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Looking to buy my first rifle soon and I am thinking most likely going with an ARES M4 to start, but I was wondering... There is soooooo much M series information on here that its very hard to sift through. I am interested in the ARES M4 SIR-M,http://www.aresairsoft.com/m4sirm.html now in the 550-650 price range is there another M4 AEG that is better? or another type of AEG altogether.
What I am looking for is as follows: going to be used as an outdoor gun Shooting 0.20g - 0.28g (depending on how it shoots different weights). Color is not an issue Weight is not an issue Rails are a bonus Looking for reliability and quality first will probably not do much upgrading. The one thing I am aware of with the ares m4 is the quick spring change. Thanks in advance |
Depending on your budget:
1. Systema 2. KWA 3. VFC Everyone will say Systema beats all, but obviously not everyone has that kinda cash. KWA M4's have excellent internals. |
my top end budget this go around will probably be 650 to 700.
If I could I would like to stay in the 500-600 range then I can also get a ok sidearm to start. even though I know its not required right away, its a want more then a need. That eliminates systema for sure. |
Yup, definitley eliminated Systema. I would recomend a KWA then. A freind of mine has a KWA M4 and he highly recommends it. Search KWA M4 on here and you will find several excellent reviews.
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I have an ARES M4 it would be the AR-013 model. I have put about 4000 rounds through it and haven't had a problem yet. Its been shooting straight since I took it out of the box. I've only run .28 (1 bag)and some .25 bb's (1/2 bag) through it. In fact I have haven't even adjusted the hop up on it. I was told to watch the motor as it can be an issue. Also the mag well with some mags not seating properly. I was told the fix is to put a little tape around the mag. I use mainly real cap and mid cap mags so I do a lot of mag changes and this problem hasn't come up with my gun or mags yet.
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For an M4/M16:
top choice - G&P 2nd place - VFC (or King Arms, but I'm more familiar with VFCs) You're looking between $550-700, and that will get you a rock-solid (internal & external) rifle out of the box. |
Would you guys mind recommending a reputable dealer here in Canada for G&P,VFC, and KWA. I live just outside Calgary, so the closer the better :)
Does imperial airsoft carry them? on their shelves they have Ares,Magpul,CA. Thanks |
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Although it's been said already, wait for your verification to go through, then ask again in the AV only section, or browse the AV retailers section. |
kk, then it looks like the Ares, cause I'll be buying before I'm AV and I show up at the first game.
I hope I'll be able to get AV at my first game, it unlocks all the answers, haha. Thanks anyway |
Alternatively, you could find someone to lend you a gun for your first game. I'm still new myself, and I've met a few people who have already offered to lend me a gun for my first game, too. This way, you could get age verified without having to rush to put money into a gun right away.
Links or sources are prohibited until you get AV'd, yes, but I can tell you I've seen some G&P M4's (and variants) in the classifieds that are in your price range, so maybe don't jump the gun just yet. There's a lot to pick through and choose from there. Plus, if you buy local, you get to dodge the shipping costs as well. |
ok then, another question. I know G&G are known for there lower then average compression. how do the ARES do in the compression department? I am more concerned about range over FPS.
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About the same. Compression can be improved by mechbox improvements (ported piston heads, air nozzles fitted with o-rings, etc.). However, range is more than just compression - a good hop-up rubber will improve flight characteristics, for instance. A heavy/precision BB will also improve range.
If you're concerned, though, look up a few sniper threads that discuss maximizing range. |
Slink, you need to move to Alberta, I like having your comments around.
I will check some more sniper threads out. thanx |
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