Pricing for a newbie..

[Jimski]

the number1 activity for any aisofter is to spend money.
And as soon as your kit is ready with everything functionnal and you have nothing more to buy (after 5 or 6 years into it ), internals start breaking and the spending can go on.
wanna get out of airsoft? you need to spend more to make your aegs sell-able so that they appeal to clients.
out of airsoft? just wait a few years till you catch the bug again.
there is no end.

[BennyBoy]

i'm so excited! i have a small handful of AEGs i've been eyeballing, just wanted some advice
can't wait! oooo yeah!

[BennyBoy]

<---- bump!
just noticed classified were appearing for me, buahaha
thanks Colin and other beings at play for this

[BennyBoy]

i was looking for something i could use for indoor and outdoor so thought a mp5 would work out best...

so anyways, i had my heart set on either;
http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1732
http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1312
http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1311

my questions are;
1. read some reviews that the retractable stocks are kinda shitty when extended...crazy right?
2. retractable stock models prevents you from using large batteries that the fix stock one can hold..
3. are these prices decent? had difficulties finding mp5s at other retailers

it seems the solid stock would be the way to go but i really liked the idea of the retractable stock, any suggestions?

also i saw some nice gbbs but being a noobsofter i don't think i'm ready for one just yet..

PS: open to any suggestions, help a noob out
PSS: pain in the butt trying to sort old reviews and new on the interweb :\

[Grizzly0679]

Tough call, Benny.

The full stock is the coolest, imo, but the retractable stock gives you some versatility.

As for folding stocks, full stocks, etc... I've read and seen similar reviews. Each company seems to do them differently and some are not that great. Some stocks lock in place well and others not so much.

We're both newbs though so me giving you advice kinda like the blind leading the blind. lol.

[wildcard]

Originally Posted by BennyBoy

i was looking for something i could use for indoor and outdoor so thought a mp5 would work out best...

so anyways, i had my heart set on either;
http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1732
http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1312
http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1311

my questions are;
1. read some reviews that the retractable stocks are kinda shitty when extended...crazy right?
2. retractable stock models prevents you from using large batteries that the fix stock one can hold..
3. are these prices decent? had difficulties finding mp5s at other retailers

it seems the solid stock would be the way to go but i really liked the idea of the retractable stock, any suggestions?

also i saw some nice gbbs but being a noobsofter i don't think i'm ready for one just yet..

PS: open to any suggestions, help a noob out
PSS: pain in the butt trying to sort old reviews and new on the interweb :\

get the full stock it's more balanced and you can stuff a large battery in the stock and pretty much play all day or get a extra rear wired box an da spare full stock and swap it when you want, I used my PTW MP5 for both indoors and outdoors.

[BennyBoy]

http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1311
I think this stock is removable, am i wrong? if so then i think i got my choice
saw a model with a folding stock but you could remove the stock, the wiring for full stock is right there too...


ERR! Looks like it's not removable, sucks!

[Cortexburn]

Originally Posted by ap27

Unfortunately we can't give out the names of sites/retailers until you have your AV tag. I believe someone at that particular store does do Age Verification. You can check out their stock and get verified at the same time.

Site retailers carry various new guns. On the classifieds you'll find used, like-new (display pieces) as well as brand new (impulse buys).

Actually you CAN give out names of sites/retailers....AV is JUST FOR ASC's sales area...that's it.