Thinking of starting Airsoft in Northern Ireland

[Kealimo1713]

As i stated before about my transportation problem would this http://www.taiwangun.com/en/sniper-backpack-flecktarn-8fields be a good big to carry my gear im? The gun im thinking of getting is this http://www.taiwangun.com/en/bi-5581m-boyi. If anyone could give me feed back on what this style of gun is like or what the make is like would be great.

 

[Russe11]

And that was using washing up liquid as anti-fog? Which brand, just so we're totally clear

OP, it takes about a week or less to get a package from Taiwangun - they are in Poland, not Taiwan, so you pay no duty or VAT.

Co-op own brand, and I only used it on my glasses not the goggles so I could test their fog resistance.

 

[Russe11]

For a 1st gun, get a G&G combat machine.

For transporting a longer gun like this, consider removing the ironsights and buying a red dot sight, then you can slip a poster tube over the end of the barrel if it sticks out of the backpack.

Something with a folding stock may be a good idea but looking at the gun you were thinking of, maybe this would be good: http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/product_info.php?cPath=268_318_403_494&products_id=8510

 

[Mack]

Closest shop would be toy soldiers in east Belfast, sandown rd

 

[Kealimo1713]

Closest shop would be toy soldiers in east Belfast, sandown rd

Iv had a look at there website and I dont see much on there, is there alot in the shop?

Also iv had a look at the G&G Combat Machine and it looks pretty sweet. Is there much difference from that and the D-boys gun that i posted before.

 

[Mack]

He never updates the website, there is plenty in the shop though.

 

[Kealimo1713]

ah ok, thanks for the help