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Post by BurningHate on Apr 18, 2004 10:15:22 GMT -5
i have an MP5 RAS, and i wanted to experiement with sniping. so i looked online a long time ago for a cheap, non-top of the line sniper rifle, just to see how i like sniping, before i were to spend 400 dollars. i was looking heavily into the super pro 9. inexpensive and something to expiriment. so i saw one brand new at a gun show yesterday, and the guy dropped price from $70 to $50, so i bought it. now im trying to find the website with the info on it. i think it was an upgrade site i found a long time ago, but i saved it as a favorite on my old PC, so i dont have it on here. if someone could give me a link it would be greatly appreciated.
also, how would you go about attatching a sight to it. all it has is a little square thing on top. does it take a certain type? because i dont see how a scope ring could go on that, or any other scope. thank you.
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Post by xaos on Apr 18, 2004 13:18:05 GMT -5
Congratulations, you have wasted $50.
Research a potential purchase before laying down your cash next time.
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bobalis
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Post by bobalis on Apr 18, 2004 13:31:13 GMT -5
I would attach a sight on it because the gun is not accurate enough for one. Next time, seach on these forums for info about the gun you are looking into and then you will find out all you need to know BEFORE you purchase it. In other words, do what xaos just said.
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Post by testticool on Apr 18, 2004 15:45:12 GMT -5
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Post by HotelSixActual on Apr 18, 2004 20:32:34 GMT -5
The Super 9 is a really nice, high quality stick. You can use that for a lot of stuff, like proping up a door, or hitting somone with it, u know, lots of stuff.
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Post by BurningHate on Apr 19, 2004 18:54:37 GMT -5
im sure i have a POS, but u guys are missing what im saying. i wanted to buy a cheapy to see how i like sitting in one spot forever (sniping) before i pay $400 for a good one
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Post by TacticalLiquidation on Apr 19, 2004 18:56:20 GMT -5
There is a lot more to sniping than sitting in one spot forever...
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Post by Josh Walrus on Apr 19, 2004 19:17:38 GMT -5
tru dat, and you cant snipe at low fps with .12s so your really not getting a taste at all
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Post by leanpocket25 on Apr 19, 2004 19:23:39 GMT -5
In airsoft sniping isnt exactly the same thing as you see in the movies. You cant just sit back and expect to get anybody out. There is a lot more into it than that..
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Post by Motown on Apr 19, 2004 19:28:48 GMT -5
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Post by BurningHate on Apr 20, 2004 16:25:33 GMT -5
well thank you guys. i appretiate the help and stuff, and i know sniping is more than my vivid picture. but i just wanted a little taste. please, if you guys know a reliable gun that i can look into for a good price, please, tell me. ive got a pretty open budget, it might just take a little longer (im saving for car too)
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Post by xaos on Apr 20, 2004 16:43:33 GMT -5
If you just want a taste, slide the selector switch on your AEG to semi, and play like a sniper. You won't have the range a "real" sniper does, but you'll be able to get a feel for your duties as a sniper.
If you're dead set on buying a rifle, however, you really can't go wrong with the APS-2. It's the benchmark by which all other airsoft sniper rifles are judged at the moment. Also, note that there are very few rifles that are capable of actually performing as sniper weapons out of the box. Expect to spend 4-500 bucks for a good rifle.
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