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How to read a LoadoutLab build

Every build on LoadoutLab is a full shopping list for one airsoft gun. Here’s what you’re looking at.

The headline

At the top you’ll see the build name, the stock gun it starts from, and a few big numbers:

  • FPS — how fast the BB leaves the barrel (usually with 0.20g BBs). Match this to your field’s limit.
  • Total — what the whole setup costs if you buy every part listed.
  • Thumbs — how many players liked it.

The parts list

Under that is every piece in the build:

  1. Stock gun — the base AEG (or other replica) the build starts with.
  2. Upgrades — magazines, hop-up bucking, barrels, lights, and so on.
  3. Price next to each part — what that item costs at the linked shop.

Add the prices and you get the total. Want only the upgrade cost? On Discover, set price to "Parts only" to hide the base gun.

Play style tags

Builds are grouped by how people use them — CQB, outdoor, night games, milsim, speedsoft, DMR & sniper, beginner, and budget. Use those to filter to what you actually play.

What to do next

  • Copy a build — buy the same parts and run the same setup.
  • Post yours — add a photo, your parts and prices, and your FPS so other players can learn from it.

LoadoutLab is for airsoft and toy replicas only — not real firearms.

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Stop guessing, start building — built by players, shared with the community.

LoadoutLab is for airsoft replicas only. Photos and parts lists must be of toy/airsoft guns, not real firearms.

Accounts, builds, photos, thumbs, and comments are saved online, so you can log in on any phone or computer.

New builds and posts, once in a while.