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June 23rd, 2012, 16:51 | #1 |
Would you recomend the ARES G36c?
So i have all my money saved up and I have 350$ I've heard good and bad things (mostly basic problems. nothing really negative) so I was wondering if you recommend it. my friend was going to purchase it but Ken from 007 convinced him not to because of the piston (im planning on disabling my blowback to have less stress on the gearbox) so would I buy it?
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June 23rd, 2012, 16:56 | #2 |
If you want a G36c, I'd recommend KWA over ARES. Much more reliable and build quality is almost the same, if not the same.
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June 25th, 2012, 22:42 | #3 | |
G36 go CA or go home. Internals aren't as amazing as KWA but the body quality is 1000 times better.
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June 25th, 2012, 22:44 | #4 |
Out of the ~10 guns in my house, my buddy's SRC G36K is the only gun that has never had a serious malfunction. Those things are absolute tanks.
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June 25th, 2012, 23:20 | #5 |
Ares
What are you guys talking about?? The Ares, all versions of the G36, are superior. I have owned both a CA and a KWA, the are no where near as well made as the ARes! KWA body broke and the piston snapped on me in the first month! The CA just didnt feel right to me. I own the C, K, and Full length G36 all ares! They are great and the swap out spring idea is brilliant!
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June 25th, 2012, 23:28 | #6 |
ARES uses a number of non-standard proprietary parts in their guns that, when they break, leaves your gun useless until you can source a replacement. Which wouldn't be bad except that their CUSTOMER SERVICE and PARTS SUPPLY CHAIN is SHIT for sourcing said replacement.
You want to rock a AEG G36? Go either TM, CA or KWA - you can get replacement parts for those guns fairly easily. |
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June 25th, 2012, 23:55 | #7 |
Note that ARES is getting better about getting their customers replacement parts and stuff but it's still not there IMO. It's much easier to get standard TM replacement parts, same with CA and KWA (although I do know that KWA AR15's have a few proprietary parts but OEM support is AWESOME, just try to bunch an order with friends since you don't want to pay $8 shipping on a 50 cent part). Also with KWA you must CALL them, their online can't process international orders, also I believe they use USPS which is a bonus as well.
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June 26th, 2012, 01:53 | #8 |
The Ares is good, except for a few proprietary parts. However, those parts are unlikely to break. The easy disassembly and quick change spring guide is really useful.
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