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Tools · Airsoft

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Free airsoft calculators, tables and references. Fast, readable, honest — no paywall, no tracking.

Tools · Airsoft

Free airsoft calculators & physics tools

This is a free suite of airsoft calculators built on real ballistics: convert FPS to joules, predict velocity after a spring upgrade, estimate effective range, project AEG battery runtime and work out your rate of fire. Every tool runs in your browser — no signup, no tracking, no paywall.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about airsoft calculators and FPS limits

Are these airsoft calculators free?

Yes. Every calculator on Tattica Six is completely free, runs in your browser and needs no account or sign-up. There's no paywall and no tracking — just the airsoft physics you need before a game.

How accurate is an airsoft FPS calculator?

The physics behind FPS, joules and energy is exact: E = ½ · m · v². The calculators are accurate for theoretical values, but a real chrono reading will vary slightly with hop-up, barrel losses, air seal, temperature and wear. Always chrono before you play.

What FPS is legal for airsoft?

It depends on country and field rules. Many EU countries cap retail replicas at 1 J (~328 FPS with a 0.20 g BB). Most outdoor fields allow AEGs up to about 1.5 J, with DMR and sniper builds higher under minimum engagement distances. Always check your local law and the field rulebook.

How do I convert FPS to joules?

Use E = ½ · m · v² with BB mass in kilograms and velocity in metres per second — divide FPS by 3.2808 to get m/s. The joule calculator does the conversion in real time for any spring or BB weight.

Do I need to know my replica's specs to use these tools?

Not always. The joule and range calculators only need a chrono reading and BB weight. The spring, battery and rate-of-fire tools work best with a few specs (M-rating, mAh, motor RPM, gear ratio), but each tool ships with sensible presets if you don't know them yet.

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