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September 6th, 2007, 23:53 | #1 |
A Few Questions about Airsoft.
Hi guys I have a few airsoft related questions. Okay does the Tokyo Mauri M4A1 RIS the one with the battery on the top of the grip is it an all metal gun or some abs plastic? Also will I be able to fit a 9.4 large battery with like 1700mah on the top grip? 1 more question what would be better on a m-16 a Aimpoint Replica Redot scope or a Aimpoint Replica 4x scope? There both the same price.
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September 7th, 2007, 00:12 | #2 |
1. Google, and learn a bit about the gun.
2. There are only 9.6V batteries. 3. It's your choice. Do what you like best. |
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September 7th, 2007, 00:35 | #3 |
Thanks Styrak.
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September 7th, 2007, 00:42 | #4 |
Or... get in contact with local groups and go see stuff in person. Check their requirements, and most likely you will get to see more than one TM product.
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September 7th, 2007, 01:58 | #5 |
Red Wine & Adderall
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I rock a TM M4 RIS. Its piece of shat. I hated the fake battery PEQ to the point where I replaced it and had the gun changed to rearwire and crane stock set up. The PEQ will only accomodate 8.4v mini batterys.
As for aimpoints. I have an aimpoint red dot mounted on the carrying rail. I hate it. Im never using it again. Its not like they really help alot anyways. I shoot better using the guns actual metal sights. As for the body. The reciever of the gun is plastic. The carrying handle is plastic. Everything else is metal accept for the actual sliding plastic piece of the stock, thats plastic but they all are. Its a decent gun, I purchased it years ago, and shoots about 280-285ish fps straight of the box. Never had any feeding issues using TM, KA, or MAG brand magazines. The barrel wobble isnt to bad, if you keep the D ring(?) tight you barely ever get any. Theres a little but not a whole lot. My only gripe about the gun is, if you install the tactical grip on the lower RIS you have to be careful and make sure the lower RIS panel is sitting securly inside its fittings. The lower panel is removeable to reveal your fuse housing and wire connections so you can connect the battery from the PEQ to the normal wiring. But back to my point, my gripe is about this panel. If you install anything, a tactical grip, a masterkey style shotgun setup, a grenade launcher, you have to be very wary of how that panel is sitting at all times. If you accidentally bump the D ring(?) that panel can fall right off. I used to use my tac grip on it, but during games I would go to grab it and it would come right off with the panel. So I stopped using it. Attempting to pump and fire your masterkey style shotgun? Better make sure that piece is secure cause when you pump the damn shotgun falls off.
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"Its only a little bit on fire" Last edited by TokyoSeven; September 7th, 2007 at 14:14.. |
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