can someone recommend a good starter air soft gun for a ten yr old that's not too pricy maybe around 40 to 50 dollars
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Start with a pistol and make sure you educate your child on firearm safety.
1982803
I care because I'm not interested in buying a nerf gun that's meant for an 8 or 12 year old for my 4-year old child. Answers like yours aren't very helpful.
1073773
Hey Jak, I've sold several of these at mrairsoft.com and they will range from 200-225 FPS - which in everyday terms is pretty hard. Its a good all-around gun and a good value for the price. It wont shoot as hard as, say, an Echo-1 gun, but those are over $200. For the money, this one shoots well and hard enough to be a good entry level gun.
1610626
This is an extremely good option for a beginner. You hand launch. It can fly very slowly and it's tougher than it looks.
682635
Before tackling this one I would recommend the Airfix 1:72 scale planes found at Barnes and Noble as they come with paint and glue already and are easier to put together and have alot less pieces. That way if he ends up not liking it you haven't spent much money. But if he wants to try this one it's not too hard to put together, just remember that you have to buy all the paint, brushes and glue (I recommend non toxic glue and acrylic paint) too. A hobby knife is also highly recommended to trim flash and remove parts from the trees. Hope this helps.
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SPIG. But if u want an airsoft gun, just save up some money and buy a g and g or an echo 1. Thats what i eventually did and my echo 1 ak47 still performs as well as it did out of the box two years ago.
1351484
I can't honestly think of anything under $100 (new) but there are some good games available that makes it interesting for my gifted 9 year old but the stuff that comes in it, not going to be challenging.
753263
This would be perfect for him. Our kids have had theirs for a year now and have used the heck out of them. This is a durable, great starter set for right and left handed kids. It's also fun to use an adult.
1984663
The trigger is decent as good or better than any other air rifle.For the money it is indeed one he'll of a gun and very accurate with a good Scope at some distance!read up on the gun, ,,lots of good video demo and reviews online have fun
1800260
I would suggest getting her the bamboo to start, as it is cheaper and if she really enjoys it it will teach her the small learning curve as well as the care for a tablet. If she keeps up with it, the investment of only about a hundred bucks (which is still a lot to me, mind you) will seem small, and when next birthday comes around, you could grab her a bigger better version. Truly, if she does spend a lot of time doing it, this is completely preference here, I would maybe get her the intuos 4 and let her really step into the world of using an intuos. That is from the point of view of someone who was a 13 year old who would love to have had the "big guns" to play with. It may not be ery realistic, though. Something to note is that the pen tips, the "nibs" on the new intuos, are made of a black plastic material that wears down. The new drawing surface of the intuos 4 is slightly rough, so that it feels like paper. When you use the nibs on this surface, it grinds them down quickly, and you are stuck buying replacements like blades for shavers. The previous intuos 3 versions did not have this problem. The intuos 3 surface is smooth, and the tips last forever. A thirteen year old may not be quite ready for an intuos 4 that requires a bit of finesse to use in said circumstance, as worn down nibs apparently can damage your drawing surface, leading to buying replacements for that. Get her a decent bamboo and if she sticks with it, upgra
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My six year old has trouble pulling the trigger back to shoot this. Hope this helps.
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My 10yr old daughter is able to draw and shoot it without any problems. It's a good beginner bow.
1013648
I would recommend a lighter draw weight 1 piece for a 13 year old. Probably 30lbs and a good 1 piece fiberglass bow should be less expensive also.
1800207
to be honest buddy - the gun broke the second time my daughter used it. I would save your money and get a better gun, you will have much more fun with a better gun. My daughter bought a better gun and she loves it
1048013
I would say ages 6-10. anyone older would get bored with them real quick. For older kids I would recommend any RC tanks that shoot the Airsoft pellets. they do not shoot hard enough to hurt anyone.
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I agree with the other two comments about being to difficult for a four year old to operate. I also think the Syma S107 would be a good choice (I have one myself). As the child's skill builds in time they will be able to move up to a fixed pitch 4 channel like the V911. If not the Syma S107, lAmazon sells many coaxial 3 channel which will be much easier to operate .
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Yes it its, it is pretty small and im a bit to strong to pull the plunger to make it fire. So a 10yo would be ok with this.