Misery

Yeah that is pretty good for a Cyma tbh

they are normally not great, hardly anything

reckon somebody tweaked it when downgraded spring

G&G's starters are not brilliant either

JG's often have a double o-ring cylinder head

(which is pretty good)

& their std piston head offers good stock compression

yeah deans will help add say 1~1.5rps

motor is cheap/lame, not even a bearing on motor tower

but it is a £80 starter so can't expect too much

and I've bought a FUCKING LOT WORSE when I started

good job squire

did see what you meant about the crappy nozzles though!!!

yeah to begin with didnt think it would of made a gd seal but managed to get it as you saw

yeah have seen alot of g and gs that aint performing right

ahhh nice to know as have looked at a few jg snipers

haha yeah is a bit weak i may change that lol

nah i aint just getting it runnign gd for the wee man is main priority

thank you

They all might need a bit of work here n there

Never been able to get great compression

from a stock G&G piston with head all sorts of o-rings

(Cyma's are nice with new o-ring)

Some manufacturers make a slightly better model M4

& others make a better AK's - Cyma

(Cyma either cheap 028 or 040 series, avoid the cheaper 521)

& both JG & Cyma make decent starter G36's

G&G's are nice - their receivers are lovely, even plastic ones

they make nice looking models costing a bit more

boxes are finished a bit better & very TM Compatible

grey 18k motors are like slightly slightly better Cyma cheapies

& if lucky you might get a slightly better blue or

if very lucky a neodym orange ifrit 25k motor

(but usually in the £200 G&G's than the £130 Combat Machines)

G&G's with electronic ETU's can be picky for some people

which alas let them down & G&G lost some ground

whilst cheap as chips Cyma upped their game on many starters

at a much lower price - sure they aren't on G&G's level for finish

but a lot cheaper & quite robust for such a cheap starter gun

but in the end, as long as they go peew peew OK

that will often do just fine for a first gun or backup

ya did good sir - well done