BF2S Forums Need Help Choosing an Airsoft Gun

Scenario type of game....

and rarely i play arena...

Assault  and sometimes rifleman when we are in a choke point....

Im checking the m15 as we speak, looks nice

Last edited by Xblade-3o5- (2006-12-22 22:05:36)

Forget that man.  I'm sure paintball and airsoft is fun, but save your money until you turn 21.  The amount of dough you shell out on a couple of Air Soft guns will buy you a real gun when you turn 21.  I suggest a glock 23.  It was my first pistol.  What a great gun!  And it will actually do some damage.  If you want to play around with some fully automatics, then just join the military when you turn 18.  IMHO.

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VFC if you have a high budget, Vega Force Company is pretty much top of the line in that their internals and externals are high quality and will last you a while. You can buy VFC products many places online. Of course there are better gun companies.

     Otherwise you should go with a company like G&P or classic army


      Here's a link to a forum for airsoft youll learn more there


      http://arniesairsoft.co.uk/forums/


      Here's two links to my favorite airsoft websites


      http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/Home


      http://airsoftgi.com/


      Good Luck!!

Fireteam_Delta wrote:

VFC if you have a high budget, Vega Force Company is pretty much top of the line in that their internals and externals are high quality and will last you a while. You can buy VFC products many places online. Of course there are better gun companies.

     Otherwise you should go with a company like G&P or classic army
      Good Luck!!

I work in an Airsoft Store (Airsoft Extreme).  VFC's alright, but your best sticking off with CA or TM for your first gun.  Don't touch G&P or G&G.  They're guns are pieces of shit, but they're aftermarket products are pretty good.  And I just laugh at ICS.

Paintball FTW

Stryker lool at your sig , tell me where you got it

Last edited by التعريفات (2006-12-22 22:35:32)

TM\VFC - t3h win \end

i like TM's however once i get my new bass guitar and pay it off i may get the G&G UMP

Both TM and CA are good. If you want a place where you can get a lot of guns and if you live in California, try searching for a shop called airsoft extreme and see if it is near you. I bought a mp7 once and it is the best. The store has guns everywhere they even let you shoot for free to see wich gun fits you- well if you live near Torrance. Remember airsoft extreme= teh win.

Dude, you want a G36C! I'm looking to sell mine! I have a classic army. It's only been used twice. I have a foregrip, two hi-cap magazines, a universal battery charger (charges mini and large batteries), an 1100mah large battery (won't fit in the tiny battery space they give you, so I used electrical tape to strap it to the side; you can also go to a store and get it professionally done where they make a little pouch and wire it to the butt of the gun), 3 mini batteries (I think they're 700 mah, but I'm not sure, I never used them; but they fit in the designated battery space of the gun). I also have a lot of leftover BBs, a couple thousand I think. I also have a gun bag, but it's a cheap one and too big for the G36C considering how compact it is. Oh! And I just remembered I have a red-dot scope for the gun, too.


http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/?filnavn … eview1.htm
This is a review of the gun I have. Also I'd like to note that the CA version was built to function with TM accessories (one of my mags is TM).

I'll sell it all to you for $400 + shipping. I honestly think that is a steal. The gun itself is $295, the big battery was $80, mag $40, foregrip $20, bag $15, charger $70, red-dot $50.

If you're interested, please tell me and I'll try and get some pictures.

haffeysucks wrote:

Xblade-3o5- wrote:

I am looking into getting a G36c but I don't know from which manufacturer.

Whatever you do, don't buy a cheap-ass one from Cyma.  Advertised at ~200 FPS, mine shoots at something more like 30.  And it won't even go through a piece of paper, unless you shoot it with the barrel literally touching the paper.

Sad

Damn... Some of those suckers cost nearly as much as brand new, real guns that shoot real bullets...  Surely, I see how this is a good option for people outside of the US, or other places where guns are hard to get, but damn.

I'd spring for a good pellet gun or a paintball gun if I had no other options--unless I was keen on playing with other airsoft people, that is.

Last edited by RoofusMcDoofus (2007-01-04 16:20:09)