Good guns for £250
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Are you starting airsoft? Because if you are, I'd suggest actually going along to a few skirmishes and getting a feel for the hobby, if you don't like it and you splash £250 out on a gun, you'd feel a little stupid. Also skirmishes are a good way of seeing what everybody's got and seeing what you want/don't want.
As a starter it'd be advisable to get a gun around the £150 mark so you can buy some boots, decent eye protection, camo and a chest rig or assault vest
As a starter it'd be advisable to get a gun around the £150 mark so you can buy some boots, decent eye protection, camo and a chest rig or assault vest
Have a read of these and browse the site plenty of information for newer players
http://airsoftoperator.com/starting-airsoft/
http://airsoftoperator.com/tutorials-your-first-airsoft-gun/
http://airsoftoperator.com/starting-airsoft/
http://airsoftoperator.com/tutorials-your-first-airsoft-gun/
You cannot buy any airsoft guns, as you are under 18. Your parents can buy and gift you a two tone RIF, or if one of them is registered as a site member then they could buy and gift you a RIF, but you won't find any reputable UK airsoft dealer that will sell a RIF to you.
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Yh thanks for the replys I haven't been any skirmishes but I do play with my friends and stuff as I've got a 330 fps shotgun right now (don't worry it's two tone,mom bought me and we were eye protection) but I will try and find a good site in the West Midlands do you think I should stick with a plastic gun for now?
Just find a site, go and play at said site then decide if you want to shell out your hard earned paper round money, or easily got birthday money on an airsoft gun. For a starter you cannot go wrong with the Combat machine range by GnG or the ICS sports line range, or anything by Cyma if you like AK's. With a couple of mags and battery they should be under £200 (though the cyma will also need a £10 spring downgrade that the shop should do for you) There is nothing wrong with having a plastic/ABS bodied gun. If you use it like a numpty then it will break the body, but you should be fine for normal skirmish use (IE don't try to bash down a door with it)
Also as it will be a 2 tone, having a cheaper starter gun means that you have not hurt the resale value as much as if you 2 tone an expensive gun.
Also as it will be a 2 tone, having a cheaper starter gun means that you have not hurt the resale value as much as if you 2 tone an expensive gun.
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