Airsoft rifle for ds12 - co2 - clear - do they exist? <m>

[dmfuru]

I recommend airsoftgi.com. I have purchased over $1500 worth of gear over the past 18 months from them and have never had a problem They have a 'novice' section to help explain things to beginners.

We airsoft at 2 fields, and based upon feedback from the other players, it sounds as though JG is not as reliable as CYMA in general (see above poster's recommendations).

Good luck with your decisions!

 

[136368]

I recommend airsoftgi.com. I have purchased over $1500 worth of gear over the past 18 months from them and have never had a problem They have a 'novice' section to help explain things to beginners.

I whole heartedly agree. They have a decent spread and have been good to me and my airsofting friends.

My first stop would be Gunner Airsoft, based in Asia. They tend to be the cheapest and the most exotic, although sometimes they sadly sell out.

WGC Shop is good too - I do most of my shopping from them, when Gunner disappoints.

Finally, I'd also recommend Red Wolf Airsfot.

There are good British stockists, but they charge quite a lot

 

[mjkacmom]

I have #5 in the cart. What else does he need? How much ammo should I get? Is it all the same?

 

[136368]

I have #5 in the cart. What else does he need? How much ammo should I get? Is it all the same?

Nice one! P90s are highly sought after, very individual and extremely upgradeable (you could very easily drop several hundred dollars upgrading it!)

I'd recommend a spare charger: $10 at Airsoft GI;

A spare battery: $22 at Airsoft GI;

and a spare magazine (or two): $20.99 at Airsoft GI. You could easily get away with one because I believe you get a free one with the gun.

Finally, you need some BBs; I'd contacted you about them but would recommend a pack of 4000 0.20g BBs: $11 at Airsoft GI.

Just to show you how ludicrously upgradeable P90s are...

 

[mjkacmom]

I think he's going to be happy - all of his friends got theirs from Sports Authority, so his should stand out!