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    Advice for a starter gun

    Hi all,
    I've had my Xbox for trade on here for a while and it the right trade doesn't come around I'm thinking of just selling it and buying a gun, gear ect. Now I'm quite fond of the Tar-21 and the Honey Badger for certain FPS games. If any of you have one would you recommend one of them to a new guy, are they a good starter gun? If any of you have any advice it would be much appreciated!
    Thanks
    Jake
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    Re: Advice for a starter gun

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    Originally posted by Lt. Macka
    big black shapes draw the eye.
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      Re: Advice for a starter gun

      Haha Proto, I think that's idea!


      Jake
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        Re: Advice for a starter gun

        Originally posted by Lionel_Richie View Post
        Haha Proto, I think that's idea!


        Jake
        Asked the same thing a few months. I went with the G&G CM16 Carbine, awesome starter gun!
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          Re: Advice for a starter gun

          Ok thanks Ravo!


          Jake
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            Re: Advice for a starter gun

            Originally posted by Lionel_Richie View Post
            Ok thanks Ravo!


            Jake
            No problem man! Had my first game with it Sunday, performed awesome! I'd recommend a 9.6v NiMh battery or a 7.4v LiPo. The battery goes in the handguard if that helps.
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              Re: Advice for a starter gun

              How much was it bud? If you don't mind me asking


              Jake
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                Re: Advice for a starter gun

                Most people would recommend a CM (combat machine) from G&G as starter guns because they are reliable, affordable and easy to upgrade.

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                Madbull Landmine / Black Hellstorm Gloves / DPM South African Assault Vest
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                  Re: Advice for a starter gun

                  I have to go with the flow here; they are great starter guns that can develop into longer term weapons as you upgrade them.
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                    Re: Advice for a starter gun

                    The ARES Honey Badger has been getting to decent reviews, but I'm a little suspicious of their mosfets. I can't comment further because I've only seen one modern Ares polymer M4 up close. It looked good, with decent weight but that's all I can attest to.

                    However, the Combat Machines are good. Mine (full metal GR) is picky with mags, but fires well, runs like a train and is easy to work on.
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                      Re: Advice for a starter gun

                      Ok thank you


                      Jake
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                        Re: Advice for a starter gun

                        Sorry, auto correct had my life there! Edited.
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                          Re: Advice for a starter gun

                          Originally posted by Lionel_Richie View Post
                          How much was it bud? If you don't mind me asking


                          Jake
                          It's £117 from this site pal, you won't find a better deal. Free two tone service to, if you don't have a UKARA.
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