Should I buy it?

[Shooting Addict]

Lol he deleted his post should have quoted the whole thing oh well...

[Shooting Addict]

Isn't giving a non-AV'd member and sharing accounts worthy of an infraction?

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by TaurozziMic

remember i am just starting so i am not prepared to purchase a $500 gun

Better 500 now(well actually 600 something for the RS) then being unsatisfied and spending more money then you would have originally in upgrades on a inferior clone gun that after upgrades would still be shit when you compare them.

[Steven]

Nice triple post.

The Kraken is a decent gun, providing you dont get a lemon. Instead of buying a Kraken, try heading out to a local game, and see if you can rent. It'll give you a much better idea of what this sport is all about, and whether or not you'll want to drop the cash into it.

EDIT: Not sure about your age, but if your not able to go to a local game(Read: Underage) I would suggest waiting a bit, and saving your cash.

[TaurozziMic]

OKAY i don't feel like spending $600. I am a beginner. All I need is an okay gun and this one is fine.

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by Steven

Nice triple post.

Quad he deleted a couple of posts from TWO different accounts in between my posts.....
EDIT:One was AV'd(valpas) the other(TaurozziMic) wasn't, could mods check the IP address from both accounts from old posts if possible?

[Steven]

Talking to you, lol.

Back on topic, again, i would highly suggest getting out to a game if possible, and test firing rifles before hand. If you ask nicely, most if not all airsofter's would be glad to let you take a few shots.

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by TaurozziMic

OKAY i don't feel like spending $600. I am a beginner. All I need is an okay gun and this one is fine.

You don't need to spend 600.. 400 on a G&G is still a FAR better investment. What are you going to do if your aftermath gun breaks in it's first game? This is a very real possibility...

[TokyoSeven]

I would suggest renting for a few games, that eliminates the issue of buying garbage and allows you to perhaps get a feel for what airsoft is so you can decide whether or not you really do wish to invest into a quality airsoft gun.