I’m in the market for an air soft sniper rifle i need to stay under or at 0 what i want this gun to have -bi pod -scope – 450+ FPS – GOOD accuracy – very durable – realistic
- i want to stay at stock no upgrades if you could please give me some links to guns that have all these characteristics that would be greatly appreciated Thank You

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Ive been looking at several different Paintball "sniper" rifles online and I’m just not sure which ones are good I have a tip man 98 custom and I know those are always good and reliable. All i need is some more input on some different guns and maybe some websites or links.
P.S I would like to have one that comes with the kit like a scope and maybe a bi pod that kind of stuff =)

Thank You

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I’m wanting to buy a good airsoft rifle. Everything included, Bi-pod, scope, etc. Everything. My budget is pretty flexible so what do you think is the best package?

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I have the infamous package deal Remington 710 with the synthetic all-weather stock, steel bolt action, Bushnell Sharpshooter 3-9x40mm optics, with a .270 caliber barrel. I had bought a bi-pod for it, a camouflage sling, and the only ammunition I use for it is Federal Premium Boat-tails 130g soft point. I have experience in this weapon. I had shot my first deer between two ribs, through the liver, then the heart and in between two vertebrae of the spinal column between 225 yards away in kneeling position based on what I observed when I cleaned him. ( That may not seem far but it was my first hunt. ) If it isn’t suitable, what do I need to change on it? I am trying to get a good rifle out of my .270 for long distance target shooting.

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I bought and equipped the bi-pod for my sniper rifle but can’t figure out how to deploy it. The manual is no help at all.

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well i recently saw pictures of a weapon called a sniper pistol. its simply a regular pistol fitted with a bi pod in the front and a standard sniper rifle scope on top of it. im wondering what type of gun its considered. and if its lethal enough at what range.

here are some pics:

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sniperpistol.jpg

http://www.rap4.com/images/t68gen3/T68_Gen3_Sniper_Package_Pistol.jpg

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Hello, Does anyone know any good air soft sniper rifles for about 100$ or so? preferably without a scope cuz i want to get a good mil dot one. or are mil dots even useful in air soft wars? if not than i would like to know some good packages that come with a scope and bi pod but deff a scope. i was looking at the super 9 tactical just wondering of its any good thanks

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I’m left-handed, and I would like to start sniping in airsoft. Unfortunately there are no left-handed bolt-action airsoft sniper rifles. I was wondering (preferably from another lefty) if buying a right-handed regular bolt-action rifle would be worth the trouble of reaching over to cock the gun.
I do plan on getting a bi-pod to make the cocking easier.

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i want to know were i can get a cheap airsoft sniper rifle with a bi-pod and a scope that realy magnifies?

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I know some people will put on a synthetic stock on so they don’t scratch up there nice wood stocks while hunting. even as much as it kills me I have a synthetic stock on my Finnish upgrade Mosin Nagant because the original wood is much to bad of a condition to be usable. So I’m buying a wall hanger Mosin Nagant to switch out the stock and maybe use for parts. The people I’m talking about will get a M44 and put on a synthetic stock with a Scope mount, Bi-Pod, Laser and all the Tacti-Cool stuff. I’ve actually seen a mosin like that. The worst was when I was in a gun shop and a guy came in and said he had a old M1903 in original condition his Father left him. When me and a gun shop employee asked more about it. He said sportorized it, Synthetic Stock, Bi-pod and drilled and taped for a scope. I was biting my tongue. I was just at complete aw some one would kill such a beautiful Rifle. Not like it was a 18 year old video game nerd this guy looked in his late twenties. So, any thoughts on why are willing to take away the history of these old rifles?

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