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My first gun?
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Well I think I found the Jack Pot
http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/product_info.php?cPath=268_318&products_id=5036
http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/product_info.php?cPath=268_318&products_id=5036
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Fair enough, however I'd go for a G&G Combat Machine- they're very trusted and extremely cost effective for a new player. G&G are actually one of the leading manufacturers in terms of innovation at the moment: http://www.proairsoftsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/m4_and_m14_variants.html
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much better
i think i see why you went with this, as you get a battery, charger, and basic eye protection included. I would still advise a G&G, as with zero one you do get a massave warranty etc
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Stand by me in solidarity, fellow purist! We will keep our MP5s and G3s the way H&K wanted them!
But yeah, i'd still go with the G&G. I don't know a lot about classic army, but as it's sportline it'll be plastic- G&G's Combat Machine range are also plastic, but i'd trust their Nylon Fibre a lot more than any other manufacturer's plastic
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railed +mp5s are fugly, but can be darn practical.
but yea, I've heard tons of good about G&G CM, if I'd been an m4 guy I'd prob own at least one.
not sure you got your maths correct here thou. five times zero still equals zero.Get a G&G Combat Machine, not much more, and at least 5x better!
but yea, I've heard tons of good about G&G CM, if I'd been an m4 guy I'd prob own at least one.
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jcheeseright
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Reading comprehension fail! Read the whole sentence, note the position of the comma!
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Thank you guys for your help 
. I've seen really good g&g reviews but I'd quite like a fixed stock.
. I've seen really good g&g reviews but I'd quite like a fixed stock.
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good choice, from some of your other posts, I take it you have hired several time, are you old enough to sign up for ukara yet if so wait so you don't have a crappy coloured gun.
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not ukara and I've only played thrice
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in how long? once you have played 3 games you can sign up
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It fires 205 FPS, UNLESS ITS A MARUI (Which would mean it's good), stay away!
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why not get a combat machine and post a swap add for a fixed stock? or buy one second hand / Hong Kong? Just make sure either to tell the store not to two tone the stock.
classic army is rock solid, but I haven't heard a lot good about their sportline thou.
classic army is rock solid, but I haven't heard a lot good about their sportline thou.
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Even if it's a marui 205 fps is woeful, stay away regardless!
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I have to agree that the G&G guns look awesome. I plan to get one myself as soon as I am on the Ukara database. There is an argument for getting a dirt cheap gun to last the 2 months until then. You don't want to have to 2 tone a decent gun, but if you skirmish every week at £20 a time rental you can spend that money on a gun that will do the job as a temporary fix.
I myself bought one of these: http://www.onlybbguns.co.uk/mprxda1-h-k-mp6-sd5-aeg-us-navy-seals.html#.UnZ4RHCuzac
Its not very robust but it does shoot very well and for £85 it will do the job until I can get a nice G&G ebb MP5. I have saved almost half the cost of the gun in rental in just over a week already. I would not consider a gun in this price bracket as a long term main gun but as a stop gap measure to then become a backup spare, why not? The main problems I have had with this particular gun is that the catch on the retractable stock is not strong enough so I had to reinforce it by glueing a 2p onto it and the high cap mag it came with failed (luckily as I plan to stick to MP5's I had invested in some mid caps).
It should be noted that this gun is much higher fps than the cheap guns linked earlier in this thread and I wouldn't have considered any of them.
Now I just need to work out how to add loads of rails to it
I myself bought one of these: http://www.onlybbguns.co.uk/mprxda1-h-k-mp6-sd5-aeg-us-navy-seals.html#.UnZ4RHCuzac
Its not very robust but it does shoot very well and for £85 it will do the job until I can get a nice G&G ebb MP5. I have saved almost half the cost of the gun in rental in just over a week already. I would not consider a gun in this price bracket as a long term main gun but as a stop gap measure to then become a backup spare, why not? The main problems I have had with this particular gun is that the catch on the retractable stock is not strong enough so I had to reinforce it by glueing a 2p onto it and the high cap mag it came with failed (luckily as I plan to stick to MP5's I had invested in some mid caps).
It should be noted that this gun is much higher fps than the cheap guns linked earlier in this thread and I wouldn't have considered any of them.
Now I just need to work out how to add loads of rails to it
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