Looking for Electric Airsoft under £250

[M_P]

You'll have to get something plastic then, I'm afraid. There's nothing full metal with rails that I can think of for less that £250.

[dex]

Save an extra £30 and get a G&G top tech.

[matas17]

  On 15/05/2014 at 13:49, M_P said:

You'll have to get something plastic then, I'm afraid. There's nothing full metal with rails that I can think of for less that £250.

Okay then lets refine our search and go for something in same price range with atleast internals being metal and would have rails to mount everything i need.

[M_P]

Any G&G then will do the job, check lwa, they have pretty much the full range.

[matas17]

  On 15/05/2014 at 14:53, M_P said:

Any G&G then will do the job, check lwa, they have pretty much the full range.

I got more budget now got paid from work and can spend up to £300

[Lozart]

  On 15/05/2014 at 08:11, BrightCandle said:

The main concern with the g&g is its probably not full metal externals. They tend to use a polymer instead pof metal on most m4s.

 

Trust me, it's really NOT an issue.

[BrightCandle]

I don't think its an issue, I prefer the fact the guns are lighter and the polymer G&G uses is great. But he did ask for a metal gun in the OP so I mentioned it so he was aware that while the gun itself is lovely it doesn't meet the all metal requirement. At £300 you might be able to get a VFC, they do have nice externals.

[matas17]

  On 15/05/2014 at 22:13, BrightCandle said:

I don't think its an issue, I prefer the fact the guns are lighter and the polymer G&G uses is great. But he did ask for a metal gun in the OP so I mentioned it so he was aware that while the gun itself is lovely it doesn't meet the all metal requirement. At £300 you might be able to get a VFC, they do have nice externals.

By metal i kind of meant atleast that the internals would be metal, because i had £150 airsoft before and some of the internals were plastic which broke after heavy use.

[Lozart]

A nylon polymer bodied g&g will have a perfectly fine gearbox.

[matas17]

  On 16/05/2014 at 19:20, Lozart said:

A nylon polymer bodied g&g will have a perfectly fine gearbox.

So i purchased G&G GC-16 it feels great faster fps then my previous gun i had and feels better build quality too. Love the gun so far.

[straffham]

Some cracking deals on ICS at Firesupport at the moment, think you'd be pushed to get better for the money.

[jeffery7466]

  On 15/05/2014 at 22:13, BrightCandle said:

I don't think its an issue, I prefer the fact the guns are lighter and the polymer G&G uses is great. But he did ask for a metal gun in the OP so I mentioned it so he was aware that while the gun itself is lovely it doesn't meet the all metal requirement. At £300 you might be able to get a VFC, they do have nice externals.

 

 

  On 12/05/2014 at 20:08, matas17 said:

So I have played few games with my two tone M4 which only costed me like £60 for a starting gun. So i am looking to replace it with Full metal gun under £250. Could you give me any advice on which gun i should pick up. I mostly want an m4, G36 or ACR variation gun.

 

Thanks for all the replies

 

Seconding what BrightCandle said. Lighter guns are preferable because they are lighter and more mobile. I have a full steel M4 CQB and it can be a work out, especially in cqb when you have to shoulder the weapon all the time. Plus when you have accessories on it, weight will increase.

 

Though I am not particularly strong, so it's up to the individual, of course.

 

I'll shut up now and do some more press ups...