trev Posted October 9, 2011 Posted October 9, 2011 Hi everyone, I'm looking to purchase a new AK74 or 47(second choice), now I'm trying to stick to a budget of £180.00, metal or nylon, blowback doesn't bother me. I have had a look around, and Cyma seems to be good at this price, but APS has thrown a spanner in the works with their AK74m metal/wood version which is at the moment being sold at a UK retailer for £118.00 owing to a fault with the trigger, I haven't a clue if all of them have faults or weather they are simply getting rid of all their stock to save the hassle of possible returns. If you ask some airsofters, they say that APS is okay, then others hate them with a vengence and passion, so does anyone have any views or opinions ?
Supporters Liam Porter Posted October 9, 2011 Supporters Posted October 9, 2011 I hate APS. My step-dad's internal literally melted after 2 or 3 skirmishes, was on;y running 8.4s..
Cameron364 Posted October 9, 2011 Posted October 9, 2011 I could be wrong, but I have heard that CYMA do some of the best AK's
Cam-the-airsoft-sniper Posted October 9, 2011 Posted October 9, 2011 If you live near southampton you can buy mine for £200 with 3 mid-caps, 2 high caps, battery. EDIT: nevermind considering you live in wales.
trev Posted October 9, 2011 Author Posted October 9, 2011 If you live near southampton you can buy mine for £200 with 3 mid-caps, 2 high caps, battery. EDIT: nevermind considering you live in wales. Thanks for the offer anyway Camron, don't think my quad bike would make it down there anyway ! Thanks for the input, much appreciated.
Scorey Posted October 9, 2011 Posted October 9, 2011 On a different forum the CYMA AK's were voted the best out of all AK's including the high end ones such as real sword or G&G. I have owned the cheapest AK47 (I think) which was the 028. Put a metal boydy on and real wood and was lovely. Only sold it as I thought a different AK might dome better. I chose the G&G Rk47 which is no way near as good. I just do not like it as much as I used to like my cyma and how i like my mates cyma ak47, 04 something. My advice to you is pick any CYMA AK. If it is supposed have wood then make sure you go for a wood version as they are lovely. Then pick your favourtie looking gun, be it an ak47 or 74 etc. Lastly, buy it. You really won't regret it.
trev Posted October 9, 2011 Author Posted October 9, 2011 On a different forum the CYMA AK's were voted the best out of all AK's including the high end ones such as real sword or G&G. I have owned the cheapest AK47 (I think) which was the 028. Put a metal boydy on and real wood and was lovely. Only sold it as I thought a different AK might dome better. I chose the G&G Rk47 which is no way near as good. I just do not like it as much as I used to like my cyma and how i like my mates cyma ak47, 04 something. My advice to you is pick any CYMA AK. If it is supposed have wood then make sure you go for a wood version as they are lovely. Then pick your favourtie looking gun, be it an ak47 or 74 etc. Lastly, buy it. You really won't regret it. Cheers Scorey
trigger_finger Posted October 12, 2011 Posted October 12, 2011 On a different forum the CYMA AK's were voted the best out of all AK's including the high end ones such as real sword or G&G. I have owned the cheapest AK47 (I think) which was the 028. Put a metal boydy on and real wood and was lovely. Only sold it as I thought a different AK might dome better. I chose the G&G Rk47 which is no way near as good. I just do not like it as much as I used to like my cyma and how i like my mates cyma ak47, 04 something. My advice to you is pick any CYMA AK. If it is supposed have wood then make sure you go for a wood version as they are lovely. Then pick your favourtie looking gun, be it an ak47 or 74 etc. Lastly, buy it. You really won't regret it. I Passionately AGREE!!!!!
Assassin Posted October 12, 2011 Posted October 12, 2011 I have recently bought the SRC Gen VIII metal and wood and it is brilliant. I paid £165 from Land Warrior Airsoft. I just upgraded the battery to an 8.4 3800, and it is so good. Accuracy and Range are mental.
trev Posted October 12, 2011 Author Posted October 12, 2011 I have recently bought the SRC Gen VIII metal and wood and it is brilliant. I paid £165 from Land Warrior Airsoft. I just upgraded the battery to an 8.4 3800, and it is so good. Accuracy and Range are mental. Thanks guys, much appreciated.
Riddick Posted October 12, 2011 Posted October 12, 2011 On a different forum the CYMA AK's were voted the best out of all AK's including the high end ones such as real sword or G&G. I have owned the cheapest AK47 (I think) which was the 028. Put a metal boydy on and real wood and was lovely. Only sold it as I thought a different AK might dome better. I chose the G&G Rk47 which is no way near as good. I just do not like it as much as I used to like my cyma and how i like my mates cyma ak47, 04 something. My advice to you is pick any CYMA AK. If it is supposed have wood then make sure you go for a wood version as they are lovely. Then pick your favourtie looking gun, be it an ak47 or 74 etc. Lastly, buy it. You really won't regret it. I'd love to know which forum voted the Cyma AK best, considering Real Sword, LCT, VFC look and perform better, not to mention, the TM recoil AK's utterly destroy the Cyma AK with the budget you've got the Cyma one would be best
Supporters M_P Posted October 12, 2011 Supporters Posted October 12, 2011 As above, for value for money cyma yes But real sword, ino, lct, prime, ka, vfc are all better
Supporters TPI Posted October 12, 2011 Supporters Posted October 12, 2011 By ka do you mean King arms because i was told it was for another manufacturer
Supporters M_P Posted October 12, 2011 Supporters Posted October 12, 2011 Yes, what did u think it was?
Supporters TPI Posted October 12, 2011 Supporters Posted October 12, 2011 Lol thought so someone should tell actionhobbie cos they told me Ka was a diffrent manufacturer from taiwan
MAGPUL Posted October 12, 2011 Posted October 12, 2011 I would go with the CYMA cm.028 because a friend has one and it's outstanding, great accuracy and amazing range, these things are truely worth the buy. I may be purchasing one soon just as a back up, they seem to last for a long time and are very reliable.
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