RostokMcSpoons
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It's been a while since I bought a new gnu, and with Special Ops opening it's doors again next month, I think I might spend a few quid on scratching my G36 itch. (Maybe some ointment would be cheaper than buying a gun, but let's not go there...)
I thought a G36 would still be quite cheap, given the review videos I've watched have talked about "£85" and "100 Euros". Well I guess everything in the world going to shit, plus Brexit means those days are gone. So given the lack of stock I'm down to perusing bone yard sales, pre-used, and a very few sites who have anything available. I seem to always miss out on the boneyard and used guns (or they're two-tone), and I would like a bit of buyer-protection, so 'new' will be the way to go
My preferred choice was the JG, and my local seller Action Hobbies does indeed have stock - but it's a rather eye-watering £180 for the normal one, or £190 for the Franken-M4 version. Buying there does avoid the possibility of a big parcel turning up when t'wife is home, and having to explain why I need yet another gun, as I can just go pick it up directly.
Meanwhile Patrolbase do have the Cyma version in for £120, which is much more palatable... but I've rather got the impression the Cyma was the less favoured choice. However, £60 does cover a multitude of potential sins!
To throw a fun curveball into the mix though, there's the Cyma High Speed variant at £160. 25rps is too much, but then again 12rps feels a bit too little, so it's a candidate. Is it any good, or will the internal bits spin off into oblivion?
Any thoughts (or gifts of unwanted G36's) gratefully received
I thought a G36 would still be quite cheap, given the review videos I've watched have talked about "£85" and "100 Euros". Well I guess everything in the world going to shit, plus Brexit means those days are gone. So given the lack of stock I'm down to perusing bone yard sales, pre-used, and a very few sites who have anything available. I seem to always miss out on the boneyard and used guns (or they're two-tone), and I would like a bit of buyer-protection, so 'new' will be the way to go
My preferred choice was the JG, and my local seller Action Hobbies does indeed have stock - but it's a rather eye-watering £180 for the normal one, or £190 for the Franken-M4 version. Buying there does avoid the possibility of a big parcel turning up when t'wife is home, and having to explain why I need yet another gun, as I can just go pick it up directly.
Meanwhile Patrolbase do have the Cyma version in for £120, which is much more palatable... but I've rather got the impression the Cyma was the less favoured choice. However, £60 does cover a multitude of potential sins!
To throw a fun curveball into the mix though, there's the Cyma High Speed variant at £160. 25rps is too much, but then again 12rps feels a bit too little, so it's a candidate. Is it any good, or will the internal bits spin off into oblivion?
Any thoughts (or gifts of unwanted G36's) gratefully received