Which AriSoft should I buy?

I like to go AirSofting with friends when we can't go paintballing, as you can do it easier, and almost anywhere. Also, I may be using these for short videos my friend and I make. I'd like a quality gun that will last me a while (I take good care of my guns. The last one I had was a cheap MP5, and it worked fine until my friend broke it. If he hadn't broken it, I'm sure it would have laste much longer)





Here're some pages from catalogs I have:


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Or, if you have any good manufacturers/companies, please tell me.





Thanks in advance.


-IllegalC

Which AriSoft should I buy?
If you want REALLY good quality, and don't mind spending a good buck, go with Tokyo Marui. Also, you have to look at what kind of action you are looking for. There are Spring powered, AEG (electric), and Gas powered. Springs tend to be used in cheap pistols and high-end snipers, ranging in price from $25 to upwards of a $1000. The higher-end snipers are capable of hitting a target over 250 feet away, assuming wind doesn't take them off course. If you want a spring gun, I would recommend the Maruzen - Remmington CA870. Solid build, 284 FPS, pump style shotgun. If you want a really really cheap, great sidearm spring, I bought some kind of Desert Eagle from Dick's that was easily one of the more durable plastic guns I've ever had. It shots 302 FPS, has a 28 (I think) round clip, and shoots dead straight. I actually dropped this gun from the roof of an abandoned warehouse I played in and the only thing that happened was one side of the grip came off, which I easily slid back on. No ill effects at all. The only thing it, you have to recock it after every shot. But you have to do that with every spring so it's something you'll always have to deal with.





AEGs are probably the most common type of Airsoft gun. Ranging from $35 up to well over $1000, these are mainly used on SMGs and rifles. If I had to recommend a good, stable, upgradable gun for you, I would recommend the Tokyo Marui AK-47. Other than the lower receiver, this shares all its metal parts with the real AK-47. The wood is fake, but definitely not cheap nor breakable. Comes with a stock muzzle velocity of 290 FPS, adjustable hop-up and sights, semi/automatic modes of fire.





Last are the gas powered guns. Gas is almost soley used in pistols. If this is the direction you want to go, I would recommend the Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle .50 AE Hard Kick GBB. Great accuracy, solid construction, 2 clips (27+1) per gas fill, and easy maintenance.





Again, I would go with Tokyo Marui, Classic Army, or ICS. There are a number of knock off companies that make decent products, but Those 3 are really the top 3. Or you could get my favorite gun of all time, the KCS TMP. 330 FPS stock, AEG/Gas Blow Back, 41 round clip, optional silencer, 3.41 lbs, great accuracy, compact, 850 RPM with 134a gas, 1000 RPM with green gas. Not to mention, its small enough to be a side arm, but powerful enough to hold its own against rifles of all kinds.
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Reply:Read up on 'em before you waste your money on a plastic toy.





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