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I Paid £700($900) For A MYSTERY Airsoft Collection

Camman Extra

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I recently picked up this entire Airsoft collection from a guy that quit Airsoft 3 years ago. This entire load out had been sitting unused gathering dust.

I took a gamble and offered £700 (appx $900) for it, he accepted and it was delivered to my house. Watch me go through the mystery collection to see if I got a bargain, or thrown my money down the drain.

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20 Comments

@CammanExtra Creator 3 years ago Pinned

Thanks for watching everybody. Due to Youtube Policy, I won't discuss any sales in the comments.

@jediknight1294 2 years ago (edited)

The reason TRMR stopped being made was their US marketing got a bit mouthy about the mag flash variant and claimed they were as good as legit flashbang vs a training tool and got the TRMR reclassified as a flashbang and killed the US market so the brand went byebye.

I'd be interested in the Dan Wesson shells.

@mathewhopwood76 3 years ago

I gave up airsoft about 6 years ago. It was hard selling rifles, pistols, plate carrier etc. But I really enjoyed watching this, brought back some good memories!

@supersamuraicybersquid 3 years ago

One of the best mystery unboxings I've seen in a while. Nothing beats unexpectedly getting rare novelty items like the nades

@Alpnfrk 3 years ago

I think the reason he opened the bottles of bbs was because when in shipping and going thru altitude change it can pressurize the bottle learned that the hard way lol

@9doublem28 2 years ago (edited)

I think all this stuff together is worth more than 900$..i think it's around 2000$ for everything.. Maybe even more.. I don't know much about airsoft and this stuff but i know that there are a lot of people who are very fanatic of this stuff and pay a lot for such equipment

@aidandodge466 3 years ago

I hope someone goes through my stuff someday with this amount of love and attention ❤

@davis130485 3 years ago (edited)

Nice change of content. We all love adding second stuff to fill out our collections with. Look forward to the next one

@MrKrimson 3 years ago

you can tell this person loved this stuff and took care of it, glad it went to you

@Wood1511 3 years ago (edited)

That faux wood sniper is a cyma 701c :). And do you intend to sell any of this to your viewers?

@matthewkeith8605 3 years ago

Holmes did carry a gun, probably a Webley as I recall. In fact in the original books he famously shot the Queen's initials into the wall of his flat, much to the landlady's displeasure. (He wouldn't have worn the deerstalker much though).

@silly_ghillie 3 years ago

Looks like you are gonna have a stall this NAF

@sithknight7740 3 years ago

The only thing that confuses me is the mesh goggles. As those are a huge no-no in the US.

Goggles here have to be ANSI Z78.1 certified (Rated to protect from basic impact and penetration tests) and beyond, and most fields here also require a full seal on the inside of your goggles to prevent bb's from slipping in at awkward angles.

@uex135 3 years ago

Definitely not me wishing I had all this

@n_tas 3 years ago

I bought a TM Mk.23 as a kid because of Metal Gear Solid, before the VCRB happened, never airsofted in my life and then was just left with this super realistic imitation gun that I didn't know how to get rid of. Met one of my partner's cousins at a funeral, he mentioned he's into airsoft and right when he was about to explain what it was to me I said "hey, I've got a Tokyo Marui Mk.23 with all the bits and two mags you can have!", needless to say he snapped my hand clean off.

@Sicknick321 3 years ago

BBs are BBs.... they are made in injection molding machines where the plastic is shot into a tiny molds under extremely high pressure and heats.... any moisture was already taken out of the plastic if its a high value BB.
the plastic material quite literally goes through a dryer made specifically for injection molding plastic material. so even after a decade as long as they are stored in dark places out of sunlight the plastic will hold the same grade.

@nickshaw3619 2 years ago

Of course there was a Combat Machine. I don't play airsoft, and even I own one.

@sino4275 2 years ago

“What’s that glue sniff that later” 17:55

@Sifu_Steve 3 years ago

I would say the previous owner very possibly served. The shemagh was issued circa Herrick (replaced with desert colour later), The belts were standard issue. The drop-leg Glock holster 'could' be issued as it looks the same as the issued holster had no branding. There was one or two other bits that reeked of squaddie too.

Great swag dude!