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airsofter.adam · 25-09-2011, 17:38

Hi everyone, ive know a lad thats getting into airsoft. He's a teenager and he would like me to fix him up with a good gun suitable for woodland. He has been to the Office block CQB in Tallaght. He liked it, but everyone was to experienced if you know what i mean. so his budget is around 100 euro and he'd like new guns only (no used) If you have one in mind could you tell me the price, website and a link to the gun.
*sorry but im not taking guns off anyone on Boards, sorry.
Thanks Adam

Zomg Okay · 25-09-2011, 18:20

My advice would be to tell him to save up a bit more. Most pistols cost more than €100, nevermind something he could use as a primary in a woodland skirmish.

If he's willing to get another €80 together, this AEG is solid, from what I've seen when my little brother uses it.

Inari · 25-09-2011, 18:43

Too experienced? That's probably the best environment to be in for learning how to play more effectively.

Anyway, you're looking at a minimum of €150. Even at that, you are far better off with a budget of closer to €300, which leaves a little extra for batteries, chargers, mags etc.

Alternatively, if he's committed, the only remotely skirmishable gun below €100, is a multi-shot shotgun. Even at that, you're into a very dedicated role, and one that is certainly not for everyone. It is also not the most suited for woodland, and more geared toward closer encounters

T4RGET · 25-09-2011, 19:19

I'd recommend him stretching his Budget to 300 like Inari said and getting a Raider

http://www.hobbyairsofter.com/Rifles...aider-Blowback

They're very good as a started level but with G&G's hi end internals, I've been playing airsoft for like 3 years now and only bought one recently, so even 'experienced' players if you will be them. If I was to go back and choose my started AEG again it would be that, hands down, it has the Rails etc for attachments so happy days.

airsofter.adam · 26-09-2011, 17:03

ok thanks everyone thats grest sdvice

airsofter.adam · 26-09-2011, 17:25

ok thanks everyone thats grest sdvice

25-09-2011, 17:38	#1
airsofter.adam Registered User Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Dublin Posts: 75 Adverts \| Friends	airsoft gun suitable for woodland Hi everyone, ive know a lad thats getting into airsoft. He's a teenager and he would like me to fix him up with a good gun suitable for woodland. He has been to the Office block CQB in Tallaght. He liked it, but everyone was to experienced if you know what i mean. so his budget is around 100 euro and he'd like new guns only (no used) If you have one in mind could you tell me the price, website and a link to the gun. *sorry but im not taking guns off anyone on Boards, sorry. Thanks Adam

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airsofter.adam Registered User Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Dublin Posts: 75 Adverts \| Friends	thanks everyone!! ok thanks everyone thats grest sdvice

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airsofter.adam Registered User Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Dublin Posts: 75 Adverts \| Friends	thanks everyone!! ok thanks everyone thats grest sdvice

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25-09-2011, 18:20	#2
Zomg Okay Registered User Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Cork Posts: 1,093 Adverts \| Friends	My advice would be to tell him to save up a bit more. Most pistols cost more than €100, nevermind something he could use as a primary in a woodland skirmish. If he's willing to get another €80 together, this AEG is solid, from what I've seen when my little brother uses it.

25-09-2011, 18:43	#3
Inari Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Leixlip Posts: 2,885 Adverts \| Friends	Too experienced? That's probably the best environment to be in for learning how to play more effectively. Anyway, you're looking at a minimum of €150. Even at that, you are far better off with a budget of closer to €300, which leaves a little extra for batteries, chargers, mags etc. Alternatively, if he's committed, the only remotely skirmishable gun below €100, is a multi-shot shotgun. Even at that, you're into a very dedicated role, and one that is certainly not for everyone. It is also not the most suited for woodland, and more geared toward closer encounters

25-09-2011, 19:19	#4
T4RGET Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Prosperous, Kildare Posts: 3,619 Adverts \| Friends	I'd recommend him stretching his Budget to 300 like Inari said and getting a Raider http://www.hobbyairsofter.com/Rifles...aider-Blowback They're very good as a started level but with G&G's hi end internals, I've been playing airsoft for like 3 years now and only bought one recently, so even 'experienced' players if you will be them. If I was to go back and choose my started AEG again it would be that, hands down, it has the Rails etc for attachments so happy days.