What's the best Gun I could order online in the 200-400$?

[CrazCo]

Don't know much at all about airsofting, but I recently got into it. And since I live in New Brunswick there is nearly nothing available in regards to it. So is there any stores online where I could buy a high quality gun in that price range (not including the shipping of course)? If so, link.

[mcguyver]

I'd like to know what the best car is in the $20K to $40K price range. Could someone tell me that?

Seriously, search, read the FAQ, then there's no need to post up a question like yours. What answer do you expect anyways?

[Azathoth]

It's almost like he's begging to be flamed.

[TrueTGN]

http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...romSearch=true

Top of the line. (ENTER T7 copypasta)

[CrazCo]

Sorry for asking a question pertaining to the forum. I apologize.

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by CrazCo

Sorry for asking a question pertaining to the forum. I apologize.

It's not that you asked a question pertaining to the forum, it's that you asked a question that with a little bit of research on your part you could have answered very quickly.

This forum is very much treated as a repository of information rather than a Q&A session. There are a lot of good threads in the FAQ section that will answer a lot of questions you may have about airsofting in Canada.

Now, to (sort of) answer your question: 200-400 isn't going to get you much of a gun in Canada. Our prices are very expensive, and even if you find an airsoft gun for 350-400, you still have magazines, batteries, BB's, and any other starting equipment you may need if you're planning on playing. The commonly accepted number for starting into airsoft in Canada is approx. $1,000.

As well, fill out your profile with your age and location so we can direct you to local players who will be able to assist you more. Second, if you are under 18, then wait. This community is very self-regulating and tries extensively to self-enforce the 18+ rule for the purchase of airsoft guns.

[TrueTGN]

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/forumdisplay.php?f=21 - Please read the FAQ

Think about getting age verified if you're 18, if not then please wait till you are to think about purchasing guns.

[Hedonism Bot]

Even if airsoft were legal and easy to get. 200 - 400 bucks isn't enough to buy quality.

As it is you are never going to find anythign wirth owning under $500 and that would likley be used from the classifieds here.

And if you want people here to show you respect you should show them a little first. If you had done even the most basic reading before posting you would have been able to get answers for yourself.

[CrazCo]

Originally Posted by mcguyver

I'd like to know what the best car is in the $20K to $40K price range. Could someone tell me that?

Seriously, search, read the FAQ, then there's no need to post up a question like yours. What answer do you expect anyways?

I'd suggest the Mazda RX-8.

[Azathoth]

Originally Posted by CrazCo

I'd suggest the Mazda RX-8.

Mazda can suck my ballz. For 40K i can buy a lotus Elise.

[CrazCo]

The thing is the lotus Elise will cost more in regards to maintenance.

[CrazCo]

1000$ yikkkkes lol.

[matt491]

Originally Posted by CrazCo

I'd suggest the Mazda RX-8.

With a Rotary engine? Repairs will cost you through the roof, and it's NA. Why waste the money. It also handles like a boat and is way to heavy for it's size. a second gen RX-7, maybe, but the RX-8 is a bad car if you've got that much cash. You've done as much research on cars as you have on airsoft.

Originally Posted by Azathoth

Mazda can suck my ballz. For 40K i can buy a lotus Elise.

Another one who hasn't done any research on cars. The Lotus Elise is a crap car. Only reason to buy one is to say, "I own a Lotus". They have decent acceleration only because they're rediculously light. They should handle a LOT better for their size and weight. The engine is naturally aspirated and you CANNOT install a turbo on it because the engine bay is so tight, unless you drop 20 grand to modify the engine bay. In that price range, there are many better cars you can buy, including low-medium range porche's, even some nice BMW's.

[mcguyver]

^My point exactly.^

CrazCo, do some research. This involves reading, and not posting questions to common stuff already posted here.

[Torque]

Its time.