Airsoft Guns

Airsoft Guns
Show sidebar

We at Novritsch develop, test and release all sorts of Airsoft guns that are then structured in systems. There is something for everyone. Continue reading

Airsoft Rifles (479)

Airsoft Pistols (296)

Popular Airsoft Gun Bestsellers

SSG10 A1 Airsoft Sniper Rifle

€299

SSR4 – Automatic Electric Gun (AEG)

€229 – €299
Hot
Green
Swatch image Black
Tan
Grey

SSE18 Full Auto Pistol Gen2

€119

SSP5 – Gas Blowback Pistol !NEW VARIANTS!

€289

What to consider when buying an airsoft gun?

We at NOVRITSCH develop, test and release all main types of airsoft guns. This includes long-range airsoft sniper rifles, reliable pistols and high-performing rifles. Everything for airsoft players, by airsoft players. 

Why buy an Airsoft Gun?

Out of everything that shoots, airsoft guns combine unique attributes by being both very safe and realistic. That means they are not just suitable for the game of airsoft but you can also use them for gun handling training, target practice or gun display.

  • Safer than real counterparts - great for training
  • Cheap BBs mean affordable shooting
  • Better range and more real than other toys

Airsoft Gun for a Casual Airsofter

For those mostly going just casual games, it is important to get an airsoft gun that is fairly priced, reliable and maintenance-free. NOVRITSCH Assault Rifles, especially AEG, are the best bet here, being plug-n-play yet very competitive on the field.

Beginner TIP

If you are starting out with airsoft, check out our Start Airsoft product bundles that include our best seller: SSR4 Airsoft Electric Gun.

SAVE
22€
Sale

Start Airsoft Bundle – Minimal

From: €340.14

SSR4 – Automatic Electric Gun (AEG)

€229 – €299

Hardcore Airsofter Replica - Long List of Features!

If you are a battle-hardened airsofter who wants to expand his collection with something MILSIM-worthy, the NOVRITSCH SSR90 is a good pick. Being a bit of an underrated gem, it is one of the best P90 replicas on the market.

Besides proper FN Herstal licencing, the second generation of this AEG comes with 25 RPS, a programmable trigger unit (what is that?), an in-house designed CNC Flat Hop mod, a quick spring exchange, proper QD Sling points, modular trigger, space for a huge battery and more. Overall a great airsoft PDW. 

NOVRITSCH Airsoft Sniper - Popular Long Range Rifles

In all fairness, to an extent, we are still known for sniper rifles. Staples like the SSG24 or SSG10 are popular for a reason. So, if you are starting out with airsoft sniping, you should definitely check out the SSG10 A1. The 25-year warranty to support this start, alongside great accuracy, reliability and the option to select muzzle energy, make it the best sniping bang for your buck.

And if the SSG10 design doesn't suit your style, there is always the SSG96 with the typical CS:GO vibe...

SSG10 A1 Airsoft Sniper Rifle

€299
on sale
-14%

SSG96 Mk1 – Airsoft Sniper Rifle

€299

SSG10 A3 Airsoft Sniper Rifle

€399
SAVE
43€
Not available at this moment.
SaleSold out

SSG10A1 Tactical Bundle

From: €481.61

Best CQB Airsoft Gun Setup - SSP5

One of the best options, if you go mostly for CQB games, is the Novritsch SSP5. It holds a unique place on the market, delivering rifle-level performance in a pistol package. Made to compete with 1 000 € competition HiCapas, it takes the best practice of custom pistol-tuning into mass production, bringing the price to an affordable level. Now available in 3 different lengths.

TIP

Don't forget to get a gun bag if you are buying an airsoft replica. In most places, travelling with your airsoft gun uncovered can get you in real trouble.

What to consider when buying an airsoft gun?

If you are looking to buy an airsoft gun, you should keep in mind that they are not created equal. And your game experience may differ widely based on the gun you pick. Here are basic things to consider.

    • Is it legal: In some places, airsoft guns may be illegal. For example in Germany, Full Auto replicas over 0.5 Joule are banned. Check your local laws. There is a good article on Wikipedia. Or if you are buying one of NOVRITSCH guns, you can find shipping information for your country on the specific product page.
    • Type of replica: having a huge impact on your experience, you should consider the right one for you:
      • AEG - low-maintenance rifles. About the most versatile type of airsoft gun you can get. 
      • GBB - Gas BlowBack Pistols and Rifles are a bit heavier on maintenance. To run them, you need to buy Airsoft Gas, and clean the barrel a bit more often. However, they are very close to the real thing in terms of operation.
      • Sniper - a popular category. Affordable and quality rifles that are simple in principle mean fairly low maintenance. However, given how difficult is to play effectively as a sniper, these guns are not really recommended to beginners.
    • Budget: no money = no gun. Simple. The more money you are willing to invest, the more features you get. However, don't pick up the cheapest electric pistol as your first airsoft gun. Chances are, you won't enjoy the game.
    • Power output: same as with country laws, official fields usually have their own rules on power. Check the rules for your favourite field to make sure your gun is not too strong. We at NOVRITSCH offer different power variants of our guns to suit your needs.
    • Warranty: a point worth considering, especially if you are starting out with airsoft guns. Most guns these days are fine but after some time, disassembling and fixing an AEG can be a tricky process. That's why an extensive warranty may be a good thing to consider. All NOVRITSCH guns come with a warranty, with some models such as SSG10 or SSR4 having a 25-year warranty.
    • Accessory options: trust us when we tell you that eventually, everyone wants to do accessories. It's fun and you get to customize your airsoft gun. Make sure to get one that allows that.

Common Questions: Buying an Airsoft Gun

What’s the best Airsoft gun for me?

If you are starting with airsoft, in about 80 % of cases, the correct answer is going to be an AEG or airsoft electric gun. The best option here would be the Novritsch SSR4, as it’s the best bang for your buck. Alternatively, if you play on smaller urban fields, the Novritsch SSR90 is a great pick, too!

In case you’re already familiar with airsoft, we recommend checking our Sniper Rifle systems. The Novritsch Sniper rifles have a proven track record with large amounts of users. The SSG10 A1 is even considered to be one of the best airsoft guns for snipers out of the box.

Can Airsoft guns fire automatically?

Not all airsoft guns allow for automatic fire. Spring airsoft guns (snipers), for example, are mostly bolt-action operated. However, especially if you are about to get your first airsoft rifle, the Full Auto feature is good to have. It gives you more firepower, offsetting advantages experienced players may have over you.

If you are from Germany, we at Novritsch offer German-specific airsoft guns. These do not fire in Full Auto when above 0.5 Joules, and they also come with an F-mark, ensuring you’re 100 % safe and legal.

What’s the difference compared to cheap Airsoft guns from other stores?

The first and foremost difference is the build quality. Even if advertised as full metal airsoft guns, many cheap airsoft replicas use a poor alloy that easily crumbles. In addition, these more affordable guns may use low-quality plastic parts on the inside that only withstand a limited number of shots.

None of this is really true with Novritsch airsoft guns. We have always focused on build quality, as well as the elimination of excess wobble and other manufacturing imperfections. That’s what makes our airsoft guns unique and reliable. For airsoft sniper rifles, we even offer a 25-year-long warranty.

How do electric and gas airsoft guns differ?

The major difference is the source of power. With battery-powered replicas, the gun drains electricity that is then used to compress the air that drives the pellets. Even if not as realistic in regards to real steel, this technology is affordable, reliable and popular.

The gas-powered airsoft guns are, on the other hand, the peak of airsoft realism. Most of these offer blowback while utilizing full metal bodies – making them look and act super-cool. However, the realistic function brings a bunch of drawbacks to the table. These guns are a bit more expensive to operate, have smaller magazine capacities, and require more maintenance.

What are the types of Airsoft guns?

There are many different types of airsoft guns but besides the general rifle–pistol types, the guns are categorized by the type of power source they use:

  • Spring-powered: great for sniper rifles and cheaper pistols
  • Electric-powered: very popular with long/assault rifles. There are also some great pistols, such as the Novritsch SSE18.
  • Gas-powered: Realistic and predominantly used for pistols such as the SSP1.
  • HPA Systems: A bit niche but an increasingly popular platform. Similar to the gas-operated replicas. Extremely reliable and accurate, even if more expensive and demanding.

Do airsoft guns hurt?

They do not if used properly. Most fields nowadays ensure safety by measuring any airsoft guns on a chronograph. It is also required always to wear protective goggles/glasses to prevent irreversible eye damage. Combined with the recommended mouth protection, airsoft is genuinely safe and pain-free.

If you are still concerned, you can read more details in our blog post.

Back up!