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krap101 · November 2nd, 2011, 22:47

Yes, having a semi/automatic gun should be your first, because it plays a much more flexible role, and allows you "accuracy through volume". Once you play a bit, and get a feel for the sport, you can then begin to specialize and find out what you like. I'm not telling you what you can/can't do, but rather what you should do.

Tuning a sniper rifle will take practice, money, and time, so it'd be best if you had something to fall back on (aeg).

I'm making a few assumptions here, but it sounds like you're a bit new..er...

November 2nd, 2011, 22:47	#3
krap101 Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Roscoe, IL USA	Yes, having a semi/automatic gun should be your first, because it plays a much more flexible role, and allows you "accuracy through volume". Once you play a bit, and get a feel for the sport, you can then begin to specialize and find out what you like. I'm not telling you what you can/can't do, but rather what you should do. Tuning a sniper rifle will take practice, money, and time, so it'd be best if you had something to fall back on (aeg). I'm making a few assumptions here, but it sounds like you're a bit new..er... __________________ AIRSOFT PRECISION DYNAMICS - Augmenting Reality Last edited by krap101; November 2nd, 2011 at 23:05..