reliable gun

[fin]

hi i would like some advice on a gun that is reliable and will last

i have budget of £30

but i would not like a pistol

 

[Jambo88]

For £30 nothing you need about £150 for a decent starter gun.

 

[Sitting Duck]

Nerf or nothing I'm afraid

£30 would just about get you a cheapo gas pistol - no blowback

but you would need to add about a tenner nearly for some gas

(well you could get titchy can maybe)

but gas magazine seal could go pear shape

or at a push perhaps a shotgun but that is your lot tbh

£30 - what ever you get won't be very built is a polite way of putting it

 

[Happy]

http://www.geniestuff.co.uk/agm-long-airsoft-shotgun.htm

I had one and was surprisingly skirmishable considering it costs under £30. Would only recommend it for CQB battles though or very close/dense woodland with short engagement distances.

Like Jambo said: you're not going to get anything too decent for £30 mate. A decent rifle will be a lot more (£100 - £150) unless you go for a trishot shotgun (£50).

 

[Lozart]

Obvious troll is obvious.

 

[Airsoft_Mr B]

Tri shot shotguns.

 

[fin]

new budget around about £60-£80

 

[Sitting Duck]

Best deal that "might" work ok:

http://www.airsoftarmoury.co.uk/acatalog/ASG-M15A4-Carbine-Sportline-646.html

BUT I have no experience with this gun or these people,

A DYTAC one for £90 @ LWA maybe....

BUT AGAIN - still probably better with G&G M4 carbine @ £117 from zero one 2-tone free

add battery/charger to all these better budget guns

anything less with be just $hit

 

[fin]

ok thanks for all your help everyone

 

[BrightCandle]

A second hand combat machine is about all that will fit that budget, and I wont sell mine that low delivered but maybe someone will.

 

[two_zero]

A second hand combat machine is about all that will fit that budget, and I wont sell mine that low delivered but maybe someone will.

this.

 

[Monty]

Tri shot shotgun and shells.

 

[n1ckh]

I've a got a tri shot, makes your arm ache after a while lol

 

[Ian_Gere]

Frankly mate, no. Airsoft need not be a ridiculously expensive hobby, but it costs an absolute bare minimum of about £170 starting from scratch. The way to do it on the cheap is laid out here.