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Impulse
Impulse
I haven't noticed it, but it's possible. People originally thought they were great budget pistols as they were only £90 or so, but then people realised that they need a load of fairly pricey upgrades because they eventually explode, making them more expensive than just buying a TM and being done with it. Also, full-auto gas guns can be temperamental in our lovely climate, so using the fun-switch isn't always possible. Maybe people are realising this now?

I find it amusing because I'm actually looking at completing my AAP build and potentially getting the folding stock and a vertical grip/flashlight combo and maybe some extended mags and having it be like a small SMG for a sniper sidearm :P  

strykerles
strykerles
Good idea on the sniper sidearm, I use an mp9 for that ?

Steveocee
Steveocee
They're relatively cheap pistols. They will always be available and as time goes on more and more will enter the market.
On some sales groups they're as cheap as £65 brand new.

ak2m4
ak2m4
I've got a whole bunch of 6.01mm inner barrels that I'm looking to convert to GBB.  Does the AAP use a standard gbb cut?

gavinkempsell
gavinkempsell
On some sales groups they're as cheap as £65 brand new.

Where?

Please.

D
DerDer
Hard to beat a TM pistol for skirmish use. Also one or two that I used to know being crazy about AAPs are now focussing their efforts on a ghm9 build. 

Steveocee
Steveocee
@ak2m4AAP uses standard GBB cut and the stock is 129mm long with a o-ring channeled in about 5mm from the end.
The only aftermarket brand who have copied this design I've seen so far is PDI

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