GUN TO AVOID

[Army3.5]

ICS G33, i have seen so many people at our local club with these guns and all but one have broke, mine is jammed into full auto had it in pieces and the selector plate is fine nothing wrong with it so got to strip the gearbox to see if it is to do with that, not sure weather it's a dodgy batch or weather they are a common fault

[two_zero]

how comes everyone at your local site is running ics g33??

[M_P]

They like ugly guns

[Army3.5]

because they are standard gearbox rather than the split pin one's that ics normally use

[M_P]

Thats a disadvantage though ?

[two_zero]

Sure seems so from this thread

[Army3.5]

not really a disadvantage as i can now fit a different gearbox in rather than just ics

[ginger colin]

Cheers... noted...

 

I was lucky to be in Hong Hong when the first Jing Gong G36c's we being put on the shelves. The best £36 I have ever spent.

[firstname-lastname]

I have had mine for a while now with no complaints, and yes it has been abused. it might be a dodgy batch if you all purchased them at the same time?

[Army3.5]

i think it is a dodgy batch of them, we are sending them all back although i am thinking of changing it for another gun rather then getting the same

[MZKaleem]

The ICS M4's are quite good. I have a sportline one but the metal one is almost the same, just metal and has a better motor. (That's just some feedback if you do decide to get a different gun.)

[QuadMachine]

I've got an ICS G36c, should I be worried?

[M_P]

In short no, they are a very reputable manufacturer and so you should be OK. Every company will have lemons but with ICS your chances are slim.

[TPI]

Yup you should definetly be worried *(Also pay no attention to the seriously small bit of text for the real answer...)*

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Your Fine really