I fancy the p90 mostly because of my familiarity with ir from counter strike games of my previous years. The p90 is a pretty good aeg airsoft gun though with a high rate of fire. The only real pitfall to the gun is its accuracy. It isn’t insanely inaccurate, but it’s really not as accurate as most mp5 models, and especially our m16. You can only really compare subs to subs though, and overall, the p90 is a truly fun airsoft gun to have.

Cheap thompson airsoft gun can be hard to come by. This particular model comes from NX. Most thompsons are very good guns, just keep in mind, as with everything, you get what you pay for. Finding a cheap thompson can be difficult but google is your friend. Keep in mind if you want and automatic you will need to search for an “AEG” and make sure you are not buying a spring action thompson airsoft gun.

This gun is a real joy to hold. It has weight to it and it feels extremly solid. The fake wood stock and grip are convincing enough even at close range. The drum in these things holds around 1000 bb’s which is pretty good for an automatic of it’s size. Some styles of thompson come with a banana clip instead of a rotary. I’ve never used the banana clips but the rotary style has very seldom jammed. The rear sight is adjustable. Shooting a pop can at 30′ was easily attainable. I did find the rate of fire a little sluggish however. That said however its velocity was pretty nice compared to other stock airsoft makers such as Tokyo Marui, and Classic Army. I was getting nice numbers averaging 371.3 fps using .20gm bbs.

In the AEG family of pistols, my favorite model without a doubt is the SOCOM 1911.

This airsoft pistol seems to be the most well-rounded in terms of ammo capacity and accuracy/precision. Thankfully, this model hasn’t been neglected in the AEG realm, where pistols are few and far between.