Airsoft gun (1 Viewer)

[Biohzard1944]

So recently I decided that for my birthday i would ask for either and mp40 (electric) or an k98 with an electric luger. I find all of those guns very extremely cool, and i was wondering, which airsoft guns are your favorites. And if you dont have any, what GUNS are your favorite?

 

[PanzerAce1944]

I have several WWII model airsoft guns.The Mp44 is excellent if you can get that one. It has a full wooden stock and weighs a good 10 lbs very close to the real thing.Plus it shoots the heavy weight BB's fast and hard...about 450fps with .20 G
the cybergun Thompson is also very good. I would stay away from the MP40 as the magazines only hold 32 BB's and are harder to load and mis feeds happen a lot !
The other 2 guns that I mentioned above come with "High Capacity Mags" holding up to 200 to 300 BB's depending on which gun you get.

 

[hoogri]

The models are very cool but they are not allowed in the Netherlands.
richard .

 

[trooper]

Pistols are not allowed in the UK so I collect deactivated Colt's and Remingtons plus the excellent reproductions by the Franklin Mint. Also collect types of the weapons carried by my family in the past. So far have a No4 Lee Enfield and a Smith and Wesson 0.38 "Victory" revolver as I carried during my service, a Webley 0.38 as issued to my brother, a No1 Lee Enfield and bayonet for my father(WW1), a Martini carbine, uncle (Essex Yeomanry) and a 1796 Light Cavalry sabre,great x 5 grandfather (Egypt 1801) Trooper

 

[johnnybach]

So recently I decided that for my birthday i would ask for either and mp40 (electric) or an k98 with an electric luger. I find all of those guns very extremely cool, and i was wondering, which airsoft guns are your favorites. And if you dont have any, what GUNS are your favorite?

In answer to that last sentence - just about ALL of the ones that I carried about for around twenty years - in the service of Queen and Country - which as soon as I handed in my boots and beret - I was suddenly deprived of owning and shooting!

My first love wes the SMLE No.4. Lovely smooth bolt action - wonderful leaf sight.

Then came the SLR - twenty rounds - as quick as you like - and what a punch!

Pistol - 9mm High Power Browning - lovely - if you were close enough!

Bren - superb thing - deadly accurate

Sten and Sterling - well - let's just pass those by eh?

I also used a (borrowed) Magnum '38 revolver once, on a range near Hereford - and would dearly love to own one of those - what a stopper that was, lovely weapon - had to give it back though - you don't argue with those guys!

Part of me would still love one ( or two - or more) - but the other part looks at some events in the UK over the past few years - and maybe realises that for the good of everyone - perhaps I have had my fun with them - and it's better for the good of us all - that they remain restricted in use.

Nice memories though - thanks for asking - and enjoy your rights safely, for as long as you can. johnnybach