www.redwolfairsoft.com

www.dentrinityshop.com...AG&bid=WEA

www.airsoftextreme.com...th=366_486

Western arms ^

www.pyramydair.com/cgi...del_id=804

co2 ^

www.airsoftextreme.com
These guys only have the 1911 models though. Actually, I'm not even sure if WA makes other gas guns besides the 1911 models. I'm probably wrong, but I can't remember if I've ever seen one.

shortyusa.com/index.html?RID=4328
All I did for this one was google c02 desert eagle. You probably want to research all of this by yourself on google or something so you don't miss out on anything that someone else might not want post on. You know what I mean?

p.s. On the shorty link, you have to find the gun yourself: it's under gas guns, and then if you click on "show all", just scroll down and it's the first desert eagle that comes up.

Hope you find what your looking for!

DeadEye wrote:

www.airsoftextreme.com These guys only have the 1911 models though. Actually, I'm not even sure if WA makes other gas guns besides the 1911 models. I'm probably wrong, but I can't remember if I've ever seen one.

Yeah actually they do. Redwolf, when they have them in stock, have Sigarms, S&W, Beretta, Colt, and Para Ord models.

What do you guys think about the Western Arms SV Infinity Classic 6.0 Black, OR The Western Arms SV Infinity Classic 6.0 Hybrid Silver? I like them both, but what do you guys think, are they decent guns from what you can Tell, Just want some opinion, or fact if you know.

I don't know much about the WA, but the Infinities are an alright gun from my experiences with it. I can't remember what brand I was using, but it had a HECK of a kick (almost near a .22 one of friends noted) and that was using green gas. The brand that I was using had a few flaws, but I'm guessing that because your thinking about going WA that the pistol will have less flaws.

But on a side note: I personally don't like the look very much. (Just had to get that out.) =)

for the maximum in range, accuracy, and power you want a revolver, to be more specific, you want a long barreled Tanaka revolver, and i'll tell you why

1. It's an NBB - Non Blow Back - pistol, meaning the only gas the pistol is using is that to propel the bb, no extra amount of gas is used for a slide blowback

2. The Pegasus system is by far the most gas efficent system used in any pistol, it will always supply the same amount of gas per shot, there is little to no inconsistent fps varations using this system

3. A NBB gas pistol allows the user a varity of enviomental conditions for it's use, unlike GBB pistols, a NBB pistol can function in the colder months with just a slightly slower fps ratio then that of warmer months


while there is nothing worng with GBB pistols, you asked for the "most" powerful, accurate, and longest ranged pistol availbe, this does not fall into the GBB "automatic" varity, you are looking for a revolver

Western arms pistols are great, but traditionally their hop up units have been shitty, sure they are top notch when it comes to finsh, design, and power, but really lack in the range catogory, and like everyone else i'll tell you they are the "Porche" of airsfot pistols, meaning while they preform "ok" in thier stock forms, they really don't show there full ability without some upgrades i.e. floating vavles, loading ramps, slides, hammer springs, etc..

As for ksc/kwa they are great pistols, i've owned probably at least a dozen of them over the years, 3 m9s, 4 or 5 glocks, a few of the sigs, as long as they are properly maintained they dont't have any issues, and as for the front sight falling off the m9 series that would be pretty hard to do seeing as the front sight isn't actaully a seperate piece as much as it is actaully part of the slide, you have to whack it up against something pretty hard to break that part off. As for the right saftey coming loose that is really their only weak spot, but that part tends to loosen up first before it falls off completly, i've never lost one, all it takes it a dab of either crazy glue or lock tight on bth of the grub screw holes located in the top of the right side saftey housing.

i'm not even going to touch on co2 pistols as there isn't one avaible that is worth a s**t, co2 pistols are made by inferior companies such as WE and KWC known for thier cheap pries and piss poor produtcion

but you should know with any unregulated co2 powered pistol it is going to be unregular with it's gas consumption, the more you fire and the colder the gas gets the faster your fps drops

So tell me where I can find a Tanaka Revolver, I know the brand, just no Idea where to get a good deal on one.

redwolfairsoft.com/red...ry?menu1=2

Be prepared to spend money on shells too..

www.dentrinityshop.com...search.jsp

www.wgcshop.com search for revolver

Haven't seen them stateside yet.

www.trinityairsoft.com - US based

no need for shells, uses an internal 11-13 shot magazine located inside of the cylinder

for you i would suggest the m500, planet holster on www.ebay.com - ebay store - can custom make you a shoulder or belt rig for about 25.00

Yea, The M500 Looks like a good gun. It looks Like It's all Metal, but do you know if it is? for $185.00 It had better not be Plastic.

clinder, compinsator, trigger, hammer, sideplate, sight rail, internals - valve and trigger mech - are metal, barrel and lower frame are heavyweight plastic

one other aspect i forgot to mention about tanaka revolvers, you can switch out the triger mech parts i.e. cylinder lock, springs, etc.. with real steel S&W internal parts, i have a few real steel S&W parts in my M629

here is my input, i own 2 gbb. a hfc m190 and a maruzen p99. to start, i have never like the m9, i thought it was ugly and looked too bulky for my likeing. but i bought one and have been very happy with it since day one. its nicely weighted and shoots real accurate, and the kick is nice. it did a great job at asylum 5. now my p99 is my baby. i have wanted evry version of that gun since 007 used it in tomarrow never dies. i own the pellet gun version, the airsoft version, and hopefully next year the real steal. the gun is perfect, its just the right size and has never misfired. i had it stock for a year and used 134a with it and it was great. just recently i upgraded it and could not have been any happier. i have a metal slide, recoil spring guide, accurate inner barrel, and the high flow valves. i even have the silencer for it and it looks and feels great. its weight is perfect, its all in the handle, unlike my buddies kwa usp compact, and the grip fits perfect in your hand, i believe a few years ago it was rated the most comfortable gun to hold. the gun was a good price and it has done a great job. and now with the upgrades its rocks. its also very accurate, i shot my buddy in the head from 40ft without a problem. but here is some more info, like its been said before, if you take care of your guns then they will do fine, learn to strip it and learn what everything does, second, get a gun(s) that you are whilling to beat the hell out of. this is a sport, and you and your guns, including your equipment, will get dirty and beat up. so get a strong gun that will always shoot and that can take a beating. enjoy them, cause nothing lasts forever and you might as well get the most out of it while you can.