What ya think about this Airsoft M30P 235FPS Rifle?

Hi, there. Was wondering anyone of u have experience with Airsoft M30P 235FPS Rifle? What about its performance? Is it nice stuff to go with?

Its great for pretend time!

Looks like alot of colorful gadgets.
I personally would like either a full rifile, or a pistol.
Not an automatic pistol with a scope and lazer lol

reply to post by windyday2010


Keep in mind if you are going to do this as a hobby you really do get what you pay for...go to airsoftmegastore.com...yes it does sound like a cheesy name...

i have an airsoft JGSDF rifle. its kick arse, but it was nearly $500 aussie dollars. the $20-$50 aisrsoft pieces are pretty lightweight

What about saving up for this airsoft minigun

Good for when you really need to make a hole in a melon in a hurry

235 fps is okay for backyard skirmishes, but if your playing in a field, you nee something like 300+ fps with .25 bb's
I run a few different guns when I play, depending on my mood, mainly i stick with my S&W M4, which shoots 325 out of the box

I would look up a classic army sportline model, theyre a pretty good beginner's gun

check out these websites:

www.bigboytoysairsoft.com...
www.airsoftcarolina.com...
www.airsoftatlanta.com...
www.airsoftmegastore.com...

"You get what you pay for". - The old line rings true again.

I'd shy away from a bottom-shelf gun, such this one...

... and lookie @ those links to reputable vendors that were just posted...GL deciding, and don't rush your purchase. You'll just end up with, well...a really expensive toy.

Edit:

I've been to Airsoft Atlanta's storefront before. Though it was a few years ago when I was doing the paintball thing. But I can vouch for these guy's credibility back then...if that means a darn thing to ya at all.



I like this affordable, gas-powered Luger myself.

I have an MB-40D airsoft rifle, one of the best budget air rifles on the market. For about $200 you get 400 fbs with a 25-30 meter range. IT is dead accurate at 10-15 meters, but loses speed and direction beyond that. Hurts like a B though. Best part is.... it's a bolt action! Currently undefeated on my airsoft team. I haven't been hit once and have snagged 4 different people in 3 matches. I recommend it for its realistic feal and low cost.

reply to post by okamitengu


good god, I picked up a barely-fired USP in .40 s&w the other day for $500.

Are you guys telling me they are charging almost as much money for airsoft "weapons" as their real-life counterparts?

Originally posted by davespanners
What about saving up for this airsoft minigun

Good for when you really need to make a hole in a melon in a hurry

i know a guy that has this mounted on a mini dune buggy, when he's on the field we watch out lkol

reply to post by Use your brain


Haha! That's exactly what some poor souls are doing. Though the customer-base for these rich kid toys, are probably in reality the parents of said spoiled brats.

Don't get me wrong, as I think there's a cool factor inherent in certain Airsoft guns, ie. the video of the mini-gun above, but you won't see me dishing out that kind of dough for a replica.

Originally posted by Modern Americana
I have an MB-40D airsoft rifle, one of the best budget air rifles on the market. For about $200 you get 400 fbs with a 25-30 meter range. IT is dead accurate at 10-15 meters, but loses speed and direction beyond that. Hurts like a B though. Best part is.... it's a bolt action! Currently undefeated on my airsoft team. I haven't been hit once and have snagged 4 different people in 3 matches. I recommend it for its realistic feal and low cost.

edit on 4-11-2010 by Modern Americana because: (no reason given)

That's might be great stuff for sure.

I'll take a pic of my arsenal one of these days

shop.ehobbyasia.com...
this is one of my rifles its shoots at 470 fps a magazine holds around 40 rounds. it uses standard crosman co2 cartridges. i have mine tricked out with an acog sight .replica with a green dot . i ran off a vicious pitbull eiyh it a few weeks back.

I actually used to run with a budget AK, it was tough, but I made it work, and then got an AEG SAW a few years back which has never seen any action. So I'm doing the responsible thing by selling it, because I usually just have it sitting up on it's bipod in the middle of the floor wishing I had time to actually play again. I'd post a link when I put it up for sale, but I think that may not be allowed.

but yeah, you get what you pay for. Except Echo-1 was pretty reasonable in price and quality and coming around back when I stopped playing. In the firing test of the SAW(aslo echo 1), it tore through my 1000 round box-mag like nothing at at around 300FPS. They had pretty sweet M4's too. This gun, with all the bells and whistle, really is just kinda embarrassing and flimsy.

reply to post by windyday2010


Do you get monies for every blind link click on all these advert threads you've created?

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