Galvatron

70% of current retail is the going rate so that sets the starting point of ~£280 for the base gun, using £400 as the current retail price. The aftermarket handguard, stock and top rail won't preserve quite as much value and the mags will likely be the biggest negotiating point. With all this kit (including the case), I'll give a conservative price around £400. That being said, I can see lowball offers coming in from those who may only be interested in the original TM stock, handguard and/or top rail or one permutation of the original and aftermarket said parts.

Assuming that the buffer tube is the standard length for an AR-based rifle, most stick batteries should fit, as The_Lord_Poncho alluded to. In all the marketing guff on that link, they didn't actually bother to specify the battery connector explicitly though since a Perun MOSFET is mentioned, I'll assume it's a Deans "T" connector, in which the battery Hudson originally suggested should be the Deans version, not the mini Tamiya.

Welcome back!

Forgive the forthrightness but you've posted here enough to know information from your side can be a great help and not being forthcoming is only a hindrance as it leaves us second guessing you. Why not help us help you by disclosing which gun you have?

I know we're in tough times at the moment drugs are never the answer. That's the only explanation I can think of for charging more than double RRP when there isn't much of a scalper's market I'm aware of for that gun.

As a regular P90 primary user, I'd say you should be mindful that its trigger, like real steel bullpups, can be a pain in the arse when it's the original TM spec or one of the TM clones i.e. Cybergun, CYMA, Double Bell, JG, etc. If you're a stickler for a consistent trigger response, you should consider either buying the TM P90 Plus, upgrading the TM clones with a MOSFET/ETU or if you really want to spend more, there is the Krytac P90.

That reminds me of a Mack's case I posted here long ago of a "custom paint job" that looks as if Helen Keller painted it using her feet.

https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/bargian-bin/used-aeg_i71514 I assume this is that gravity-fed plinker. If so, the seller is asking for retail price despite the plinker being used and incomplete. https://bbguns4less.co.uk/products/well-d90h-fully-auto-p90-replica-inc-target-in-blue.html

I assume not given that the rules are (rightly) strict. Whether it was applying for my mortgage, stating the end of my notice period when resigning from a job, filling in time sheets at work, I put always put the day number in the date.

As Anonymoose alluded to, itemising the parts will inspire confidence. Not to accuse you of being misleading, for argument's sake, £700 of that £1000's worth of parts could be a real steel optic or you may simply have overpaid for the parts.

I think the lucid recovery has started. Now £250.

I just came back to this thread because a backlog of email notifications of messages on Airsoft Hub from months ago came through to me. I've made some purchases myself over the past 18 months so I didn't think the site was quite dead but it wasn't being looked after when scams and suspicious ads were dealt with slowly. @ItsDave Adding the age of the advert is hugely helpful as it had been frustrating to come across a listing only to find it is months old and items either sold without a notification or the listing had been abandoned. Thanks for that. Especially with Discord and some other platforms banning or further restricting airsoft sales, I welcome as many platforms as there currently are. I think Airsoft Hub could do with one or two moderators handling the listings, especially when ads are reported for being suspicious or clearly a scam when photos from other places are used there. Like this place has recently done, there should be a hard requirement for a handwritten note of the username and the date of posting the ad in at least one of the images.

Possibly though if that sometimes happens because you weren't shooting for a few minutes, the tracer unit may have gone into sleep mode from being idle.

It depends on whether your ARP9 has been modded for an even faster rate of fire. The Brighter series should be able to keep up with most high rates of fire. My Brighter C can light up BBs for up to a 35rps rate. If your rate of fire is slightly above that, the chances are you're shooting faster than the tracer unit is specified to keep up. If it's below, there might be an issue with the tracer itself.

Unless somebody owns or has worked on this AEG, it may be worth specifying the brand and model though I guess it's based on the AR family. Is there a bolt within the handguard under the black Keymod picatinny rail? Is there a faux gas tube whose mount needs to be removed?