May 16th, 2011, 03:07 | #1 |
Rifleman's Primary - What would you recommend??
okay, so i just got bored of my newly built ICS M4 - CQBR. after upgrading it, i was achieving accuracy of man sized targets, at a measured distance of 260ft. this was achieved with .25g bbs on semi auto with a hit miss ratio of 8/10, in an open field in which the distance was measured out. this was only possible using Mettle Tech bb's as the Madbull bb's have a slightly smaller diameter of .02mm ..doesn't sound like much, but when your using a 6.01mm (285mm long) barrel it does effect accuracy a LOT! - this was my first build, if you really want to call it that lol
Primarily i use semi or short burst of 3-8 shots mostly at ranges beyond 75ft. i dont really care to much about ROF as i have a second AEG for that *evil grin* (TM MP5k w/ 11.1). so basically im looking for something to replace my ics m4 with. so far both the KJW Ruger 10/22 & the G&G M14 (short version s.o.c.?) have caught my eye. are there any other good base guns to make a "rifleman's gun" out of? - its kind of a contradiction but it has to be fairly short. - im not sold on the whole barrel length thing, as it seems to me to be more important on real steel then airsoft. upgraded AEP anyone? when i think of the two guns ive been looking at this is what comes to mind: KJW Ruger 10/22: -Gas Powered - cool down effect in winter (anyone know how bad this is on the 10/22?) -Semi Auto only :l -I love M4 accessories - especially Magpul - so this is a plus as i can still use my preexisting accessories -Less Money -doesnt have the plasticky parst like the top thing that the M14 has -its unique G&G M14 SBR (or other brand??) -Electric -proprietary gear box -Parts of the body seem kinda cheap -full auto capability -more money -more upgradeable? -more reliable? I would love to get my hands on a marui, but i fear the price of a marui over the G&G might be more then i want to know. any other thoughts that i should consider?? which one would yield best accuracy results? basically im asking for your guy's input on which is a better "riflemans" gun, and is it possible to achieve my accuracy goals of 260ft with either of these two guns. Any & all thoughts or ideas are welcome, Thanks in advance! Yoyit2 |
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May 16th, 2011, 18:27 | #2 |
Just a warning, if you get a gas blowback gun, you will have to disassemble it to clean and lubricate the internals a lot; if you are not willing to do that, buy an AEG. The magazines are small and expensive. Also KJW rifles have stock velocities, which are too high to bring to most fields, unless you are using them as a sniper.
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May 16th, 2011, 20:22 | #3 |
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What exactly do you mean by "rifleman's gun". Is this a gun that would be more DMR-esque (i.e. accurate and semiautomatic)?
The KJ 10/22 is an excellent DMR rifle. The last time I checked, no NPAS exists so you'll run into trouble on hot summer days. It's also quite handy and maneuverable, you might find that an M14 is awkward. If you have the money, a fully upgraded WE M14 with NPAS is perhaps the ultimate DMR weapon. I ran out of money to upgrade mine in the middle of the school year, but now that I'm working, I'm seriously considering picking one up again. Avoid G&G M14s. If you want an AEG for year-round play, a TM M14 or a G&P SR-25 is the way to go. All things considered, I would recommend you go for the KJ 10/22. For $399 retail you can't go wrong. |
May 16th, 2011, 22:27 | #4 |
well TBH im not to worried about upgrade price. yes it will be a DMR.. but full auto capability would be a bonus. i dont know if im really wanting to go for a WE m14 as it is gas... which wont really help me in the winter from what i understand - dont quote me here - is that the 10/22 is not to bad for winter use. sr25 are nice, but to long for me. i have a very mixed style of play.. Run and gun - hence the mp5k w/11.1 - as well as rifleman. so... if ive got my rifle, and i feel the need to rush, then its WAY easier if its short and compact.
as far as velocity goes its going to have to be a max of 400fps. so hopefully RA-Tech will have a npas soon :P my concern with TM m14 is how hard its going to be to buy one... and how expensive :S i dont have thousands to spend lol. in general im kinda weary on GBB(R) as ive had some bad experiences with them. so far the only good ones ive ever owned have been TM Glocks. From what ive read the 10/22 is a viable option, but.... everything else just makes me scared lol |
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May 16th, 2011, 22:38 | #5 | |
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Mags for it are rather inexpensive but finding mag pouches is a pain. Iv found Condors double M4 mag pouches work well but you need magpuls for the mags. Once the NPAS comes out its gonna be a great gun for all game types. |
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May 16th, 2011, 23:25 | #6 |
I just saw this, I know its not a TM but...http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=124536
Personally I would go with a TM Socom M14 if your worried about the length of the gun and with your game play style.
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May 17th, 2011, 02:31 | #7 | |
arg! to many choices lol
im liking the idea of the 10/22 as i can fit my Magpul stuff on it - off of my m4. i wonder if there is anyway to make a magwell adapter which would except mp5 mags yet allow a line for HPA :P that way you could use CHEAP aeg mags all year round :P if i went with the m14 i would absolutely use a 7.4v lipo (as i run them in everything ive got lol). anyone have some input on the gear boxes? v.7 right? how are they for sourcing parts/reliability? ive held a G&G M14, but how is the external feel compared to the Marui m14? Quote:
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May 17th, 2011, 02:39 | #8 |
Any AEG M14 but a marui is a complete piece of shit.
G&G and CA have their own designs that are different htan the marui design. That means you've got no aftermarket parts. You shouldn't even be considering the G&G. |
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May 17th, 2011, 03:45 | #9 |
I agree with Amos. G&G are great guns, but not for what you are looking for. TM is good but if you are looking for a gas rifle, WE M14 is actually not bad at all. Deadly accurate from my experience, and with the EBR stock, should you decide to get one, you will have one scary looking gun. I don't know about the 10/22 so I wont comment on it, but from what I have heard, it's not a bad gun.
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May 17th, 2011, 04:11 | #10 |
im not really "looking" for a GBB(R) but if there is a good one ill consider it. that being said i am looking for a year round gun. which is going to make GBB(R) difficult. the WE m14 looks sweet in wood, but its the full length barrel also, i love WE guns for there build quality, but... from my experience, they are PIGS on gas!!
yeah i am completely sold on anything marui dont get me started on my collection lol. ive also had good experiences with G&G so i was curious about their M14. as of now, i will cross the G&G version off my list. i was looking through available parts for the TM m14 and it does seem to be a sweet platform! im just worried about the initial cost of buying it :S one other thing is that, i have noticed with EVERY Marui AEG i have held, is that they seem really "creaky" and loose. I like my guns to be sturdy and rugged. how is the TM m14 in this aspect? kjw 10/22 - $400 mags - $27ish landed Barrel - $50ish landed externals - already acquired. TM M14 (Socom) - $800+? Mags (mid) - $20-$30 landed Barrel - $70ish landed Internals - $200+ Lipo - $25ish + yikes! :S from this aspect, the 10/22 is looking like a viable option! but before price comes performance! ugh! i wish i could get a direct comparison Last edited by yoyit2; May 17th, 2011 at 04:14.. |
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May 17th, 2011, 04:14 | #11 | |
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May 17th, 2011, 04:27 | #12 |
i do currently have a G&G max M16 with systema internals, which is getting VERY close in performance to my ICS M4. idk, its not really my type of gun - the m16 - i actually regret buying it. not that its a bad gun, not at all, its awesome! its just not for my game style. - its to long
for that reason, i use my M4 more often, as they are basically the same gun, just one has a shorter barrel. |
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May 17th, 2011, 04:34 | #13 |
Not Eye Safe, Pretty Boy Maximus on the field take his picture!
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For a Rifleman's primary, I would recommend using a Rifle
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May 17th, 2011, 04:34 | #14 | |
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If you are looking for a M14, I would say the TM or the WE are your best bets. Some people would likely disagree with me on that, but to each their own. Then you just have to decide if you are gonna run gas or electric. Gas is ok if you run C02, depending on where you live green gas just wont do the job. Another thing is this... Are there C02 mags available for the WE M14 yet? Also, are you willing to put the time into maintaining a gas rifle? Electric guns have the advantage of being considerably quieter, and much lower maintenance, than gas guns as well. I guess in the end it all depends on what works best for you and what you are gonna be more happy with.
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May 17th, 2011, 04:35 | #15 |
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