Bump for a great, great seller, this guy is legit and when he says excellent condition he means it. I'm thoroughly pleased with the EoTech I bought off him and would recommend buying from him to anyone. I did like he said he would in this post and he shipped the item to his father I met with him to inspect it. Again I was thoroughly pleased with everything from first and all contact to mounting it to my AR-15 to now, he is good people and so is his dad. Oh and your dad is super cool btw Darrell, I had a great convo with him! Tell him I said hi and thanks for meeting with me!

Thanks for the kind words Robby.  Much appreciated.  I'm glad you are happy with what you got.  By the way, my dad enjoyed talking to you to.

$$ SOLD $$

For sale is a Trigger Happy Elcan scope with illuminated green & red reticles for $170 OBO.

It is in excellent condition.

Despite these being replicas, they are excellent scopes and very durable and are a step above the Chinese knock offs. The nicest feature about these scopes is that they are one of very few scopes that can zero in at 40~50 yards. Most scopes (even most airsoft scopes) are designed too zero in at 100 yards plus.

These scopes with illuminated reticles are also very hard to find these days. If you can find one, they are $325 + new.

Scope comes with rubber cap for rear lens. (Not shown in picture)

Item is in California.  Because of the high price for this item I will send by FedEx and pay for shipping.  Item can be sent to Anthem for pick-up.  

CA M249 Mk-46 Long
Magpul rail covers
Grip Pod (real)
Elcan 1x4 Specter Dr scope/dot sight

Gents

I want to treat my parents to dinner in the Phoenix, Scottsdale area.  Can someone recommend some nice place where I can buy a gift certificate  for them.

Thanks

ardrummer292

I keep getting an error display from Arnie when I click on the link.  Can you recheck it.

Thanks

ardrummer292

Since you have the Inokatsu Mk-43.  My guess is that the Inokatsu M240's performance should be similar.  I've also heard that Inokatsu in general are usually good performers.  Another thing I heard is that the Inokatsu M240 had a more heavy duty body.  But since I've never seen one I can't really say for sure.

As for VFC gear boxes, this is the first gun I've owned that has had one.  I have had no problems with mine what so ever.  However, I had all the internal stripped and replaced with high quality parts from the start.  So I'm not sure if that made a difference or not.

By the way, if you are interested in seeing what the VFC gear box look like in the TH M240 go to this link http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6981761473105456457#  This is actually a gear box for the VFC M-60 Mk-43 but with the exception to the trigger assembly, it looks identical to mine.

The biggest influence in my decision in buy the TH M240 was the video review from the Dutch guys from AATV that did the review on the Inokatsu M240.  When they shot it, the grouping of the BB shots where horrible.  I was dismayed that for $2,000 the gun shot like a shot gun.

Anyway, if you have the time, I would like to see a review on your Inokatsu M-60 Mk-43.

Grenades are much more effective in a CQB environment but they do come in handy out doors every now and then.

There is a new airsoft grenade that came out recently.  It's called "Thunder B".  It doesn't spray any BBs.  It just makes a loud bang like a stun grenade and the price is relatively cheap compared to some other airsoft grenades.  Just google Thunder B airsoft grenades.  There are quite a few videos on You Tube too.

Busta Cap

How about some pics