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I understand what they are I was just conveying the knowledge of someone who has hands on experience with one.Q-bald wrote:NJSC wrote:I talked to Reed about the airsoftgi g4 series, and he says their a crock just get the g&g combat machine.
The G4 series is a Combat Machine with a butt load of external upgrades.
and a TBB. All I own are Clones and I love every one of them.
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I personally haven't had good luck with AGM, but keep in mind that my "bad luck" was with a GBBR, and a GBBR is not going to be reliable anyway. All I can say for sure was that the QC on some of the non-gbb parts (hopup, stock, dusty cover) just wasn't there. AGM bodies are nice though. I'd personally try to find a used TM/G&G or go with a combat machine. A lot of people seem to have good luck with clones.
Another route might be a Gen 2 SRC. The gearboxes aren't anything special, but when compared to an AGM/JG/Echo 1, they're pretty nice, and the price is pretty close to them as well.
Another route might be a Gen 2 SRC. The gearboxes aren't anything special, but when compared to an AGM/JG/Echo 1, they're pretty nice, and the price is pretty close to them as well.
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If the $275 ballpark is in range then the SRC GenIIIs are a downright wonderful!
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