Tokyo Marui 'Hard Kick' Desert Eagle Airsoft Gun
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Tokyo Marui 'Hard Kick' Desert Eagle Airsoft Gun
First of all, just to clarify : this is NOT a real gun. It is gas powered pistol that shoots plastic pellets.
anyway
I bought this over the summer to play around with my friends, but ended up just mostly shooting beer cans and other household items. I have taken care of it, and kept it lubed even when it was not being used to insure that it worked properly. This gun shoots about 320 fps with green gas, and has as much recoil as I've ever seen from an airsoft pistol. Cosmetically it is in perfect condition. The orange painted tip is STILL on, I would not reccomend removing it, but hey it's up to you.
I will include everything that came with the gun when I bought it.
In addition to that, I will include 1 full tank of Green gas, and whats left of my other one ( about 1/3 ? )
Also, a rather large sized bag of pellets.
All of which is seen in the picture I provided the link for below.
The item is located in Berkeley, or Oakland depending when you come for it (I'm moving)
I'd prefer for you to come pick it up, but if you are making a trek to come get it I could meet you part way.
I am asking $100 for this item OR 110 shipped + payal fee ($3?)
the ONLY item I would accept a trade for is if you happen to have 99-00 civic coupe tail lights. that seems rather unlikely though. NO TEST FIRE if you dont have $100 on you.
thanks for reading, if you do end up writing me, please leave a first name, contact number and the best time to get ahold of you.
OR give me a call 510-393-2312
thanks,
Chase
everything in the picture is included, except the bamboo floor mat (the magazine is loaded in the pistol)
anyway
I bought this over the summer to play around with my friends, but ended up just mostly shooting beer cans and other household items. I have taken care of it, and kept it lubed even when it was not being used to insure that it worked properly. This gun shoots about 320 fps with green gas, and has as much recoil as I've ever seen from an airsoft pistol. Cosmetically it is in perfect condition. The orange painted tip is STILL on, I would not reccomend removing it, but hey it's up to you.
I will include everything that came with the gun when I bought it.
In addition to that, I will include 1 full tank of Green gas, and whats left of my other one ( about 1/3 ? )
Also, a rather large sized bag of pellets.
All of which is seen in the picture I provided the link for below.
The item is located in Berkeley, or Oakland depending when you come for it (I'm moving)
I'd prefer for you to come pick it up, but if you are making a trek to come get it I could meet you part way.
I am asking $100 for this item OR 110 shipped + payal fee ($3?)
the ONLY item I would accept a trade for is if you happen to have 99-00 civic coupe tail lights. that seems rather unlikely though. NO TEST FIRE if you dont have $100 on you.
thanks for reading, if you do end up writing me, please leave a first name, contact number and the best time to get ahold of you.
OR give me a call 510-393-2312
thanks,
Chase
everything in the picture is included, except the bamboo floor mat (the magazine is loaded in the pistol)
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Re: (HondaMang)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HondaMang »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">theres a shop in oakland, I have no idea if they do repairs though..
let me know if your interested though</TD></TR></TABLE>
http://www.airsoftextreme.com they have a store in oakland, and santa clara, bump for another airsofter
let me know if your interested though</TD></TR></TABLE>
http://www.airsoftextreme.com they have a store in oakland, and santa clara, bump for another airsofter
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