Jarrett88 Posted March 18, 2016 Posted March 18, 2016 hello there Havent played a game as of yet but it all booked up and cant wait But i have been looking at guns and batteries. It just looks like a mine field out there to me. Just wandering what gun people started off with, and there set ie scope, grip, laser, red dot? I have been browsing through reveiw after reveiw on different makes and models. G and G armament seems to have the best reveiws, I have therefore been looking at the G and G CM16 MOD 0, has anyone got one and if so are as good as reveiws make out, thank for reading
Root Admin Popular Post proffrink Posted March 18, 2016 Root Admin Popular Post Posted March 18, 2016 Don't bother with optics, lasers or anything else - pour every last penny (minus that money you've set aside for your batteries and eye protection) into the AEG. You will get what you pay for. Do not buy frivolous accessories, paint, etc. when you start because you likely won't be able to budget for anything decent and will just end up with a load of sub-par rubbish after the first few months before then realising that you could have better spent that money on your AEG. The ones we always recommend on here are the G&G CM-16s and the ICS M4s. There are of course plenty of others, but those tend to be the most popular. Jedi_Master, Jarrett88, Sitting Duck and 2 others 5
Supporters Monty Posted March 18, 2016 Supporters Posted March 18, 2016 Oh boy, where to start.. I'll make a list so it's easier to read: All G&G Combat Machines, pick the one you like the look of. The G&G MOD 0 is an excellent choice. Cyma AK's, M14's, Mp5's A&K/P&J M4's DBoys AK's Classic Army Sportline guns are ok, the plastics are fragile. ICS M4's JG AK's, Mp5s (if you can find one) proffrink 1
Jarrett88 Posted March 18, 2016 Author Posted March 18, 2016 thank you so much, i have been looking closely at the cm16 Mod 0 and the GR4 G26 but not sure on the blow back tho. Any opions on the blow back,
Okto Eight Milsim Posted March 18, 2016 Posted March 18, 2016 Buying new guns - us here at the Okto office still get that Christmas morning feeling waiting for the courier. Its really easy to get seduced by all the models available. Look a lot, spend nothing, until you understand what it is you want to play. The first rifle i bought was an L96 bolt action spring sniper rifle - big mistake - seduced you see. Play some games with rental kit and get some game time. There are lots of sub-games in airsoft - decide what you like best; CQB, woodland, milsim, run and gunning, support gunning, sniping. Get it clear in your own head what you need and then look for a suitable rifle - pick the right type of weapon first i.e. use your head, make a shortlist and then pick what you want based on your heart.
Okto Eight Milsim Posted March 18, 2016 Posted March 18, 2016 G&G blow back is cool. Some players dont rate it, but it does make a nice sound. Its not really the right sound, but its arguably better than pew-pew. Not so convinced about the heavy bolt option.
James1989 Posted March 18, 2016 Posted March 18, 2016 I have a G&G raider and its been very reliable. I wouldnt advise red dots use the iron sight then if you find when you go to a sight regularly you need a magnification look for one then. As for the rest its all personal preference I am getting a vertical grip because hours without one gives me arm ache.
Okto Eight Milsim Posted March 18, 2016 Posted March 18, 2016 In terms of optics, I think between us, we have them all in one shape, form or other. Start with iron sights. Learn to adjust them and zero them in properly. Then graduate to an optic if you need one. Depends a lot on what type of game you play and where.
GeneralKimbo Posted March 18, 2016 Posted March 18, 2016 Hi I have a cm16 Mod 0. I can tell you now that the only difference in the Combat Machine line is inner barrel length and what it looks like. The mod 0 had a very nice magpul style handgaurd and adjustable stock. It's a VERY comfortable weapon to hold and it's pretty good for mostly medium range. Oh and don't be put off by the fact that it has no RIS Quadrail like the raider of anything this makes it more comfy to hold. Also only other major difference between the raider and the mod 0 is on the raider the battery gos inside the stock and the mod 0 battery gos inside the handgaurd. Hope this was usefel. Reply to me if there's anything more you want to know about it ?. Happy Shooting. Jarrett88 1
Jarrett88 Posted March 19, 2016 Author Posted March 19, 2016 Thank you GeneralKimbo that has been helpful, what is like in a game enviroment ie distance, FPS. Deos it feel robust enough to last a long time as want to use it for years to come, have you upgraded it and are you still using it as stock or have you added optics etc, what battery are you running with it?
GeneralKimbo Posted March 19, 2016 Posted March 19, 2016 I'm running an 8.4v 7 cell baterry by WE. When they chrono it at the field it hits about 335 with .2s I run with .25s so I probably got closer to 300. I've only done one external upgrade which is an angled foregrip. It's very accurate especially for the price. I hit targets that are only peaking out a little bit all the time. I would say if you look after it should last you definetley a year and if your still running it in a year or so I would go for a tighter barrel as whilst it is accurate I would say 1 in every 10 shots will deveate a little bit.
Supporters Sitting Duck Posted March 19, 2016 Supporters Posted March 19, 2016 if possible try and resist the blowback option just my opinion but G&G's blowback is just a gimmick and is just more stuff to go wrong on upgraded guns the blowback isn't designed for cycling or firing at higher speeds The blowback box is a bit different to the run of mill conventional non-blowback boxes just say clackety clack when ya fire, shake the gun a bit and less bits to fail/fly off if you gotta get a blowback gun - get a glock gas blowback pistol or something rifle - normal G&G aeg is perhaps a wise first gun choice
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