sight are sufficient.

Солнечный Сочи выбирает LASERWAR!. LASERWAR published a company update for club owners, athletes and arena investors.

The M4-177 is a well-known air rifle. The model is notable for its precision, and the possibility to choose between balls and pellets for shooting. Yet the pneumatic version has a weak point. The uncomfortable reloading mechanism cancels out all the advantages of the rifle. Fortunately, the laser tag model is void of this flaw. The M4 KANZAS play set has preserved the comfort characteristics of the M range rifles. It has also been fitted with an authentic silencer. Now, here is more about the advantages of the play set.

War has always stimulated intensive development of weaponry. Most engineering achievements are now in museums. Some of them are outmoded, others served as the basis for creation new, more superb weapon systems. Yet there is hardly any weapon that survived until today’s date and remained unchanged. There are exceptions though. One of those is the legendary German machine gun MG42.

One can hardly find a single weapons lover who has never heard of the legendary “Beretta” – the product by a company bearing same name, which came to the market more than 40 years ago! A construction group lead by Carlo Beretta started developing their first gun in 1970, in six years time mass production of the gun was set up. The gun was in demand in many armies around the world, including in the USA. A little later it became the essential part of Hollywood action movies.