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Old January 14th, 2013, 16:31   #1
Doc Green
 
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Getting Started

Hey Guys

Looking to get my first rifle or smg, currently I have a beretta 92F but im anxious to actually play with a team, unit, group or whatever

Now to my question, Im not sure how good the different makes are but I've had no problems with the TM (Tokyo Mauru) or some S*** like that haha
Anyways this is what im looking at, was hoping someone could tell me if they were any good.

G & P M4 Navy Seal
G & P SR15 URX (both around 500)

Thanks In Advance

Doc

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Old January 14th, 2013, 17:54   #2
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try a search, there are a thousand threads on "ima noob what gun should i get" but i got my spoon with me so here goes.
if u want something cheapish relatively reliable and upgradeable but fieldable out of the box try an echo1 or JG, m4's are probably one of the most common guns ane that means there are a tonje of parts accesories and upgrades available for them. AK' are also a popular choice, mags are a lil bigger so harder to find pouches that hold them, well rather let u take them out easy, but they do for the most part fit in m4 mag pouches.
now u have also got the magpull whatever they are called, they tend to be the new uberleet tacticool thing around tho they are baisicly an m4 so take that as u will. Then there are the scars, also a new "fad" if u will also a nice choice in weaponry. I like me some hk416's again they are baisicly a variation on an m4.
i would suggest u get age verrified, youll get more help here once folks know u arent just some kid who wants to shoot stuff.
also ull be able to see the clasifieds and connect with the local retailers as well.
another good option after getting av'd would be to find a game, and someone who can rent/ loan u a gun( most folks are willing to help a new guy out) and at said game during lunch or the befor the briefing or after the game u can see/ hold oogle and check out alot of different guns and see what fits u well, feels nice in your hand and shouldered has visual appeal to you, also will be able to see said guns with various rail systems and barrel lengths and acesories and so on so u can make a more edumacated choice on what it is exactly u may like.
also id suggest u stay away from a sniper rifle untill u play a bit and see if thats something ud like to do, playing with a BA useually means u dont do much shooting and u do a heck of alot of crawling through the mud and observing of the enemy/relaying info back to you team via radio, also after u buy the rifle ud be putting 500 bucks worth the parts in it to make it effective right off the bat ajd probbably wont have alot of fun playing, unless layin in the mud stalking people and maybe firing off half a dozen shots all day seems like fun to u then maybe u want to get a ba but it does take certian type of player to get into it and actually have fun doing it, i know caus i love it, i dont mind waiting all day for that one good shot and kill that noone sees comming, and trust ke sometimes it is a few games between them.
for regular skirmish type games there is rarely enough time in a battle to even make it stealthy to a good firing position so u wind up just lettin your gbroup advance ahead of u and sort of working your way up behind the group and engaging the enemy from just out of their range anr so u shoot they hear a bb wiz by and just relocate, not alot of action and i probably get more kills by dumping my rifle and rushing in with my pistol in your average game.
hope this helps, hope u dont get too flamed for asking the age old question, good luck.
man i can really blab once i get goin pardon my.long winded post lol.
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Old January 14th, 2013, 18:07   #3
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Cheers

Thanks for the response, I will keep that in mind.
Im working on getting age verified. (Sent out a message to someone in my area)

Im not really a newb when it comes to guns, I saw some of the U.S guys in Afganystan with the M4's, love the way they look.

Im pretty set on that or the SR15 not sure what the difference is in airsoft because they are both full auto.

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Old January 14th, 2013, 18:44   #4
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mostly just the look, and the length, any m4 can be changed from a cqb type to an sr type and anything in between, baisicly just swap out the inner and oiter barrels and then put what ever flavor of handguard/rail system u like, i personnaly use a stag15 with a daniel defense mfr12inch handguard/rail system, it is baisicly an m4 with a crane stock and a long barrel looks like this, mine has a small barrel extension and a madbull amplifier to hide a longer inner barrel.

all the airsoft m4's will have a version2 gearbox and a 363mm inner barel some will have a longer (sr types)or shorter (cqbr types) inner barel tho some with the longer outter barel will still have the short inner.
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Old January 14th, 2013, 18:50   #5
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Thanks for the response, I will keep that in mind.
Im working on getting age verified. (Sent out a message to someone in my area)

Im not really a newb when it comes to guns, I saw some of the U.S guys in Afganystan with the M4's, love the way they look.

Im pretty set on that or the SR15 not sure what the difference is in airsoft because they are both full auto.

Doc
As long as you buy from a reputable manufacturer, you shouldn't have any problems. The G&P's you were looking at are very good rifles to start out with. Probably the best externals besides real steel. Internals sometimes have problems but they are usually a cheap and easy fix. Once you get AV'd, you have many more new and used options.
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Old January 14th, 2013, 19:07   #6
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I like them because they look legit, but I also want something that works well and I can upgrade because im pretty techy.

Will be getting Av'd next week as the guy here is out of town for a bit, but I'm in no rush

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