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February 5th, 2007, 11:00 | #1 | |
G&G L85A2
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February 5th, 2007, 11:20 | #2 |
Is the cost worth it for a G&G? I was looking at a STAR l85 but basically gave up on the prospect due to the 1k+ price tag.
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February 5th, 2007, 11:26 | #3 |
Hey Kalnaren talk to Grimm Fandango. He might be able to work something for ya.
Oh and Its kinda fishy when they give you extra parts incase something breaks. IMHO im not going near one of these!
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February 5th, 2007, 12:12 | #4 |
Personally, if I ever wanted a bullpup rifle this would be the one for me (unless they produce an Airsoft Tavor). Looks very hot, and for now I'd trust it as average G & G reliability which from what I've heard isn't *that* bad.
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February 5th, 2007, 12:31 | #5 |
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I've had 2 g&g's for over 2 years and used them HARD. I think they are one of the most durable guns out there. When I first got them, they both needed their hop up buckings replaced with silicone ones, but thats it. Nothing else has been done to them and they work flawlessly. I think they have a reputation that was not earned. (shitty hop ups aside)
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February 5th, 2007, 13:14 | #6 |
Apparently the preliminary reviews for the G&G L85 is that your almost guaranteed to have to replace at least half the mechbox parts right away and the gun will break down within 1000 rounds almost guaranteed. Just look at all the problems with the G&G UMG's.
I have no idea for sure since I've never owned a G&G gun before but from what I read here and on Arnies I prefer to stay away. Sometimes you get a really good gun but a lot of the time they seem to fail, may be really loose quality control. I have a STAR L85A2 AFV and its a dream. The previous owner said it has seen 15-20k rounds and when I opened the mechbox and cleaned out the old grease (which was still almost white in colour) all the parts looked new, nothing showed any signs of wear at all. Also with the STAR the blowback mechbox is optional so you can use 9.6V batteries and/or highspeed gears without worry, just don't install the blowback mechbox (like I did.) With the G&G you'll have to disable it or worry about it breaking. Also note: STAR L85A2: Build Material: Steel & Nylon Fiber <-- nice, everything is steel or fiberglass reinforced nylon Motor: High Torque Flat Motor <-- its a standard AK type for those that don't know G&G L85A2: Build Material: Steel / Magnesium / Nylon / Rubber / Zinc / Al6061 <--huh? so its only part steel? Motor - / <-- so is that a proprietary motor? What other parts in it are proprietary and not standard ver.2/3 parts? STAR internals are almost all standard ver.2/3 parts. Last edited by LUTNIT; February 5th, 2007 at 13:31.. |
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February 5th, 2007, 16:22 | #7 |
I'd love to.. I have to get age verified first though, and with no rep around here that's going to be hard
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