Hi guys, as I'm currently awaiting UKARA coming through I have 56 days to decide on a rifle, my budget is fairly high so I'm considering a TM HK416c or a TM M4 CQB-R, I've heard good things about TM and so have no concerns particularly with their reliability. However their recoil shock rifles don't come cheap by any stretch and am wondering if anyone can recommend a good G&G M4 (Metal Body)? Can't help but think the extra spent on the TM would pay for a back up sidearm and spare mags/batteries although I'd appreciate the second opinion of more seasoned players.
Tokyo Marui vs G&G M4
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Why G&G?
Sidearms are only useful if used correctly, the main two reasons I carry one is it's a lot more fun than an AEG and I know the reduced muzzle power makes it less harmful to use at ranges under 1m. I rarely use it "correctly".
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as said above get decent eye pro. i use viper glasses they work well for me. alongside a mesh lower protection. hiking boots arent too expensive. i own 3 very different guns in different price ranges pay for a mid range as first one would be my suggestion.
my cheap src m4 purchase lasted 2 weeks and needed all sorts doing to it. inc new gear box and rewired.
mid range is my marui g3 hasnt cost me much and been used the most.
and i recently bought my most expensive one the lonex l4 so far so good but my god its heavy after long games.
my cheap src m4 purchase lasted 2 weeks and needed all sorts doing to it. inc new gear box and rewired.
mid range is my marui g3 hasnt cost me much and been used the most.
and i recently bought my most expensive one the lonex l4 so far so good but my god its heavy after long games.
The actual process takes less than 2 minutes once the forms and proof of age are in the appropriate person's hands.
Carrying a sidearm isn't necessary at all, I think we've all been to games where we've carried around a pistol that's never left the holster except to load when we go onto the field, then unload when we get back to the safezone. On the other hand, as of late, I've used mine a lot. BUT, I've always been more comfortable with pistols than rifles. If I'm in a CQB situation, I will almost always draw my pistol, unless I'm carrying a really compact SMG like an MP5K.
I remember someone once told me "the only reason you needed to buy a pistol is because you didn't buy enough mags in the first place".
For the record, I've always LOVED the 416 design.
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