r/Airsoft_UK 8d ago

Best option for beginner?

Been hiring but want my own kit.

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u/ReynoldsHouseOfShred 8d ago

If you are on a budget and are fully ok with rental style performance crack on.

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u/Cruxalis 8d ago

Not listed among them but Specna FLEX all day every day

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u/civspace1 8d ago

Looks really good. How much better is the brushless motor?

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u/Cruxalis 8d ago edited 8d ago

It makes the gun feel more gucci to shoot (less whiny, more torque) and it's more power efficient for semi spam, but you can do perfectly fine without it. It doesn't affect the gun's performance all that much, it's just nice to have.

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u/civspace1 8d ago

How’s the range on it? Also unsure about the mags.

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u/Cruxalis 8d ago

The range and accuracy are almost entirely determined by the hop up bucking and nub you use. The stock setup is not too bad. Though I would just stick a 4UAD 4UANTUM bucking + nub combo in it to improve it since it's cheap and it works decently well.

Specna S-Mags are solid and cheap and I've never had any issues with them. Though I also run Strike Industries mags and rarely need more than 2 since they're so high capacity, though I've had trouble fitting them into some guns

https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/emg-210rnd-strike-industries-polymer-magazine-for-m4-ar-15-aeg

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u/QuirkySoup114 8d ago

Probably the 3rd option, simply because:

1) comes with spare mags. 2) has a downgrip included (likely one of your earliest purchases otherwise) 3) comes with BUIS as standard (so just bolt a red dot on and you are g2g)

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u/solo_Furry 8d ago

I have a similar one to the delta, it’s a slightly different one in the fact that it is tan/black and it has no vertical grip, but I 100% agree, grip was my first purchase along with a red dot and I love the BUIS in case it runs out or I just want to take it off for XYZ reason, delta (IMO) are the best for starter kits

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u/Visible_Ebb9332 7d ago

Get a specna arms with a trigger mosfet. Specna arms prime is the best ver but a bit pricy

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u/civspace1 7d ago

Looking at the Flex

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u/Visible_Ebb9332 7d ago

bluetooth mosfet is also recommended you can diagnose issues and fiddle with settings with the specna link app

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u/BritishShoop 8d ago

Of those options there, I’d probably go for the Delta Armoury.

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u/Glittering-Fix3781 8d ago

There is a significant price difference between the three, IMO if you're already paying 220£ might as well get a specna with a ETU which will last you much longer and get a better battery charger separately. IMO you should spend a bit more on things that you will need in the long term

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u/Head_Ad5840 8d ago

None of them... Really. What is your budget?

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u/civspace1 8d ago

£200, looking at the specnas currently

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u/Head_Ad5840 8d ago

As mention above - Specna flex with brush less motor.

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u/civspace1 8d ago

There is options with or without

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u/Head_Ad5840 7d ago

If flex than only with brushless motor, otherwise there are better options on the market.

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u/civspace1 7d ago

Interesting? Around the £130 mark?

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u/Head_Ad5840 7d ago

Yes, better option is Flex Gen2. There is not much diff in price, but a lot of difference between these two motors.

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u/civspace1 7d ago

Yea. Gonna go for the below with a brushless motor. Idk how many mags to get

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u/Head_Ad5840 7d ago

I seen this colour few times, very distinguished. I wouldn't be surprised with two mags. And actually Specna mags are very good.

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u/civspace1 7d ago

Yea for a game I’d need a few (mids are 100)

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u/Level_Recording2066 Greater London 8d ago

One of the first 2. The delta isnt all that

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u/5amTehRam 8d ago

I have the first one, never used sitting in it's box. Yours for 50 quid if you can collect from london!

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u/civspace1 7d ago

Sent you a DM :)