A Legal Airsoft Club in Singapore
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For those who don't know, there's a legal airsoft club in Singapore. You can't take the guns home of course.
Link here
www.guns.com.sg
For those who're interested, it's at Potong Pasir Community Centre
More info here
http://targetshooting.meetup.com/22/calendar/6872500/
Note: I do not work for this airsoft club. I'm just sharing information that's all.
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you can buy the gun but you must leave it there...
Wheres the location btws ?? I am very Interested.... -
First post updated with the info. Thanks!Originally posted by Seth35:you can buy the gun but you must leave it there...
Wheres the location btws ?? I am very Interested.... -
You can also shoot with Safra Yishun which has a competition shooting range.
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[quoteYou can also shoot with Safra Yishun which has a competition shooting range.[/quote]
Safra only got sporting rifles right ? Not actual replicas of real weapons ?[/quote] -
interesting
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What's the point... leaving your gun there. I think you might as well just rent a gun or something.
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Thats true...i think you will have to pay to let it be stored there as well...Originally posted by chanjyj:What's the point... leaving your gun there. I think you might as well just rent a gun or something. -
Safra only got sporting rifles right ? Not actual replicas of real weapons ?[/quote][/b][/quote]Originally posted by Seth35:[quote[b]You can also shoot with Safra Yishun which has a competition shooting range.
Only seen sporting rifles there so far. -
they came to airforce sch.
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You can always just use their guns of course. But I guess if you're serious enough you can purchase your own personal airsoft gun like some of the members. To me, if you've fired real steel airsoft just doesn't cut it. Airsoft is better used for skirmishes and mil-sim in my opinion.Originally posted by chanjyj:What's the point... leaving your gun there. I think you might as well just rent a gun or something. -
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Oh PPCC got airsoft shoots now ah? I only used the archery range at PPCC, didn know there was an airsoft range. Whats the fees like?Originally posted by p7m13:You can always just use their guns of course. But I guess if you're serious enough you can purchase your own personal airsoft gun like some of the members. To me, if you've fired real steel airsoft just doesn't cut it. Airsoft is better used for skirmishes and mil-sim in my opinion. -
You can check out the link in the first post or give them a call. I'm not a member so I don't know...Originally posted by Shotgun:Oh PPCC got airsoft shoots now ah? I only used the archery range at PPCC, didn know there was an airsoft range. Whats the fees like?
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agree.Originally posted by chanjyj:What's the point... leaving your gun there. I think you might as well just rent a gun or something. 
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Sembawang CC also got and cheaper. Bigger space. I am the member there.
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I am not what you would call an " airsofter ". But I do own one in Shanghai by CA - Classic Army.
Details, finishing etc quite realistic.
The example I have the sights are not aligned meaning the front sight post or the rear sight is not 100% 90 degree angle. This meant I had to stuff paper to tilt the rear sight post at an angle that matches the front sight. Otherwise cannot zero. Rough but works. Quite accurate.
This is all metal construction and heavier than the real thing. Equipped with a China-made aimpoint red dot sight that costs about SGD40 and the thing works like a charm. Can be zeroed.
Accuracy cannot beat the Marui MP5 I used to own in Hong Kong. Although the Marui is more plasticky, the BB hit where you point every time. I once put out a small candle flame with one quick snap shot at 5m distance.
When I left HK I gave my MP5 and 2 x 92F away. -
i beg to differ..
i have been down to both ranges @ sembawang and potong pasir.
no doubt sembawang has a bigger space than potong pasir, but the fees are abit on the high side as compared to potong pasir. there's membership fee, subscription fee, membership fee, maintainence fee and dunno-wad-else fee. that's if you are going there to shoot. and of course you have to be a member there in order to shoot.
potong pasir wise, although the space is smaller than sembawang, but there wasn't any other fees like sembawang other than the flat fee of 15dollars + bb rounds.
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i'll join when i can buy a piece at 150 SGD, bring home ,and plink at empty cardboard boxes.
oh wait. i can do that now in TW and I DONT have clubs to join!(have lar, ipsc but too ex membership)
hmm...
seriously, if anyone wanna play airsoft, gimme 400SGD, i bring u play till song song and u can put
YOUR gu..rifle in MY house in TW. (G36series , AK series , M4 series , AUG series,L85A2 etc, your pick.)
its not THAT hard to come to Taiwan is it?
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dude. pay u $400... watabt airfare, hotel, makan, etc? end of the day isnt it more expensive?
on the other hand, if $400 includes room n board at ur place n budget airfare to fly over + a whole weekend of games, i dun mind flying over every month and investing in a gun loh.
but seriously, what sort of gun related activity are the bros here interested in, wargaming, skirmishing, the power of being able to fire a weapon?
if its wargaming or skirmishing, there are other options.
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lodging is easy, one night stay only ard 40 SGD. IMHO 400 SGD can get you a rifle and a pistol plus all the bb's u can shoot.
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these places are mostly for teenagers. moreover its very expensive and just shooting target boards is a bore.
must set up a airsoft skirmish facility to rival the paintball/laser ones currently in sg.. heheh
ktk, u sporean living in taiwan? I might be visiting taiwan either this summer hols or end of year. but dont think will have time to go shooting and stuff