Question about JG-G36c

I am set on getting a Jg g36c. I have read mixed reviews on installing a 9.6 Bat. in the stock version to increase rof
Some websites state it has 7mm metal bushings,Is this true or will a 9.6 bat. trash the stock gun? Also,I like the look of mock suppressors. Is a longer inner barrel required to use them?

No, you dont need a longer inner barrel; unless you want to improve your accuracy, but having a longer barrel dosent do a whole lot. I also have a Tokyo Marui G36C, and i put a surpresser on it but due to the design of the battery compartment, you have to take it off to change the battery. You might be able to get away with a very skinny surpressor though. That G36C i have includes LOTS of extras, is for sale,and is in the same price range as the JG. It is posted on the buy/sell/trade on this website.

Q-bald wrote:I am set on getting a Jg g36c. I have read mixed reviews on installing a 9.6 Bat. in the stock version to increase rof
Some websites state it has 7mm metal bushings,Is this true or will a 9.6 bat. trash the stock gun? Also,I like the look of mock suppressors. Is a longer inner barrel required to use them?

Very good choice! IMHO the best choice for a bullet-proof first gun and a darn good platform for some mods that are not too difficult.
To answer your questions, you are crazy NOT to run a 9.6v in that gun! The setup is MORE than capable of running 9.6v with no issues and will increase your performance considerably. I have set up five that way without a single hiccup from the higher voltage. Most of our team runs them with BATMAGS so that they can run suppressors and such without having to remove the front end completely or do the mod required to house a 9.6v in the stock foregrip. (They are 30a dishcarge rate 9.6v 1600mah nunchucks.)
If you decide to run a 9.6v there is a "hook shaped post" in the battery area that should be removed to allow the longer battery (9.6v mini stick) to be placed there. Simple operation . . . well worth it!
As for the supressor, yep, they look cool but you'll be hatin' it if you decided to keep your battery location in the front foregrip but no you don't HAVE to run a longer barrel with them . . . but at least you CAN!

Good info..........Thanks Tinman

Tinman wrote:

Q-bald wrote:I am set on getting a Jg g36c. I have read mixed reviews on installing a 9.6 Bat. in the stock version to increase rof
Some websites state it has 7mm metal bushings,Is this true or will a 9.6 bat. trash the stock gun? Also,I like the look of mock suppressors. Is a longer inner barrel required to use them?

Very good choice! IMHO the best choice for a bullet-proof first gun and a darn good platform for some mods that are not too difficult.
To answer your questions, you are crazy NOT to run a 9.6v in that gun! The setup is MORE than capable of running 9.6v with no issues and will increase your performance considerably. I have set up five that way without a single hiccup from the higher voltage. Most of our team runs them with BATMAGS so that they can run suppressors and such without having to remove the front end completely or do the mod required to house a 9.6v in the stock foregrip. (They are 30a dishcarge rate 9.6v 1600mah nunchucks.)
If you decide to run a 9.6v there is a "hook shaped post" in the battery area that should be removed to allow the longer battery (9.6v mini stick) to be placed there. Simple operation . . . well worth it!
As for the supressor, yep, they look cool but you'll be hatin' it if you decided to keep your battery location in the front foregrip but no you don't HAVE to run a longer barrel with them . . . but at least you CAN!

gs6 on 9.6V is a great way to go. I have a 9.6v batmag. Like Tinman said youd be crazy not to run one. its a cheap easy change and it will increase your rate of fire. Thanks to Tinman, I am running 9.6v bats on both my g36 and my spr. the rate of fire on my spr is ridiculous for a stock gun.

Im with ATLAS.... batmags are the bomb!