Hello folks,
Trying to decide on an airsoft rifle for mainly target shooting (please don't shoot me!), and assuming they last over a year or 2 with proper maintenance want to plan for the future.
Currently in Ireland, with a 1 joule limit. I was looking at buying one here, and then if I move abroad, upgrading it then. I'd likely be moving to Sweden after a while - 10j limit.
My question is then, which rifles can I upgrade? I'm looking at a site called Main Irish Airsoft, and it's between most of them - cheaper the better I suppose.
A&K Dragunov probably is the best from my research, due to it taking a regular AEG spring available from anywhere but it probably works out as the most expensive due to having to buy scope mounts,scope etc. (possibly bipod).
I'd love the Steyr SSG 69p2 because it's cheap! But I can't find anything on upgrading it online. Same for the ASR2 kit (handy kit!). I have a sneaking suspicion their internals might not be able to handle a bigger spring (m150 perhaps?)
I'd really appreciate some help; thank you!
Trying to decide on an airsoft rifle for mainly target shooting (please don't shoot me!), and assuming they last over a year or 2 with proper maintenance want to plan for the future.
Currently in Ireland, with a 1 joule limit. I was looking at buying one here, and then if I move abroad, upgrading it then. I'd likely be moving to Sweden after a while - 10j limit.
My question is then, which rifles can I upgrade? I'm looking at a site called Main Irish Airsoft, and it's between most of them - cheaper the better I suppose.
A&K Dragunov probably is the best from my research, due to it taking a regular AEG spring available from anywhere but it probably works out as the most expensive due to having to buy scope mounts,scope etc. (possibly bipod).
I'd love the Steyr SSG 69p2 because it's cheap! But I can't find anything on upgrading it online. Same for the ASR2 kit (handy kit!). I have a sneaking suspicion their internals might not be able to handle a bigger spring (m150 perhaps?)
I'd really appreciate some help; thank you!