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Found a tasty AEG through White Sphere Tactical so thought I'd check in here if anyone might have good or bad experiences with them or know about their OEM and internals quality. The website description certainly sounds sexy. https://www.whitespheretactical.co.uk/shop?store-page=Delta-Armory-M4-M-LOK-10-Alpha-ETU-AEG-Rifle-DA-A14-ETU-p553776783 Any info would be much appreciated.

That was my thought. I could splurge and upgrade the inner barrel if necessary. From what I've been reading the HOP quality and smoothness of the inner barrel is what really makes an AEG shine. At the end of the day every gun pretty much fires 30-40 metres without excessive HOP, and without diverting from whatever you're aiming at.

So of those two guns, in your opinion. the XS model with only a 110mm Inner Barrel won't perform as well as the standard EMR version that has an inner barrel is of 210mm? I would see a difference in range and accuracy between those two options? As far as I can tell EA do all their own in-house production of their airsoft weapons. What makes you suspect they have outsourced it to the same guys who do LT? I've come across DE, they seem like a solid choice. What are your thoughts on Double Bell, or Golden Eagle?

Thanks for the info. I really appreciate it! So this is the gun I've been eyeing up: https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/evolution-airsoft-ghost-xs-emr-carbontech-ets?fv=18965 Yeah, it is quite a short inner barrel but the specs do sound pretty good. From what I've seeing it should at least reach 30-40metres quite comfortably without excessive hop. Or am I completely in the wrong on that assessment? There's also this AEG: https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/evolution-airsoft-ghost-emr-carbontech-ets-ii-smart-airsoft-gun?fv=18594 Identical except the barrel length is an additional 100mm. Think it would make much of a difference? For CQB clearly the XS is the better choice but I do want something that can hold its own on medium engagements too. At this point I should probably stop burning daylight and make a decision.

In your opinion, in an AEG, is 110mm inner barrel quite short? From what I've heard about 280mm-350mm is ideal for AEG's. Andi f that is the case would I lose a considerable amount of range/accuracy and fps with such a shorr barrel?

How much difference to range and accuracy does the inner barrel length make? What about the diameter? In a mid range AEG, and if all other specs were identical, would you rather have a 6.03mm 200mm inner barrel or a 6.01mm 100mm barrel? What if the diameter was the the same e.g. 6.01mm but the barrel length was different. 100mm vs 200mm. Would the difference really be all that noticeable? If so, what kind improvements to the range/accuracy could you expect from the longer inner barrel?

So the 2 guns listed below are identical with the exception of the length. My two questions are as follows. 1. If the only difference is the barrel length why is the XS, the shorter gun, 40 pounds more expensive? 2. What difference does an additional 100mm inner barrel length make in terms of range and accuracy? https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/evolution-airsoft-ghost-xs-emr-carbontech-ets?fv=18965 https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/evolution-airsoft-ghost-emr-carbontech-ets-ii-smart-airsoft-gun?fv=18594#search=salesfire&q=&&sortBy=&sortDir=

Evolution Airsoft, a relatively new airsoft manufacturer from Italy. Their offerings, even at the lower price points are very tempting. Obviously it won't have the longevity as higher priced guns and im aure the shimming, lubrication and air sealing isnt exactly going to be top notch but overall they do seem very solid. Does anyone have experience with their offerings? I'm currently eyeing up the GHOST XS EMR CARBONTECH ETS II, as well as the Evolution Airsoft Ghost EMR Carbontech ETS II. Internals are identical. The main difference seems to be the inner barrel length with a difference of circa 100mm. Would this make much of a difference to range and accuracy? If so, how much? 5metres? More? Less? What would you pick? Thanks