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L3w151988
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On a set budget, what would you buy? Read carefully before posting ;)
21 July, 2013, 23:26
Decent to high end manufacturer budget challenge:
Just been sitting down and chilling tonight, and just had what I feel to be an 'ah-ha' idea for a discussion:
A double-digit budget price challenge, if you will, with an imaginary budget that goes from £10 to £99 on the dot, so not £9.99p or £99.01p, what would you buy that fits within that budget range, from spare/replacement parts, to spare mags, to accessories, such as vertical forgrips, to red dot optics of all descriptions, whether it's just one item, or multiple items? (Out of stock items count as well!!)
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I'll start: I would buy a TM Gindan series Glock 26 in black - about $19.99 from *distributor*, not counting shipping
... TM Gindan speed loader: £5.80 from *retailer*, free postage
300 TM Silver .12g BB's: $2.30 from *distributor*, not counting shipping
Total price, at the time of writing/typing this, following US Dollar to GBP Pounds Sterling currency conversions, and not counting shipping: £20.40p
I thought of this as an example to try and prove to the newer/younger/less-informed airsofter, that you CAN obtain some decent, good quality stuff, without having to pay out too much, and still have some casual, back garden paper punching/plinking fun, or even go skirmishing on a small, but still reasonable budget. So pick any product from a decent to good quality manufacturer, such as TM, G&P, VFC, G&G, and the many others that are too numerous to list.
To put this small challenge simply, the item, or list of items, must be £10 or greater in the total price, but also £99 or less, AND be from a decent to high end manufacturer. So have a go, you may even surprise yourself and others, and no tactical gear/equipment, guns and gun-related accessories only, and spare/replacement parts. GO GO GO!! :-D
(I hope everyone can understand what the general idea of the thread is, and can keep it on topic!!
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22 July, 2013, 00:09
Re: On a set budget, what would you buy? Read carefully before posting
TM Spring G3A3 - £64.07
2200 Excel .25g BBs x2 - £15.90
Total: £79.97
That spring G3 has a 330 hi-cap and has genuinely great range, seems really good!
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TM Spring G3A3 - £64.07
2200 Excel .25g BBs x2 - £15.90
Total: £79.97
That spring G3 has a 330 hi-cap and has genuinely great range, seems really good!
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22 July, 2013, 00:12
How much is Marius centimetre master thing? One of those!
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22 July, 2013, 00:20
Re: On a set budget, what would you buy? Read carefully before posting
JG G36C from the EU, £88.16 plus shipping
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22 July, 2013, 00:24
Re: On a set budget, what would you buy? Read carefully before posting
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How much is Marius centimetre master thing? One of those!
There's at least three to four versions of just that pistol alone, by the looks of it!! (and a quick bit of Google fu
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Gas NBB
Spring
EBB AEP
GBB (from what I can gather, may be another NBB version though)
But all of them fit the price range/budget, plus it's a shexshee looking sidearm in my eyes!!
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22 July, 2013, 00:28
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JG G36C from the EU, £88.16 plus shipping
tl;dr?
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22 July, 2013, 00:48
Re: On a set budget, what would you buy? Read carefully before posting
Sweet Jesus, what the heck does tl;dr? mean... I mean bloody text speak on a forum, English man, just type English please, if only for us old feckers.
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22 July, 2013, 07:44
Re: On a set budget, what would you buy? Read carefully before posting
Tldr simply means 'too long, didn't read'
Obviously casting aspersions that the author didn't read the OP.
Of course that depends on where you rate JG. The JG blue motor is highly rated in 'high speed' circles, for example.
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22 July, 2013, 12:59
Re: On a set budget, what would you buy? Read carefully before posting
Erm nothing as £99 is not good enough a budget
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Now if you gave us £150 top limit that would open up a whole world of possibilities like the G&G CM16s, TM pistols and ICS / CA Sportlines.
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22 July, 2013, 14:15
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Erm nothing as £99 is not good enough a budget
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Now if you gave us £150 top limit that would open up a whole world of possibilities like the G&G CM16s, TM pistols and ICS / CA Sportlines.
'FireKnife'
It doesn't necessarily have to be a RIF, I did say accessories, and spare/replacement/aftermarket parts can be in your 'shopping list' as well... Please tell me you read the first post of this thread... :p
And it is possible to obtain a TM pistol for under £99, as someone pointed out a few posts further up, but that said, what would you get within that price range, FireKnife? I'd bet it would be something pistol-related
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22 July, 2013, 14:22
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There's at least three to four versions of just that pistol alone, by the looks of it!! (and a quick bit of Google fu
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Gas NBB
Spring
EBB AEP
GBB (from what I can gather, may be another NBB version though)
But all of them fit the price range/budget, plus it's a shexshee looking sidearm in my eyes!!
There isn't a GBB one. I got my NBB 10mm CM from Zero One about 5 years ago, cost £25 and spare mags were £5. No hop up though. They also sold the Wilson Super Grade, but what I really wanted was their Steyr GB. Love that pistol, had a moveable slide too.
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22 July, 2013, 14:40
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You can't even buy clone Crye AOR1 for £99... How can you expect to play for that?
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22 July, 2013, 14:45
Dammit. I was thinking of the Wilson super grade. Not the centimetre master.
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22 July, 2013, 15:46
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Looking across the pond at a HK retailer, most WE pistols range from £40/£60 + £15 postage and no VAT as I'm in the channel island: I'd get WE G17 Gen 4
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Get the 18C and bring the pain hammer.
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