Just don't buy that Can'tire crap
As already said you WON'T have fun with it, especially when you'll realize you'll have wasted 70$+tx after it has broken (because it WILL break, and sooner than later)

I'll had my voice to the others and add this: Get a job, gather at least 400$ so you can buy a decent gun + battery + charger and next year or so you'll be set and good to play at games.

The other ONLY option would be to buy a Crosman pellet gun and shoot targets with it, if you absolutely want to mess around shooting things.

As a new player I'll let you know what I was able to buy for $100.

-set of MP5 mags, set of used G36 mags, used (damaged) G36 top rail
or
-used cheapo vest, two used BDUs
or
-one trip to the gun doc
or
-batteries and charger
or
-ten packs of BBs
or
-four days of admission at Flag Raiders
or
-gas money for three games (one was far away)
or
-a cheapo shotty that broke after a few weeks
or
-food for about 5-7 games
or
-one time raping by UPS brokerage fees
or
-1/5 of my first AEG
or
-tightbore, hop-up chamber + bucking
or
-one G36 drum mag
or
-paintball goggles, facemask and hydration
or
-Contour HD camcorder (on sale)
or
-printer, paper and ink to make resumes, get a job and earn a real airsoft budget


Personally, I'd choose the last one. I suggest you go to a game and rent a gun to see if you like airsoft. There's no point buying into a sport/hobby if you don't end up liking it.


Edit: Everyone beat me to it. I need to stop taking so long to type.

$100 bucks gets you a pack of bbs a day pass and a rental with lunch and dinner after.. that is about it.

Lets see if I can make this clear:

YOU CAN NOT BUY AN AIRSOFT GUN FOR $100. THEY DO NOT EXIST.

BAHHAHAH Good one!

I second this :( Laylax zero trigger, 110 in duties/brokerage

trigger was assembled incorrectly to boot -.-

I think 100 bucks covered my eye pro. :D

I like your rubber knife idea... I used to have one rubber knife. I miss it. :D

If your intent is to plink in your basement, then just about anything will suffice. However, if your budget of $100 up front is with the intent to go out and play at games, then put it toward a good set of eye protection. Nothing beats having your own solid set of eye pro. Then just rent and play as you can afford it.

you can buy some mags and manually throw BBs at people :)

$100 bucks? I have a hammer on a pistol that costs around that.