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Post by whiteglint on May 31, 2013 20:12:26 GMT -5
I've been planning to get a replacement for my CyberGun Famas for a while, and I'm trying decide between a JG M4, JG G36C, or a JG AUG. I'm a fan of bullpup, but I would also like to get a conventional rifle. Maybe some of you could help me decide between these three, or should I just keep the Famas and upgrade it? The Famas seems to be pretty hard to upgrade though, I've been looking for an extra mag for it for about a year, the cheapest I've found is $30. I'm thinking maybe the M4 because of how inexpensive it is to upgrade it, same goes for the G36C. I haven't done much research on the AUG, I'm just a fan of the design, and already having a grip and rail is a plus. On the side, sometime in the future I'm planning on getting the Soft Air FN F2000, but it's out of my budget range, but to anyone who has experience with this gun, is it worth $300+? Should I just save up and not waste money on these plastic AEGs?
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Post by Archer on May 31, 2013 22:17:17 GMT -5
I'd upgrade the Cybergun. I don't trust JG for ****. They are a definite beginner brand, and won't compete with some of our airsoft rifles unless it's upgraded.
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Post by Dan aka Macgyver on Jun 1, 2013 0:49:56 GMT -5
now i want to dig out my jg and hunt you dont with it..... :-)
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Pegasus
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Post by Pegasus on Jun 1, 2013 7:07:06 GMT -5
Honestly, JG isn't that bad, sure, they're not on par performance wise with other brands. But internally they're significantly stronger. Their m4 (the nicer ones) comes with a neohyduim motor, meaning it is extremely strong and effiecient. JG internals (gears, motor, shell, etc.) are some of the strongest on the market, capable of pulling m150's stock if tuned.
So, if you're going to upgrade, I'd by a nice JG M4 that comes the neo motor. It'll be a piece of cake to upgrade. If it's your first time upgrading, don't try the Cybergun. lol The motor armature is slightly off spec meaning you can't just drop in an upgrade motor (I'm pretty sure), the spur gear is a V7 spur (I think), and the cylinder head, tappet plate, and airnozzle are off spec meaning upgrades parts do not fit. Unless it's specifically for the V1.
Overall, the JG M4 is the best option for upgrading.
Keeping stock, well the if you're talking about the G&G FN 2000 it's pretty nice. It's a G&G Proline gun which are some of the best guns stock. I've held and used one, the gearbox is a modified V6, it's ever so slightly of spec from the regular V6. But upgrade parts still fit fine, to my knowledge.
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Post by whiteglint on Jun 1, 2013 13:25:23 GMT -5
Thanks everyone, I found a G&G M4 Raider for a decent price, so I'll be getting that.
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Post by Archer on Jun 1, 2013 21:28:14 GMT -5
I'd get the G&G.
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Post by Ultra on Jun 14, 2013 18:47:13 GMT -5
Yep I'm going to have to dig out my JG AUG or G36c and shoot Archer now. ;D
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Post by ducktape35 on Jun 15, 2013 0:03:58 GMT -5
JG is where its at!
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Post by EDGE on Jun 15, 2013 9:38:48 GMT -5
DBOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Archer on Jun 16, 2013 3:50:14 GMT -5
Yeah Dan, that's why I have two broken down beside me that are completely gutted.
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