My current G&G Sig550.

KA M&P15. My first legit AEG and IMO the most reliable and straightest shooter I've owned, not to mention it has legit trades modelled after a real firearm.

A&K Masada, Im not joking.

thats funny, my CA RPK stripped the piston first game, and never fed properly:P

My best gun was my CA M249MKII, I remember doing training and dumping the entire box mag within 5 minutes, didnt even get warm:P I never would have sold it but i needed a down payment for my bike. Running an A&K M60VN now and its just not the same. The Rambo factor adds to the bad-assery, but it just isnt my 249. I'm hoping to pick another one up as soon as i can:D

AGM STG44, stock it was OK, but I did a full custom rebuild and it was the the most accurate and consistent gun I'd ever used, and built like a brick shithouse... I miss that gun.

Systema PTW

I would have to say my MK 12 Mod 0 which I built from a pile of parts. The reason why I find it better is because I built it myself with all the parts I wanted into it and it's tuned for my style. There's something about building your own that gives it a certain quality that you can't find on anything you can buy. Anybody who does D.I.Y. would know what I'm talking about.

CA 249

Dboys 74 (internal re-haul + rails)

Thompson A1M1 No joking FPS is +or- 1 fps Shoots far and straight, way more kills than my other 4 guns put together

G&P 249, longest run for me without breaking down
also one of the longest running high performance AEGs I know of without breaking down

My Tokyo Marui AUG A1,I miss it so much.Quiet and consistent.

#1 - Systema PTW M16A3 / M4A1 (Best all around)
#2 - Star UMP (Best not Systema)
#3 - Tokyo Marui G3SG1 (Most missed)

Right now I have a fully built m4 that is by all practical definitions the 'best' AEG I have ever owned, but my first, and overall favorite AEG, was my TM P90. Miss that thing.. :(

I second that actually. Bugger took a ride down 2 stories of stairs after taking a dip in the pool 2 days earlier and was just fine... Save the fire selector on one side falling off. But that was an easy fix with an allen key. I'm amazed at how well it has held up and performed considering the abuse it has been subjected to. 6 months, 9,500+ rounds, never had to open it up once.

Either my old TM AK47, only upgraded with a tightbore, or my TM M14 full length, totally stock. those guns worked, and they worked well.