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What is a good cheap airsoft gun for a beginner ?

13-05-2008 6:51pm

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lucozader

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thanks a lot

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#2 13-05-2008 6:55pm

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lucozader wrote: »

thanks a lot

I'd recommend a JG G36c as will a lot of others.

It's €130 from eirsoft.ie

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#3 13-05-2008 7:03pm

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blay1 wrote: »

I'd recommend a JG G36c as will a lot of others.

It's €130 from eirsoft.ie

That should be the end of the discussion, G36C for the win:D
Seriously its a great gun and you wont find anyone with anything bad to say about it

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#4 13-05-2008 7:13pm

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Agreed, the JG G36c is universally regarded as the perfect beginner aeg these days. There are other options in that price bracket such as the Double Eagle UMP, DBoys M4's and the venerable JG Steyr AUG A1, which are all around the same price (give or take a tenner).
However, the JG G36c is the answer you'll get from just about everyone. And with good cause, they're durable, reliable, good performers and they look damn good too. You couldn't ask for more.

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#5 13-05-2008 8:56pm

gandalf

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Please use/refer to this thread for these type of questions.

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