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My name is Ed, but you can call me Blackbeard. I have yet to buy an airsoft gun, and I need your help. I would appreciate it if you could reccomend me a good starter airsoft gun. These are the criteria.

No more than £140

Must be 2 tone

Must be an aeg

Must have an fps no higher than 350

Must be 6mm caliber

Preferably comes with a high cap mag

Preferably comes with battery and charger

 

Thanks :)

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First of all, welcome to airsoft and the forums :D

 

Have a look at the G&G combat machine range. http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/index.php?cPath=268_318_403_494 Cheap, effective and very low maintenance. Just what an airsoft newb needs :D The site I linked offers free two-tone and a free voucher to certain airsoft sites across the UK. A battery and charger is needed though, but both of these can be bought on the site and still come up to roughly £140.

 

Happy shooting :)

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You can get a trickle charger that cuts off automatically once the battery is charged from Component Shop. Either this one 8.4V only, or this one 7.2 / 8.4 / 9.6V

 

For batteries you can't go wrong with VP Vapex: the red ones from this page - depending on which gun you get you'll need a particular shape of battery pack.

 

Zak may be right though, because once you consider P&P it might work out better to buy them from wherever you buy your AEG.

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You can get a trickle charger that cuts off automatically once the battery is charged from Component Shop. Either this one 8.4V only, or this one 7.2 / 8.4 / 9.6V

 

For batteries you can't go wrong with VP Vapex: the red ones from this page - depending on which gun you get you'll need a particular shape of battery pack.

 

Zak may be right though, because once you consider P&P it might work out better to buy them from wherever you buy your AEG.

Ok, can you reccomend a specific battery? It's one that fits in this: G&G Combat Machine AEG CM16 Carbine - Zero One Airsoft

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Ok, can you reccomend a specific battery? It's one that fits in this: G&G Combat Machine AEG CM16 Carbine - Zero One Airsoft

You'd best check this b/c I'm not very familiar with M4's, but I think that one is front wired so it will take one of these.

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Ed!

Not to seem like I'm hating on everyone else, but seriously, we're like a master race -_-

 

Welcome to AF-UK! :P

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I don't think you can put a rail on the CM handguard, b/c it's designed to split into 2 halves to fit the battery. I think you should stick with an 8.4V battery. There's nothing wrong with 600rpm, but I think you'll get more like 700 anyway. Yeah, a 9.6V will give you a higher ROF, but it will also wear out your gearbox faster, and may cause a failure, such as shredding your piston teeth, knackering your tappet plate spring, or chewing up your piston head O-ring. It's also possible that the gun will not feed BB's smoothly at a higher ROF without modifying the sector gear with a tappet plate delayer.

 

I realise that all this may sound like gobbledegook and, frankly, until such time as it doesn't, you're best sticking to manufacturers' recommendations. Still, if you must, here is a VP 9.6V. And yeah, the CM will come with a Mini Tamiya connector.

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You may be right. If it's important for you to know before you buy, make a thread to ask if anyone knows in the general discussion section. I already linked to an 8.4V VP above.

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