CA Aug A1 For Sale

liamo333 · 28-05-2007 09:57AM #1

Ok not sure I want to part with this but here I go.

As above I'm selling my Classic Army Aug A1.
I have put in a silent cylinder set and m110 spring in it.
I've skirmished the gun 4 or 5 times, once at pred and 3-4 times at HRTA.
The fore grip broke off at hrta and THB It looks and feels better (it will be included in sale). This has been fixed
Included in the sale will be 4 hicaps, sight adjustment tool, cleaning rod, the gun and if it is needed a battery.
It is shooting at a constant 320-330 fps and should stay at that because the spring has already bedded down.
The gun is very accurate and has the very high rate of fire of 900rpm.
I am looking for 165GBP or €240.
Some reviews here on arnies airsoft.

Pics here:http://www.airsoftireland.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7419

Balaam · 28-05-2007 07:26PM

The rumours of my demise have been greatly exaugrated

Lemming · 28-05-2007 07:36PM

I've been looking to get into Airsoft for a while now, and whilst I want to get my hands on an m60, first steps first.

I like the Steyr models and all of the reviews I've seen for either the CA1 or Civ seem very favourable so I'd be interested in this liamo. My only real question is how suitable is this model for a beginner? I'm no stranger to paintball, but airsoft is a new ballgame (pardon the pun) for me

I'm in Dublin, and would be paying in yoyos.

liamo333 · 28-05-2007 07:42PM

Lemming wrote:

I've been looking to get into Airsoft for a while now, and whilst I want to get my hands on an m60, first steps first.

I like the Steyr models and all of the reviews I've seen for either the CA1 or Civ seem very favourable so I'd be interested in this liamo. My only real question is how suitable is this model for a beginner? I'm no stranger to paintball, but airsoft is a new ballgame (pardon the pun) for me

I'm in Dublin, and would be paying in yoyos.

The Aug is a great beginner gun and suitable for both CQB and woodland. I have around 5 people intrested in this but I think it is going to 'ballam'.

Edit: Woooo 500th post!!!

Lemming · 28-05-2007 07:45PM

OK, I'll stick my name in the hat with a confirmed offer at asking price. What's the pecking order so far?

liamo333 · 28-05-2007 07:54PM

Well it is ballam, captain chaos, CroppyBoy1798 and lemming. Captain and croppy can you confirm that you are intersted.

liamo333 · 28-05-2007 08:02PM

Ok don't think ballam can take it. Whoever gets back to me first can have it. Btw the max i can travle is 7km.

Lemming · 28-05-2007 08:19PM

liamo333 wrote:

Ok don't think ballam can take it. Whoever gets back to me first can have it. Btw the max i can travle is 7km.

Mee!!!!! Where are you based liamo?

liamo333 · 28-05-2007 08:25PM

Sold to lemming pending payment.

SpitfireIV · 28-05-2007 08:58PM

liamo333 wrote:

Sold to lemming pending payment.

Hey......what happened to the pecking order? I feel saddened and ehhh..........rejected maybe?

Anyway, I dont really want it to be honest, so let it go to Lemming with my best wishes

liamo333 · 28-05-2007 09:34PM

Sold to lemming!

Lemming · 28-05-2007 09:39PM

Mmmmm ... shiny.

And my first time driving by myself too! Thanks for that liamo

liamo333 · 28-05-2007 09:41PM

Lemming wrote:

Mmmmm ... shiny.

And my first time driving by myself too! Thanks for that liamo

No probs. Hope you enjoy it.

Fiach Dubh · 28-05-2007 09:45PM

Lemming wrote:

Mmmmm ... shiny.

And my first time driving by myself too! Thanks for that liamo

Congrats Lemming, the AUG is a lovely AEG. Don't let the detractors tell you otherwise

liamo333 · 30-05-2007 05:26PM

Didn't want to sart a new thread about this. Was wondering if you can sell an item before you have it in your possesion. I have a holster on the way that i dont really need and only bought it cos it was cheape.
Thanks

whupass · 30-05-2007 05:37PM

i'll prob take it

liamo333 · 30-05-2007 05:46PM

I'm looking for 70 cost 80 new. Is that too much?

whupass · 30-05-2007 06:19PM

ATCHU sorry i'm alergic to bs

Lemming · 30-05-2007 07:14PM

I'd be inclined to not allow such liamo. Whilst I'm sure most occurrences would be fine within the realms of common sense, if the original receipt of whatever item it is falls through, it causes a mess and may result in bad blood between posters (unlikely but you get the idea). Not to mention you'll have no idea what shape/condition it is in until it arrives (also in one piece in the case of postage)

So really, you should have the item in your possession. It's far less hassle for everyone involved, and it keeps everything above board and transparent

liamo333 · 30-05-2007 07:33PM

Thanks lemming, wont sell it until i have it.

Mark_Sc · 30-05-2007 08:36PM

Are we allowed to talk off topic in a thread once the item has been sold?
And Liam what kind of holster is it?

liamo333 · 31-05-2007 08:43AM

Wouldnt think there would be much of a problem with it as long as noone is upset/annoyed by it. It is 'push'n'draw holster, it is not cliped in with a buckle or strap, it is locked in and cant fall out. It is made for police/military.
Here it is http://www.front-line.co.il/04_NewProducts.htm

kdouglas · 31-05-2007 09:19AM

ooooh... me likey... if it fits an m92, and whupass doesnt take it, then i will

how much did you pay for it btw?

whupass · 31-05-2007 10:37AM

me likey long time!!! but eh... you said you only got it because it was cheap, 80 ain't cheap

Rew · 31-05-2007 11:14AM

Thats alot of money, you should look at a fobus holster, very nice and the pistol wont fall out.

kdouglas · 31-05-2007 11:28AM

whupass wrote:

me likey long time!!! but eh... you said you only got it because it was cheap, 80 ain't cheap

agreed, im interested if it's cheap, but 80 isnt cheap for a holster

Mark_Sc · 31-05-2007 11:36AM

For a holster like €80 it is'nt a expensive as you think

Rew · 31-05-2007 01:10PM

http://www.fobusholster.com/catalog/

You can pick them up for €20/€30 and there profesional holsters.

For your M92's:

https://secure.fobusholster.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?gun_make=11&x=24&y=6

liamo333 · 31-05-2007 02:29PM

Those guns are held in by friction. The 'Push n Draw' holster locks the gun in place so it cant fall out.

Mark_Sc · 31-05-2007 02:37PM

Yep Liam is right, the click in ones are byfar the best ones out there

Rew · 31-05-2007 04:22PM

Im well aware of how they work, I have 2 and trust me there very good at what they do.

CA Aug A1 For Sale

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