These are some of the airsofts I'd be carrying if I was able to legally sell my organs. But, alas, that is not an option. So instead I will just be content with low prices springers and day dreaming. Say, if anyone out there wants to buy me one of these for free, I may be persuaded to take it off your hands.
This rifle holds a special place in my heart, being the standard issue rifle of the U.S. Armed Forces, and me being reasonably patriotic.
This item was made by Heckler & Koch. It is an MP5K fitted into a briefcase. It can be fired from the handle and removed quickly. I've seen it used in movies and it looks damned cool. Tokyo Marui makes an MP5K, so maybe a airsofter with a lot of spare time and some honed skills could design it (Not me.)
My roommate, Justin, really wants this one. It is the "ultimate" sniper's weapon supposedley. Is is Semi-Automatic and Battery powered. Very cool looking, but I'd hate to go up against it.
This is another one of Justin's favorites. It is one of the best gas-blowback guns on the market. The real steel version, known to civilians as the Mark 23, is the issue sidearm of U.S. Special Ops Groups. Hence, "Special Operations COMmand" pistol. Can be armed with numerous accessories from silencers to laser sights.
This is one of my favorite looking airsofts. It is a gas-powered, semi-automatic shotgun which ejects the shells after firing. Practically, I can't imagine using it: it takes up gas (which I don't have a good source of), and you'd have to police your shells afterwards. But, it's still really nice to look at.
Drooooooooooooool. This baby is from the M60 series, which is the Light Machine Gun carried by U.S. Military squads. I won't pretend to know any of the specs on this gun, besides it has a 1200 BB capacity, but I wish I had one to mount on my car. But with the rather hefty price tag, about a grand, I don't think it'll happen anytime soon