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Eldanesh · June 20th, 2010, 08:15

I started with a cybergun sig 552(this is my first season, my 6th game is today), and am just making the transition to my first "proper" build, a CA36, today. (wish me luck!)

It does not shoot far (see fps) Its rate of fire, on the other hand, is not bad I find. I think the best aspect of this gun is that it actually forced me to be an very active player, and do a lot of maneuvering, to get close. I think what it taught me I will be using with every gun.

As the others say though, it's still not that great durable wise, and the battery case is small. My handguard pin, even though I knew not to lose it, still broke off on one end, which has been annoying... (sticky tack.. ftw?)

By the way, had I bought guns all at once I would not have chosen it, but it was actually a gift, and I pretty nice one I think at that. But if you have the ability to save up, get something nice and durable.

Regards,
TV

June 20th, 2010, 08:15	#9
Eldanesh Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2007	I started with a cybergun sig 552(this is my first season, my 6th game is today), and am just making the transition to my first "proper" build, a CA36, today. (wish me luck!) It does not shoot far (see fps) Its rate of fire, on the other hand, is not bad I find. I think the best aspect of this gun is that it actually forced me to be an very active player, and do a lot of maneuvering, to get close. I think what it taught me I will be using with every gun. As the others say though, it's still not that great durable wise, and the battery case is small. My handguard pin, even though I knew not to lose it, still broke off on one end, which has been annoying... (sticky tack.. ftw?) By the way, had I bought guns all at once I would not have chosen it, but it was actually a gift, and I pretty nice one I think at that. But if you have the ability to save up, get something nice and durable. Regards, TV Last edited by Eldanesh; June 20th, 2010 at 08:21..