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Ignoring the properties of heavier ammo that cause the exiting projectiles to have more force/momentum. Will using BBs above the 0.2g standard cause damage to the guns above the normal wear of 0.2g? This does not really affect me, in fact it doesnt, but I have been doing a LOT of research on AEGs and I have not seen much on this aspect of using heavier BBs, though I did find a few threads on forums talking about not going above 0.2g in Tokyo Marui AEGs, not beyond that nothing.

Nay worries, still, a lot of learning to do before I can understand you properly. I don't really understand what you have written here, but I have no plans to buy and open a (new) TM P90. Don't want to let the fairy dust out. My current plan is to buy a 2nd hand P90 platform (could be TM) for under £160 (under £80 if broken), and depending on it's condition completely dismantle and reassemble it a couple of times (making documentation). I'd start on this immediately but alas need UKARA even if I don't want to shoot the damn thing. Once the internals are learned start a plan for "features" and go from there. That US forum has some very comprehensive guides.

Do G&G guns work better in the UK?

I'm not sure if you're pulling my leg or something; I've said where I am from several times (London), I've said that I have no problems with G&G. The internet is worldwide, its not unusual for useful resources to be ran outside this country. You don't need to defend G&G to me, heck if I could, i'd go buy one to prove that. Alas I wish it were so; Don't mistake compulsive thoroughness for enthusiasm

A good start would be buying a few broken ones to repair and familiarise oneself with the internals. Which could be quite hard since they're so good. I will not be opening up my first gun (TM PS90) while it's in warranty.

I love to tinker, while it's a long way off, having clear goals keeps things nice, tidy, and restricts research to only relevant information. I think the hardest part will be choosing a platform (brand).

I currently still plan to buy G&G. Please take my comment only in it's own context: After lots and lots of research I have found that there are a lot of comparisons between JG and G&G on other forums, and G&G against other brands. I have nothing to say that's first hand or new - so I won't elaborate and I've not been put off the brand outside the 'first AEG' context. So it would just be a reiteration of the circular externals vs internals argument across almost all budget airsoft gun brands if I say anything. I have an antique table, with a tank full of cockroaches on it, why do people want anything? Though really, as a project fun gun. But I have come to understand that at many UK sites it is legal* to use a gun which fires 400 or 450 fps on semi with 0.20g BBs (with BASR at 500rps). Am I wrong? You replied to my first post when I said where I was (london). I had not noticed there was a boneyard section on Evike(no P90 though), thanks! Its just a term people use to describe a place items are sold which are of no quality guarantee. No doubt nicked from it's actual meaning. I am not comparing G&G to TM (as if anyone could ^^), I simply concluded that I might get a better airsoft experience (or phrased better: avoid a bad one) if I just jump the gun on my intended purchases. The G&G AEG CM18 MOD1 is an excellent (from what I have read) M4 platform for a new player and will still probably be my first M4, just not my first AEG. *site rules - not "the law".

So after extensive research on the forums that prove themselves worth viewing without being walled behind a login (this is the only forum i've joined so far), the main one being this one: http://www.airsoftsociety.com/forums/ I have concluded that perhaps starting with G&G may not be the wisest place to go. I'll start a new thread when I am eligible to purchase, but my current plan is to buy a TM PS90 and some other cheapo (or boneyard) P90 for modding up to 328 fps and hitting a dinnerplate at 40m (131.2332 feet). If the stock TM is that good already then ill aim for 50m (164.0415 feet) and increasing the FPS to 400-450. Plus if I can figure compatibility inside the lower receiver i'll put in a programmable mosfet to change the full auto from 25rps to 2-3rps. PS - I do not want to be a sniper!

You ought to include safety ratings on your glasses/goggles section - In fact just take the whole section down :/

What is a custom 2 tone?

Where are you based, this sounds like a great idea, particularly for putting in hard to reach areas for proof of ownership, and on mags.

Heh, I'm not a fan of the AK, but they've grown on me unlike the G36C, though I really enjoy the look of the LMG version in computer games/movies.

I don't like the look of the g36c, the G36 sure, but not the carbine.

Need to build up my left arm strength before I do that. Been down to WA today, I will be buying one of these unless a compelling reason not to comes up, but it wont be my first gun.

[uPDATE]: I bought it. Hoping to start my airsoft experience with this G&G Combat Machine AEG. Is there anything I might need to know? Also I can't get the forum search to work. The only concern I have discovered is the starting fps of 340 (in reviews) which is above the site I want to start at (328ukstandard?). Andrew EDIT: Changed the thread title, this thread really has nothing to do with the title anymore.

I'm working on narrowing that atm, tbh I dont especially want a tracer sidearm, but I am certainly going to get a tracer and it would be nice to put it on my first sidearm. Rather than buying a new sidearm Most likely I'll get the TM tracer fyi.

Thanks for the reply. Im sorry, you're a little hard to understand: to an airsoft newbie. I apologise if this appears ungrateful, but I simply cannot understand: What a ASG MK23 Socom has to do with TM guns, whether the adapter you mention was include or purchased separately, where I would find the review you are referring to. Also your last line, I have no idea. (also what is ccw - counter clockwise?)

Is the Tokyo Marui Tracer compatibile with their sidearms? If so, how: By default or with supplied/not supplied adaptors.