To Pinguicula we are serious about snipping, we just have a low budget right now. We have a friend who we might be able to get to fix the g700, the problem is we gave it to him to look at once and it took two years to get back. But I feel we could get him to do it in a short time though. We would do it ourselves but we have no experience working on spring guns. A parts list for it would be great!
Also I have some other questions that are on and off topic. First what is the best way to achieve great range with a sniper? And can someone provide a parts list for doing so? Next can spring svds take aeg parts, specifically barrels? Also I want to buy a sniper and upgrade it myself so I can learn, I would also use it in battles, and I was thinking of either an svd or a bar10. Which would be better in your opinion, not just for learning how to upgrade, performance wise?
Also you guys can say whatever in this post getting off topic is not a big deal to me at least.
The reality of spring sniping
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Re: The reality of spring sniping
"Peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be achieved by understanding." - Albert Einstein
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Re: The reality of spring sniping
Yeah, I quit airsoft. No regrets.
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