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_Whiskey_ · August 24th, 2019, 21:13

I would say get what you can afford. I went off the deep end when I got into the sport spent 500$ on my first rifle alone (VFC M16). Ended up spending around 900$ before playing my first game. So my advice is get a budget and stick to it!

You can have a damm good time with a decent stock rifle like a G&G or even a CYMA and some decent gear. Army surplus stores can be your best friends here for some decent old webbing or tac vests that won't break the bank. I would say G&G if your going the M4/M16 route.

August 24th, 2019, 21:13	#18
_Whiskey_ Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Cambridge	I would say get what you can afford. I went off the deep end when I got into the sport spent 500$ on my first rifle alone (VFC M16). Ended up spending around 900$ before playing my first game. So my advice is get a budget and stick to it! You can have a damm good time with a decent stock rifle like a G&G or even a CYMA and some decent gear. Army surplus stores can be your best friends here for some decent old webbing or tac vests that won't break the bank. I would say G&G if your going the M4/M16 route.