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IUsedToBeShodansOwn · June 5th, 2006, 13:24

Alright, I know that if I dont want to spend a lot of money, airsoft is probably not the best hobby. BUT, if I can cut corners and save money I will. I know there are much better choices out there, but I do enjoy a good project.

Has anyone here owned a Super 9? I'm just wondering if they're even worth buying for the $50, then upgrading them by hand (see unconventional airsoft article). Has anyone tried this? What sort of FPS would you expect? How terrible are these rifles stock anyways? Does anyone know if they have fairly regular airsoft parts (like barrels and whatnot, for installing longer barrels or tightbore, etc)? I just dont have enough information on these, and I'd like to know more.

June 5th, 2006, 13:24	#1
IUsedToBeShodansOwn Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Vancouver, BC	Super 9 (hear me out) Alright, I know that if I dont want to spend a lot of money, airsoft is probably not the best hobby. BUT, if I can cut corners and save money I will. I know there are much better choices out there, but I do enjoy a good project. Has anyone here owned a Super 9? I'm just wondering if they're even worth buying for the $50, then upgrading them by hand (see unconventional airsoft article). Has anyone tried this? What sort of FPS would you expect? How terrible are these rifles stock anyways? Does anyone know if they have fairly regular airsoft parts (like barrels and whatnot, for installing longer barrels or tightbore, etc)? I just dont have enough information on these, and I'd like to know more.