What is the best airsoft gun under $80?
You’re not going to get a decent AEG for that price. AEG’s generally start around $100 for the really low-end ones, expect to pay around $150-$200 for a decent entry-level AEG, like the G&G Combat Machine series, or the newer CYMA AK’s.This means we basically can completely eliminate all assault rifles, carbines and (sub)machine guns, though you may get lucky and manage to find a cheap used one.This leaves us with sniper rifles, pistols and shotguns.Sniper rifles may look attractive at first: large, intimidating guns for prices as low as $80. Remember, however, that these are completely stock, and barely outrange the worst of AEG’s. To make them fullfill their purpose (taking people out at long range) will take hundreds, if not thousands of dollars in parts, not to mention countless hours fitting those parts, testing your gun and finetuning it.This leaves us with shotguns and pistols. Both generally have low-ish range, low ammo capacity and lower firerates (with a few exceptions ofcourse).Decent gas pistols generally start at around $80, and come with 1 magazine which can contain around 15–20 bb’s. Of course this isn’t nearly enough to last you a game, and refilling pistol magazines is quite time-consuming, so you would need at least a few extra magazines, which are around $15–20 a piece. Also, depending on which pistol you choose, you would need to buy either green gas or co2 canisters to be able to shoot, which further adds to the cost of your pistol.This leaves us with shotguns. They start at around $40 for single-shot ones and around $60 for tri-shot ones. As with normal shotguns you load them with shells, the difference is that airsoft shells basically function as the magazine. This means you can get anywhere from 5 or 6 shots per shell for tri-shot guns and up to 30 for single shot ones from a single shell. They’re quite cheap too, around $10–15 for 5. As pump action shotguns in this price range are generally spring-powered, you don’t need to spend extra money on gas either. Tri-shot shotguns generally trade off some range for the ability to put more bb’s down range faster, though it comes down to personal preference what you like most.Tl;dr: $80 budget? Get a shotgun.
Best airsoft gun for under $350?
Lol, just my own personal opinion but i think lipo's are pointless. unless its a life-po lol (12v overkill). oh man the things i would do with $350 :P any who, look at airsoftgi.com. i would look at ARES guns or a high-end G&G. Ive owned the ARES G36K and M4, as well as the G&G UMG (its what i have now but i dont quite recomend it unless you upgrade) and they all worked out very well for me. I assume the closer to 350 you get, the better the gun (rich man rule of thumb). hoped this helped
What is the best cheap airsoft gun?
“Best cheap” airsoft gun. Those words make me shiver, but I assume you’re asking for recommendations on budget airsoft rifles.I’d recommend really any M4 or similarly designed weapon by JG as well as their G36, G3, and Sig series rifles. CYMA makes by far the best budget AK-series rifle, they also have a great budget M14. Beyond that, I tend to get very picky about specific models within various brands.I would not recommend G&G simply because where JG puts more into the internals and less into externals, G&G puts more into externals that internals. This often leads to problems shortly down the road with many G&G Combat Machine brand guns.Lonex, AGM, and King Arms is a great brand, though they’re generally priced higher than JG and CYMA. DBoys is pretty nice across the board.But in terms of absolute best, it depends on what you’re looking for; features, series, model, budget, and so on. But generally JG and CYMA are going to give the budget player the best bang for his money in terms of performance and longevity.
What is the best airsoft pistol under $80?
Of the 2 pistols you’ve mentioned the KJW is the better buy. Truthfully, I wouldn’t recommend either of the guns, but among the 2 choices presented, it would be the better option. KJW makes nice budget guns, but neither of these guns are budget, they’re simply cheap. Both are known to have acceptable build qualities, not great or good but simply “acceptable”. Additionally, neither of these have an adjustable hop-up. The lack of an adjustable hop-up is a tall-tale sign of a cheap gun as opposed to a budget gun. If you’re stuck with these 2, get the KJW and be a bit better off, but know that you’re leaving a lot on the table.Generally speaking, when it comes to pistols, $100 is the minimum budget you should expect to spend for a new pistol. Personally, I’d recommend a budget of about $150 for the gun. Within this range, you have KJW, WE, EF, VFC, and a few other brands. KJW is a great go to budget brand. Most of their guns are what you’re looking for in a budget gun: adjustable hop-up, pretty good built quality, TM compatible, a fairly robust frame, at an acceptable pocket-friendly price. WE is very hit or miss, they’re major fault is their quality control, though they have gotten better over the years.Umarex is a rebrander. So if you’re buying a Umarex gun, you need to do your homework to discover who the original manufacture is. KJW, KWA, Elite Force, and a few other brands have pistols under Umarex’s name.And now a little extra…My 15+ years of airsoft experience has taught me that a pistol is not something most players need. It’s a fashion accessory and a cool item to have. In the prime of my Milsim experience when I played nearly every other weekend, I MIGHT have had to use my pistol 10 times during that span. Beyond that, I’d wield it simply because I could. The simple truth is that a pistol is a backup weapon. Something to use when your primary fails, you run out of ammo, or are having issues with your primary gun. Short of that, there’s no reason to have a pistol. Exceptions would be if you had a bolt-action and wanted a secondary weapon that wasn’t a small rifle or SMG. But seriously, unless you’re doing pistol competitions or finalizing a loadout, you’re best to do without a pistol for now. If your primary is questionable in terms of reliability, pay someone to fix it or buy a new better working rifle. Should I get a airsoft siderarm?
What would be the best all-purpose airsoft gun?
It depends on what you’re looking for in your gun, and your budget.Do you want to play an agressive, close-quarters game? Get an SMG or an assault rifle. Do you like to support? Get an LMG or a Sniper Rifle/DMR.The second thing to consider is your budget, obviously. Don’t get a top-tier gun if you can’t afford it. Starting out, you’ll generally want a cheaper gun, you can always upgrade it if it doesn’t peform well enough.Some brands that make nice starter guns are G&G, CYMA, A&K, Specna Arms, and in some cases Tokyo Marui. These guns will generally last quite some time, and don’t need any upgrades to peform nicely.If you want to get started on teching, I would recommend getting a VSR-compatible sniper rifle, or maybe a cheap or second-hand AEG. You should be able to study the inner workings of airsoft guns, while not spending a huge amount of cash, or potentially destroying a great gun.If you are a more advanced player, you might want to look at brands like Tokyo Marui, VFC, G&P, Real Sword or even Systema. These brands are all either top-tier guns, or guns with a lot of upgrades available.If you are looking for a Sniper Rifle, I would always recommend getting a VSR-10 compatible rifle, for the simple reason that this model has the most upgrades available, and sniper rifles don’t peform well out of the box.Finally, ALWAYS search for user reviews before buying any airsoft gun. Chances are you will find an excellent review showing all the positive, and more importantly, negative points about your new gun. If possible, go over to a shop that has one in stock, and ask to test-fire it. No one likes spending $300 on a gun that doesn’t peform as expected.
Airsoft gun between 0-100$?
Any of these: http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/1254-400-fps-ak-74-automatic-electric-aeg-rifle-ak104-cyma-cm031b.aspx http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/2500-src-compspec-370-fps-airsoft-m4a1-aeg-rifle-src-ge-0501-sr4a1.aspx http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/2862-420-fps-a-and-k-airsoft-lr-16-carbine-aeg-ank-pr-lr16.aspx http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/2863-a-and-k-airsoft-full-length-m16a3-aeg-rifle-ank-pr-m16a3.aspx http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/2864-390-fps-a-and-k-airsoft-m4a1-carbine-aeg-rifle-ank-pr-m4a1.aspx And the most budget minded one: http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/1890-350-fps-cqb-rifle-airsoft-aeg-rifle-full-auto-smg-jg-106-t3-mc51.aspx Hope you like these and a tip I have is to look for the sale part in different websites such as (airsoftmegastore, evike, airsoftgi) because they often have good relatively cheap airsoft guns Oh and don't buy a lancer tactical these are much better
What is the best airsoft rifle I can get for $150 USD?
The best? It depends on the style and options you desire. Simply stated, there’s not just 1 simple gun. Rather there is a fairly decent sized list. Keeping this basic and simpleM4/M16: Look into brands such as JG, King Arms, DBoys, A&K, and Lonex. AK: CYMA. They are arguably the best brand for budget AKs. DBoys would be a decent runner upG36: JG if you can find one, though it’ll likely be used. Sig: JG makes a great budget Sig rifleG3: JG once again. MP5: JG and CYMA make good MP5’s, though I tend to sway more towards JGM14: CYMA’s Socom M14 is great for the priceAUG: Once again, JGP90: JG/KartThompson M1A1: CYMAAs you can see there are a lot of directions you can take this. The problem with attempting to recommend one specific model gun is that you failed to state desired barrel length, rail and rail type, gun type, upgradeability, expected field size, velocity limit, body type (metal or plastic), unique features, era, and so on.If you want a simple answer, I’d say grab one of these 4 choices:A&K M4 RIS CarbineJG Enhanced M4 CQBR CarbineCYMA AK74U with Folding Stock (CM045)CYMA AK47 Beta Spetsnaz (CM037)
What is a good airsoft gun?
im just now getting into air soft and i wanted to know whats a good airsoft gun? also give me the basics whats an aeg? my price range is from $100-$200 give or take. i was looking online and i really like the g36c models, are they good? plus what is a good brand? and are plastic guns very fragile or are metals too heavy? please give every little detail you know thanks in advance.
What is the best airsoft pistol for a cheaper price?
Define “cheaper price”A typical high-end gas pistol goes for around $150–170, while mid-range options are usually $115–$130. If you’re looking for a high quality mid-range pistol, go for a KJW pistol. I personally recommend the KP-05 Hi Capa, which is $120.Fantastic gun, full metal, mostly TM spec, CO2 and Green Gas compatible. You really can’t go wrong with this pistol.Now, if you have a budget lower than that, around $100, then you have a few options. VFC has a nice Walther PPQ for that price point, which has decent parts support and is rather unique. It can also go full auto, but I don’t recommend using that feature much.Another interesting option at this price point is the ASG M9, which is actually a rebranded KJW M9. This M9 comes $20 cheaper than normal KJW M9 because it is made with slightly lower-quality materials. Definitely a bargain for a full-metal TM spec M9Now we get to the really low-end stuff, in the $50–60 range. First up is the Elite Force H8R revolverThis revolver was released last year, and is very unique. It doesn’t perform like typical airsoft revolvers, which often use expensive shells to hold BBs. Typical airsoft revolvers are usually highly impractical for field play. This revolver, however, is designed for field play. It uses removable 10-round discs to store BBs, which function very similar to magazines and allow for quick reloads. It comes with 5 of these discs which allow for 50 rounds to be easily carried. It also shoots CQB legal FPS. It runs off a CO2 canister held in the grip, and that CO2 lasts a while. The only downsides are its low accuracy due to nonexistent hopup and lower build quality, which is to be expected. Great option for a cheap sidearm.There’s also another interesting option at this price point. Evike offers the Matrix Elite GBB M9, which retails at $63 for the plastic one. It is a direct TM clone, so performance will be great for the price, and it will use common magazines, the only downside is the lower durability plastic slide. Honestly, for $63, I think this gun is a steal, even with the plastic slide.So, there we have it. The best airsoft pistols for a variety of budget price points. Enjoy!