ASG TAC6 CO2 Airsoft Carbine Video Overview

Published on April 22, 2015
Duration: 11:10

This review covers the ASG TAC6 CO2 Airsoft Carbine, highlighting its budget-friendly price point and solid build quality for backyard plinking. While it boasts high velocity (around 450 FPS with .20g BBs), the lack of a hop-up system severely limits its practical range for skirmish use, creating a 50-foot effective engagement window. The reviewer suggests it's an excellent plinking gun but requires modification for competitive play.

Quick Summary

The ASG TAC6 is a CO2-powered airsoft carbine known for its budget-friendly price and solid build. However, its high velocity (around 450 FPS) combined with a complete lack of a hop-up system severely limits its practical skirmish range to approximately 50 feet, making it best suited for backyard plinking or as a project gun for modification.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to ASG TAC6
  2. 05:18What is the ASG TAC6?
  3. 21:18Aftermarket Red Dot Sight
  4. 37:18TAC6 vs. TAC4
  5. 51:18Airsoft Replica Features
  6. 58:18Stock and Grip
  7. 66:18CO2 Power Source
  8. 76:18Magazine Details
  9. 93:18Pros and Cons of CO2 System
  10. 107:18CO2 Tightening Lever
  11. 118:18Build Materials
  12. 127:02Non-Blowback System
  13. 137:18Semi-Automatic Fire
  14. 149:18Iron Sights
  15. 175:18Included Bipod
  16. 224:18Outer Barrel and Flash Hider
  17. 229:56Inner Barrel Length
  18. 244:18Velocity and Barrel Modification
  19. 251:18Barrel Threads and Modification Plans
  20. 270:18Integrated Laser Sight
  21. 301:18Performance and Shooting Impressions
  22. 317:18Chronograph Results (.20g BBs)
  23. 327:08Potential Sniper Platform? (No Hop-Up)
  24. 343:18Lack of Hop-Up Explained
  25. 353:18Impact of High Velocity/No Hop-Up
  26. 372:76Field Regulations and MED
  27. 380:18Effective Range Testing
  28. 397:18Stock Form Limitations for Skirmishing
  29. 412:92Practical Uses for Stock TAC6
  30. 433:18Excellent Backyard Gun
  31. 436:48Project Gun Modifications
  32. 453:18Installing a Hop-Up System
  33. 472:18Testing with PPS Refillable CO2 Capsule
  34. 488:18Green Gas vs. Propane Performance
  35. 500:18PPS Cylinder Performance Issues
  36. 515:56Future Testing and Customization
  37. 519:56Target FPS and Modifications
  38. 527:56Ditching Accessories for a Scout Rifle Look
  39. 537:18Compact and Lightweight Design
  40. 542:18Comparison to Scout Rifle Platform
  41. 552:18Futuristic and Easy-to-Use Setup
  42. 564:18Ongoing Project Status
  43. 566:18Price Point and Target Audience
  44. 586:18Why Beginners Shouldn't Use Stock TAC6
  45. 593:18Advanced Players' Hesitation
  46. 604:18Summary of Pros and Cons
  47. 621:18Build Quality and Accessories
  48. 626:18Missed Mark for Skirmish Use
  49. 637:18Making the TAC6 Skirmish Friendly
  50. 648:18Backyard Plinking Recommendation
  51. 655:56Thanks to ASG and Future Videos

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ASG TAC6?

The ASG TAC6 is a CO2-powered airsoft carbine that fires 6mm plastic BBs. It is not a replica of a real firearm and features a non-blowback system, a thumbhole stock, and a pistol-style grip.

What is the effective range of the ASG TAC6 in stock form?

Due to its high velocity (around 450 FPS) and lack of a hop-up system, the ASG TAC6 has a very limited effective skirmish range, estimated to be around 50 feet. While it can hit targets at 150-160 feet, significant BB drop makes it impractical for accurate engagement.

Is the ASG TAC6 suitable for beginners?

While inexpensive, the ASG TAC6 shoots very hot (around 450 FPS) and lacks a hop-up, making it potentially unsafe and impractical for beginners in skirmish environments. It is better suited for backyard plinking or as a project gun for modification.

What are the main drawbacks of the ASG TAC6?

The primary drawbacks of the ASG TAC6 are its lack of a hop-up system, which severely limits its range and accuracy, and its excessively high velocity for its class, making it too hot for many airsoft fields and beginners without proper safety considerations.

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