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This is the Instructable on converting a inexpensive airsoft weapon into a MILESTAG laser tagger. For those unfamiliar with Miles tag laser tag. it is a system that takes the game of Laser tag and turns it into an adult Military sim experience. individual parts for building your own can be found here http://www.lasertagparts.com/mtdesign.htm, In this case we are building a tagger using the Ls20/20 laser module from LaserSoft http://lasersoftstore.com/ . this will allow us to build our tagger wihtout needing the large tube and lens assembly and we can build a much more "real" looking Tagger for our Military Sim or "milsim" for short
Ranges for Milestag systems start at 150 yards (minimum for a rifle) and can reach out as far as 300 yards . The system allows for variable damage, Ammo count (rds per magazines X number of Magazines ) rate of fire, how much damage you can take. 4 teams red, blue, yellow,green, and how much damage you can take before you are dead or respawn. Sound effects can be changed as well so a p90 sounds like a p90 , M4 a m4 , a saw .. ect
Step 1Starting the teardown
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This is your basic electric P90 airsoft tagger from Airsplat . generally will will run you between $25-$30.00. and come with battery , charger and a bunch of add on parts.
The system no longer is a wide splash of IR. and requires optics or good iron sights, You have to take cover or have cover fire to move. It is the closest thing to ballistic combat that exists out there for the civilian market Overall full bright sunshine ranges are about 250 yards. 400 yards at night. .
It completely beats out Airsoft in both range and accuracy and since guns shut down once you are dead, cheating is less likely.
Here are some videos of the LS20/20 in action with the MilesTag system.
http://lasersoftstore.com/videos.html
If you were wanting to build a set of weapons for training or military simulation with about a 300 yard range, if you combine it with the laser module from LaserSoft, www.lasersoftstore.com You end up with a class 1 eye safe CDRH/FDA rated system.
Miles 2000 is not eye safe , it is class IIIb. Miles 2000 can have ranges up to 1000 yards. however because of its power I would recommend highly that people wear laser safety goggles and not use any magnifying optic without an IR filter
But if you already have MILES 2000 gear. I am sure I can modify the system to fire eye safe levels (would require certification) with the LaserSoft laser module so it will "hit" miles 2000 gear. there is quite a bit of room inside some of these airsoft frames to to fit alternate hardware. I would just need a sample to see what I can come up with for you.