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The company was extremely low end. Poor quality materials used in parts and even poorer quality control. They have gotten better over the years (still far from great but I can truthfully say that their products are somewhat fair), however when you consider that you are going to blow 200 on gun from a company that clones everything and has zero R&D you may as well take that 200 and put it towards a decent company that uses good quality materials and actually puts some effort into the products they market.
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I'm going to assume you're old enough to work. If so, save the $200, get a part time job, and use your first paycheck on a GOOD AEG. You can't really go wrong once you enter the $300 range and you get SO many more choices. Don't get a Chinese clone because once they break, you won't know how to fix it and you'll be left with a PLASTIC wallhanger.
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you'll be considerably happier saving up and getting something better.
your parents would understand you wanting to wait just a bit longer and get something better, it's a sign of maturity that someone will put off instant gratification for a greater long-term benefit. May i ask, after you manage to get a JG, including shipping etc etc for and then something breaks. what will happen then? will you have to go back to your parents and then explain you need more money? they won't appreciate that as much as you explaining that the cheap stuff is just that, cheap. Better to show longer-term thinking. (the replacement parts may be $20 but add shipping and possibly customs if it's from another country) even look at getting a part time job, Nothing ventured nothing gained. (if you're too young to get a job you shouldn't have airsoft ;)) No-one will tell you to get a PTW (Expensive, $800+ minimum) but if you shoot yourself in the foot (pun intended) by getting a gun that breaks quickly or does not suit you, that's just as stupid as someone trying to persuade you to plump for the PTW. I actually like JG, they work well after stripping, with general care they usually last for long periods of time, but to get that good that you know you'll be able to do the above and NOT f*ck the gun up on the first time takes patience and experience, lots. |
Seeing that you are in the States why not also look at the echo1 line, they make great products at an affordable price range
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Anyone heard of the gamma m4 ris?
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I think I will go for Hong Kong AEG. TM now is way expensive. Classic army or DeepFire is the best choice for M4.
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Hi guys :) i hope you will be able to help me too
I am thinking about buying this one http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/magpul-ga...live-drab.html i wanted to ask if it is a good gun if you know aaand ifthere is any other shop that offers this exact gun because from china to slovakia shipping will cost almost as half of gun price and that is sick :) i failed to google so I am asking here if you know about anything :) Thanks for help |
G&P makes good quality products.
Did you have a look over at redwolf or WGC? They may have this M4 but I cant guarantee the shipping may be any better. |
yea i checked mostly but they dont have the type i wanted thats the problem :) if no one else know i think i wont have any other choice. The bad thing about that is that shipping is so expensive because they offer only 3-5 days to deliver not more so it costs pretty much. Well i hope someone would know and help me :)
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If you want to go with a fairly cheap affordable gun, I would recommend checking out the JG Dragon from the states. it's closest to the M4, but it doesn't look like one, so you shouldn't have any problems at the border if you were going to do that. I think most sites sell it for around $160 + shipping.
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