I was just thinking the same thing when I saw the picture. "A bunch of used Chinese underlevers... is AoA going to foot the hospital bill when somebody loses a finger?"
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🚨Potential Deal Alert🚨 Mystery Bucket-o-Chinesium Airguns
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I had a B3 once, luckily no mishaps. Was a decently accurate and when heavily lubed it made decent power. The overall design has some potential faults, but it was an interesting platform to learn springer basics with (you could say, Lol). I wouldn't want another, let alone half a bin full. That being said, it might have some potential value to someone out there.
Kinda like the one time I was looking for pellets on a different website, I came across owl pellets... Yup, they were selling literal
... But I guess there was some sort of market for that sort of thing 
Kinda like the one time I was looking for pellets on a different website, I came across owl pellets... Yup, they were selling literal
... But I guess there was some sort of market for that sort of thing Upvote 0
Personally why these airgun companies use credova is beyond me, but that's a whole separate topics that's already been covered.And if you act now, that is only $73.83 per month when you choose credova.
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3B's and KL3B's were and are the bargain basement of Chinese guns. When they were $19.99 it only made sense to pick one up and learn a thing or two about tuning spring guns by trying to polish a turd. These days they're selling for $70 on eBay when adjusted for inflation they should be around $29.99-$34.99. The price AOA is asking is actually quite reasonable, but who the hell wants 20 of them? I could see buying the lot, finding the 2 or 3 collectible pieces in the batch and then reselling the rest individually for enough to cover the $400. You could build up a good list of sellers reviews doing that, but it's not the kind of thing I have time for.I had a B3 once, luckily no mishaps. Was a decently accurate and when heavily lubed it made decent power. The overall design has some potential faults, but it was an interesting platform to learn springer basics with (you could say, Lol). I wouldn't want another, let alone half a bin full. That being said, it might have some potential value to someone out there.
Kinda like the one time I was looking for pellets on a different website, I came across owl pellets... Yup, they were selling literal
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Being new, with one springer, I’d take a couple so I can get comfortable doing more than tightening screws. Eventually, I’ll have to start opening my only child.
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