#AIRSHOT GUNS UPGRADE#
So, instead of getting into the upgrade side of the hobby, you might want to move a cheap airsoft gun on when you’ve outgrown it.
That’s what birthdays and gift-giving holidays are for, after all. On the flip side, you might prefer to have your eyes on simply moving up the ladder of quality, ready-made airsoft guns when you can afford it. In theory and practice, there’s no reason you can’t buy a sub-$200 gun and convert it into something worth many times what you initially paid for the externals. Keep an eye out for products that are compatible with other components and upgrades – especially cross-brand models that can use multiple parts from different companies. So, down at the lower end of the budget scale, you should be looking for a good, cheap gun that has the capabilities to upgrade it into a great one down the line. This isn’t always the case, but it’s something to bear in mind. There’s a rule of thumb that the more you pay up front, the better the gun will perform right out of the box with little to no tinkering required. World-class brands put all their technological know-how into creating some truly awesome airsoft weaponry, with the gearboxes, batteries, motors, and springs being where the money goes. Most high-end guns are the prices they are because of the internals. Having said all that, it’s very common within the community that regular players will suggest beginners purchase a decent AEG as their first gun – 99 times out of 100.Īnd to prove my point – check out this awesome video below for a more in-depth look at this big decision. Should you be keen to get stuck in at a local airsoft field playing CQB (Close Quarter Battle), then a quality AEG is essential.įor MilSim enthusiasts, replica accuracy is important, so licensed copies of real steel firearms are the way to go.Īnd if you want to try the challenging role of the sniper, then that’s the platform you should be exploring. If it’s backyard games or plinking/target practice, I’d be more than happy with picking up a quality pistol, and almost certainly a gas blowback option. The answer depends on what you’re looking to use the weapon for. Once you know the ball-park figure of how much you have to play with, the next question you should be asking yourself is – what type of gun should I get?Īnd this is where the old-age question resurfaces – what’s the best airsoft gun for a beginner?
Clothing, equipment, and other gear can be bought on the cheap, or acquired and upgraded further down the line.
Top tip – look at your maximum budget for airsoft, and spend as much as you can on your gun.
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