What is the best TM gas pistol?
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Suppose it depends on what you define as best.
Hi Cappa series has the most customizability for sure - the Barbie doll of airsoft pistols. :lol:
Glock series are pretty damn reliable.
Mk23 is the best performer, it is essentially a one-handed, super gas efficient, silent and compact sniper rifle. I never thought I'd call a MK23 "compact"...
Hi Cappa series has the most customizability for sure - the Barbie doll of airsoft pistols. :lol:
Glock series are pretty damn reliable.
Mk23 is the best performer, it is essentially a one-handed, super gas efficient, silent and compact sniper rifle. I never thought I'd call a MK23 "compact"...
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As above, you have:
Hi-capa, the race pistols, super fast and cusomizable.
Glock, reliable and very common, fast enough, accurate enough.
Mk23, Silent, long range an accurate - con however is a LOOOOONG and slow trigger pull so rate of fire is not incredible.
HK45, the new one gets great reviews, perhaps not the fastest firing but a nice realistic blow back due to the larger Blow Back Unit
P99, Somewhat common so parts shouldn't be too hard to get. People get this for looks more than performance.
Other fancy stuff, but mostly after the above, it's all for looks and less performance.
The best for performance imo would be the Hi-capa's, as I play CQB so I need fast trigger response and return speed of the slide, it can be easily upgraded for better accuracy and range.
For outdoor play or being a sneaky b*****d I would say the Mk23.
The Glock is the most rounded and balanced.
Hope this helps!
Hi-capa, the race pistols, super fast and cusomizable.
Glock, reliable and very common, fast enough, accurate enough.
Mk23, Silent, long range an accurate - con however is a LOOOOONG and slow trigger pull so rate of fire is not incredible.
HK45, the new one gets great reviews, perhaps not the fastest firing but a nice realistic blow back due to the larger Blow Back Unit
P99, Somewhat common so parts shouldn't be too hard to get. People get this for looks more than performance.
Other fancy stuff, but mostly after the above, it's all for looks and less performance.
The best for performance imo would be the Hi-capa's, as I play CQB so I need fast trigger response and return speed of the slide, it can be easily upgraded for better accuracy and range.
For outdoor play or being a sneaky b*****d I would say the Mk23.
The Glock is the most rounded and balanced.
Hope this helps!
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Just pick one you like. Hi-Capa shoots nice but girly as f***, Glock shoots well, and rugged.
You can spend as much as you like on aftermarket bits, but buy what’s nice for you.
And MK23 is nice but MASSIVE in comparison to the Hi-Capa and Glock
You can spend as much as you like on aftermarket bits, but buy what’s nice for you.
And MK23 is nice but MASSIVE in comparison to the Hi-Capa and Glock
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i have the gold match hi Capa and yes it's 100% the girly gun of the bunch lol. Not the most amount of recoil but definitely a fun one.
Note: gold match isn't really worth customising as its got a cutout slide and stuff already built on, fast cycling speed and etc. Standard hi Capa model is definitely worthwhile changing parts on though.
Getting a mk23 with lam and suppressor soon, so ill post a picture to show the size difference as it is definitely huge compared lol.
Note: gold match isn't really worth customising as its got a cutout slide and stuff already built on, fast cycling speed and etc. Standard hi Capa model is definitely worthwhile changing parts on though.
Getting a mk23 with lam and suppressor soon, so ill post a picture to show the size difference as it is definitely huge compared lol.
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Got a few -
The TM M92F is a pretty, classic pistol but quite light weight though generally reliable. Fixed HOP though as it is an older version.
The TM M9A1 is staggeringly good. Adjustable HOP and weighty. Good for 50m range I would say.
The TM P226E2 is probably the best pistol I own. Very comfy in the hand, weighty, accurate and again, 50m range or so.
My TM Detonics is a snappy, punchy little pistol, incredibly fun to shoot but probably less range than the previous two.
The TM Mk. 23 is as mentioned a beast, being large... although it is light. The range, performance and accuracy is legendary and for good reason. Not blowback so way more gas efficient.
My brother has the TM Glock 18C, and loves it. Seems reliable and accurate.
The TM M92F is a pretty, classic pistol but quite light weight though generally reliable. Fixed HOP though as it is an older version.
The TM M9A1 is staggeringly good. Adjustable HOP and weighty. Good for 50m range I would say.
The TM P226E2 is probably the best pistol I own. Very comfy in the hand, weighty, accurate and again, 50m range or so.
My TM Detonics is a snappy, punchy little pistol, incredibly fun to shoot but probably less range than the previous two.
The TM Mk. 23 is as mentioned a beast, being large... although it is light. The range, performance and accuracy is legendary and for good reason. Not blowback so way more gas efficient.
My brother has the TM Glock 18C, and loves it. Seems reliable and accurate.
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The TM Mk23 is great if you like very quiet shots.
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As everyone has already pointed out, the mk23 is very good at any range.
However 2 things to note are
1: It's very big (and long with the suppressor attached)
2: It has a long and slow trigger pull so rate of fire will not be on your side.
It is however as already stated, incredibly silent.
I suggest you take your own opinion from the gathered facts as play style is down to the individual alone.
Some prefer big long rifles for CQB, some race pistols, there is no single "best" so decide if this will create the play style you would want
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It's about the same as most other TM pistols.
What ranges will you playing with it? CQB? Field?
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In my experience unless you snipe or have up close areas wihtin the woodland areas, I don't even bother running a pistol.
If you do want to run one outside like that I would use a longer range pistol.
For urban CQB I would always run the fastest possible personally, again whats your play style?
You should have most of the facts and ideas, you just have to pick one you like the look of and know it fires fast.
All TM are good, none really bad so pick a few and youtube them to see speeds and accuracy tests.
Hopefully you should be sorted then
Ive had my TM HK45 Tactical for a while now. Took a little to find the perfect gas to make it run on cold days, but this thing doesnt miss a beat. Great range, very accurate, and love the urganomics. If i were to buy again I wouldnt opt for the tactical as the silencer is really not worth the cost difference.
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