AEG out of the box with electronic trigger

[Click_Dublin]

Thinking of investing in an AEG, I was going to get a CYMA CM.520, I know, I know!!! I was going to upgrade it over time but when I totted up the cost it would end up more expensive than a more decent entry level or intermediate rifle.

OK, I'm aware Classic Army have a range of out of the box electronic trigger, tight bore (6.03) AEG's which seem OK?

Is any other manufacturer offering similar/better spec. for under 150new?

I was looking at the Specna Arms CORE range but can't seem to find anything about the trigger mech., is it just a normal contact type?

 

[Prisce]

What are you actually after?

A decent performing gun? A gun with certain bits installed? 

Look at G&Gs range under £150, they have a few nice little offerings. 

Not sure what ICS have at that price point, but their RIFs are worth having a look at.

 

[Click_Dublin]

What are you actually after?

A decent performing gun? A gun with certain bits installed? 

Look at G&Gs range under £150, they have a few nice little offerings. 

Not sure what ICS have at that price point, but their RIFs are worth having a look at.

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Thanks for the reply. 

Don't really care what it looks like, just want good, acurate performance.

The reason I asked about Classic Army is that they seem to have broken a price point by supplying an AEG rifle with programmable trigger/mosfet + 6.03 bore, reasonable interal bits. I understand that all of this is built down to a price!

I was just wondering if any other makers are offering something similar or better.

I'll have a look at the G&G's as they seem to have a good reputation.

 

[jcheeseright]

6.03 is a red herring, a good 6.07 is much better than a mediocre 6.03.  

Likewise, if the manufacturer can get a programmable MOSFET into a £150 gun they're cutting serious corners elsewhere.  

If you want a solid performer at that price point get a G&G combat machine. 

 

[Click_Dublin]

6.03 is a red herring, a good 6.07 is much better than a mediocre 6.03.  

Likewise, if the manufacturer can get a programmable MOSFET into a £150 gun they're cutting serious corners elsewhere.  

If you want a solid performer at that price point get a G&G combat machine. 

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Thanks for the reply.

Yep, the research I'm doing is pointing towards the G&G brand, solid & reliable which is what I'm looking for.

I do like the ICS split gearbox, just seems like a much better engineered solution, it pushes my budget a bit.

Any disadvantages to the split gearbox?

 

[Sneaky]

I have not had any issues with the ICS split gear boxes in the past.  The G&G combat machines work great and are solid.  I have put through 17k rounds through my ARP9    and had no issues with it.  Highly recommended!

 

[Click_Dublin]

I have not had any issues with the ICS split gear boxes in the past.  The G&G combat machines work great and are solid.  I have put through 17k rounds through my ARP9    and had no issues with it.  Highly recommended!

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Thanks for the reply.

The G&G ARP9 get's really good reviews.

One question for you since you've put a lot of BB's down the barrel!

Have you had any issues with the ETU regarding battery voltage? I've come across some lads saying you 'must' run 11.1v with the G&G ETU's as the Mosfet cut-off they use is quite high & unless you have a fairly new 7.4v lipo it can sometimes just stop running after a hundred rounds or so but with a 11.1v it just keeps running & running.

My concern with a 11.1v pack is the strain it could/will put on the gearbox/moving parts?

What do you use, 7.4v or higher? what's the biggest capacity battery you can fit in the ARP9 stock?

 

[E21A]

Use 11.1v or you’ll have problems. Gun runs just fine on them. 

 

[Prisce]

They are built for the 11.1V, so that’s what you should use. 

I hate trying to find a battery that fits inside a stock or tube. I completely remove the obstacle and wire the battery to a little stock pouch, so I can put a mahoosive “car battery” as my team mates call it, in it without any issue.

 

[Sneaky]

Use 11.1v for the full potential. Had no issues with the ETU and the dust off does what is says on the tin.

 

[Click_Dublin]

Use 11.1v or you’ll have problems. Gun runs just fine on them. 

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They are built for the 11.1V, so that’s what you should use. 

I hate trying to find a battery that fits inside a stock or tube. I completely remove the obstacle and wire the battery to a little stock pouch, so I can put a mahoosive “car battery” as my team mates call it, in it without any issue.

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Thanks lads ? mahoosive, that made me laugh ?

Use 11.1v for the full potential. Had no issues with the ETU and the dust off does what is says on the tin.

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Good to know ?, 'dust off'? must be a typo, if not where do I get a mahoosive tin of dust off?