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I have seen them for sale on the likes of Octagonairsoft st £500. £300 is not unreasonable for a hardballer

The barrel wobbles and no gas to test it, but i still like it even if it will just be a wall hanger

elite shooting centre is your best bet they specialise in Tokyo Marui Hi Capas

Can't say for sure this is over optimistic but I think it will struggle to sell. My main question is why? I just don't understand buying a £400+ gun then replace pretty much every part.

i stand corrected in stock for £210. so £40 depreciation.

so a third hand gun that's 8 years old of unknown functionality has only devalued by 15 quid that's impressive!

Buy a gun to enjoy it do what ever you want to it. just always assume any paint job will lose by value.

Gun can be bought for £115 new from patrol base so that better be an expensive scope

https://forums.zeroin.co.uk/forum/classifieds/pistols-revolvers-for-sale/gas-gbb-pistols-revolvers/3067430-tm-us-m9 after a year you would think he would understand no one is going to pay £290 for an older model TM M9.

Yes I only sell batteries as part of a gun package if they were gun specific. Otherwise not worth it.

Practically brand new then states it's at least 3 years old.

Nothing has changed that much to be honest. The newbies just keep getting younger

3d printed https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2379627 . there is a company that makes a machined version with a revised barrel adaptor but it's £170 if you can find it.

need a holster for the back up sig and might switch out the mag pouches with molle so i can fit a few flash bang pouches but it will do for now

there is an appraisals section. but depends on age and what accessories you have. the in stock price should be your base line. Fire support don't change their offer prices still some thing is back in stock can dash your hope quite a bit.

What is the rate of fire on this thing? if no mag feeds on full auto would be tempted to say it's the upgrades rather than the mags and you are most likely going to have to upgrade an electric drum mag to get a feed rate that can keep up you can only do so much with a manual winder before it will be to hard to manual wind it up.

everything thing replaced with "better parts" and the seller thinks the total value includes the original parts despite not including those parts.

they function perfectly they are just not much use at a game.

Everything is a matter of personal taste i suppose. I don't care how good a paint job is it will always devalue a gun to me.

£399.99 new In the UK less than £300 at gunfire. https://prefired.co.uk/ads/cyber-gun-minimi-m249-mk2-w-sound-control-mag/

unless it's real £140 at most

I agree but i have always wonder why M11A1 lose so much value. there are variations in quality between the ASG/KWA/KSC but the cheapest i have seen and ASG in stock is £135, a KSC is about £180 and the mags start at £40 (not in UK more like £50.00) hell the proper silencers are £40ish if you can find one. You are right they aren't massively skirmishable which means a second hand one should be relatively unused but yet to sell they have to be dirt cheap.

Ah I was hoping if the Sten shot well it was a good indication for the UZI. then maybe they will do a GBB Sterling

you not fired it yet?

how is it I am greatly anticipating their UZI