any one here play airsoft or have any experience with airsoft guns? im thinking of buying a marui p90 or a marui steyr aug but im not so sure about the build quality.

ho wis the actual game? fast and realistic? and do the bb's arch like sitty paintballs?

any suggestions at all?

Ok. i have been member in a airsoftgun club.
It's pretty realistic, the rules vary alot from club to club but the basic rules are
shoot the others down and don't get shot yourself. Some clubs have acsualy a jugde running around on the court like paintball
The bb's hurt like hell if you dont got that much close on. We mostly played Capture-the-flag.

I advise you to by a SYSTEMA M16-A3 it shoots 170 m/s(meters per second) or 544 Fps
It's expencive like hell, but a real good assult rifle. I paid 20499,00kr. its like $3000. also get some guns get some good ones whit gas and blowback.
remember good gear. fullface mask, gloves etc.

Don't shoot on the streets cuz you can realy kill people whith this shit(if you shoot them in the eye the bb will fuck up the brain.), always carry you gun in a casing.
Protect you gun, respect your gun cuz its a weapon. KEEP IT CLEEN

I reccomend buying an AEG or any gun with as many parts made of metal as possible.

syphon do not get the p90. they suck balls and arent worth it. if your looking for a good cqb gun go for the mp5 Sd6. They are all metal and worth every penny.

[This message has been edited by Twizted (edited 05-13-2002).]

im not a mp5 fan tho. as far as the m16, forget it. they suffer from barrel wobble and i dont have the money to buy a quality m16. if barrel wobble wasnt a problem then i would buy a m16vn ASAP but its unfortunate if it happens and there is no solution to the wobble. im leaning more toward the steyr AUG but i still love the size of the p90. iv heard nothing but good things about them so far. plus now p90's come with a silencer and a mounting rail insted of the weak red dot scope of the standard model.

The M16's barrel wobble can be completely eliminated if you regularly tightes the set-screws which hold the barrel in place. I even know someone who has used a SR-16 for a year and he has had no problem with barrel wobble, nor has he even touched the set screws.