which gun?

yes you both are right. the main reason for getting the echo 1
would be to get some tech skills

Understood, but you can probably find some broken or nonfunctioning AEG for 50-75$ at an airsoft store and go to town on it for that kind of experience. I woudl highly suggest not using your first test gun as your main AEG.

Also, upon further research, the Gen2x KWA G36c is 275$ in states, and fires 380fps. However, there are no fields in GA (except for GoldEagle..which is just...bleh; also maybe GeorgeTown, but I highly doubt it) that have an FPS limit for AEGs that is under 400fps.

Now, the trick is, can you find a GEN2X KWAG36c?

Im just gonna wait till asgi restocks them. but I just found somebody who may be willing to give me a marui for
free

free Marui sounds pretty awesome. free anything, but a punch to the face, sounds pretty good. I'd have to agree with Paul and Rhino here. KWA it'll rock your socks off.

And Paul did you really just say prudish?

if you want a higher rof then all i've heard you have to do to bump it up some is put a mosfet in it and an 11.1 lipo. that's for the kwa though.

I would. I would put a m100, hs motor, and lipo. that would probably get me 25-28 rps. I asked on kwa's forum if I could
do this and they said their g36 works until 23rps and then you have to change timing to make it work right. I dont know, maybe rhino knows what I'm talking about and how to fix it.

xdsdx44 wrote: rhino knows what I'm talking about and how to fix it.

Rhino knows all.

Everyone on this forum can account for his tech skills. If he hasn't directly worked on someone's gun, then they have seen his work out on the field.

take it from a newb (me) if you want to learn to work on AEG's. get the right tools, learn to solder, get used to not over torquing aluminum bodies, and have plenty of spare parts. as suggested, get a used AEG and work from there. you will learn alot from broken AEG's. also (very important) learn what each piece in the AEG does.

rhino is a pro, take his advice on what parts work best then use your budget to make the final decision. that's why the first question i asked was what your budget is. in my opinion, do you want to repair an expensive AEG or a cheaper AEG? since i like working on AEG's, i picked up a number of p90's to experiment with and JG M4's for my kid's primaries. upgrade parts are almost the same for any AEG but the externals are what most people look at first.

this is an expensive hobby, set your priorities and adjust your budget. if you want to learn skills, then buy cheap. if you want a kewl looking AEG, then the one with the most debt wins.

-a|ex

-a|ex wrote:take it from a newb (me) if you want to learn to work on AEG's. get the right tools, learn to solder, get used to not over torquing aluminum bodies, and have plenty of spare parts. as suggested, get a used AEG and work from there. you will learn alot from broken AEG's. also (very important) learn what each piece in the AEG does.

rhino is a pro, take his advice on what parts work best then use your budget to make the final decision. that's why the first question i asked was what your budget is. in my opinion, do you want to repair an expensive AEG or a cheaper AEG? since i like working on AEG's, i picked up a number of p90's to experiment with and JG M4's for my kid's primaries. upgrade parts are almost the same for any AEG but the externals are what most people look at first.

this is an expensive hobby, set your priorities and adjust your budget. if you want to learn skills, then buy cheap. if you want a kewl looking AEG, then the one with the most debt wins.

-a|ex

+1
buy the gun that will work for you
a good base stock gun that will shoot forever in stock form
look for sub 400 fps and 12 to 18 rps on a 7.4 lipo or 8.4/9.6
if you like the g36 get the e1 its cheap and works great stock
then pick up your dream gun used
that way you can tune up your dream gun and always have a back up that uses the
the same mags when the super high rof hard hitting monster breaks at a game
trust me
i always have a spare gun at a game


great airsoft guns are like hotrods and hot women
they cost alot of money
all your friends want them
you love to play with them
and just when you think all is perfect

you have to spend more money

what is a good flashlight?

Anything Surefire

Airdog has these really nice led flashlight called lumaforce I think there 50, trust me its worth the price

I saw a surefire g2 and 6p. do you know the
difference?

haha that google thing is pretty cool

if you've gotton money to spend, a G&P scorpion flashlight looks sick, and it is so00o0o0o bright

I promise nothing will beat the durability or quality of a surefire.

how many lumens does it take to kinda blind someone temporarily?

Again: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=how+many+lumens+does+it+take+to+blind+someone+temporarily

Twitch wrote:Again: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=how+many+lumens+does+it+take+to+blind+someone+temporarily

that is never going to get old
how do you find out about stuff like that.(should i google it? lol)

why thank you Twitch for your service lol

4sevens my boys easily rival surefire. 4sevens lights are pretty new to the market but they put out extremely impressive lights that are as good as or better than surefires for the price. Trust me, Ive worked for these guys a little. They know their stuff inside and out. Plus the price is really good on most lights where a lot of surefires better models cost easily 150+$ though they do have cheaper models.

I dont know about surefires but 4sevens lights have 8 programmable modes and you can have 2 selected. Thats pretty unique. There also pretty much unkillable. Waterproof, impact resistant glass, aircraft grade aluminum body, and a 10 year warranty to boot.

I havent seen a single downside in the products Ive tested out for them.

Im pretty sure surefires have lifetime warranties

http://www.kwausa.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=4490

look at HK G36C


*faints* epic win

plus new glock thingy NS2!!

kwa g36