A newbies introduction and some tips?

I have no money for it and I dont know if the seperate battery comes with a charger. I like AK's and M4's so its had to decide. I really like the AK because the folding stock might be useful for CQB where I may need to make the gun more compact.

All im Going to say is that its better to buy a better gun. its will perfrom better and it will last longer. Trust Me. But The Kind Of Gun Is Personal Preference. But Try To Stick Away From The Cheaper Brands.

Hello comrade, it is nice to meet you. I play almost weekly at hotshots( I am going today), so you might see me there... I also would have to agree with boa I have heard pretty good things from the combat machine line of guns and if that was somewhat in my price range I would buy it and a battery. As many members have said already, save your money, it has happened to me and I was as mad as you will be. Save your money and get a higher end replica rather then spending half the price and getting a quarter of the quality. Jg and cyma are very well known for having issues because of their lack of quality control. Stick with a company like G&G, KWA, G&P, King Arms, Classic Army, VFC, Echo 1, SRC, TSD, most of the Taiwanese products are very reliable. I personally have a G&P m4 and have had nothing but good things to say about it. I have had it for a year now and no issues to date. It was over $300, but in that year three of the lower end guns could have broken in that time. Just save up and drop a load and be happy. But i do understand if you cant spend that much, so go with a combat machine or echo 1, src or tsd I would say also.

They have games weekly? BTW I was thinking about a CM031 full metal AK74 with a folding stock. Oh well my friend told me that the gun was decent and he has been airsofting for 3 years.

Just Dont Ask Us For Help If You Have A Friend Thats Been Playing For Three Years.

Comrade24 wrote:

They have games weekly? BTW I was thinking about a CM031 full metal AK74 with a folding stock. Oh well my friend told me that the gun was decent and he has been airsofting for 3 years.

i have been playing for 3 and 1/2 years and learned first thing people on airsoft forums normally now more then friends and

btw the only good cyma gun is the m14 with upgraded internals



also if u keep on asking people and they tell you the same thing 3 times dont go back to the same junky gun

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Comrade24 wrote:

btw the only good cyma gun is the m14 with upgraded internals

Not true. CYMA really stepped up their game after the CM028. Anything higher than that is a good CYMA. The CYMA CM040+ are really good. That is from experience and what alot people post about on other national forums.

wow i didnt now that a cyma was my first gun was a cyma it broke after 400 shots lol
but he maybe the did step up there game idk i never went back to them after that



also i had the g36c but i here the k is good to

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=139_24_166&products_id=4622

it has folding stock shoot 400fps and can fit a 9.6 butterfly battery in the foregrip

Is the CM028 a bad gun? because I just bought it. I bought it because I heard alot of good things about it and another reason why I bought it is because I love the AK47 espescially its variants. Was it a bad buy?

I still have 40 dollars left. I'll save my money for something better like a G&G M4A1 and 9.6v battery or that JG G36c you just showed me.

No, the CM028 isn't a bad gun. It was my first one and lasted me a while. After the CM028, CYMA pretty much made everything better as far as wiring, internals, and made the bodies metal. If it is anything from CM027 or below then it isn't worth it. They really stepped their game up at and after the CM028.

Ok then, I bought a good first AEG

yea, its a good gun....

Welcome to the family Comrade I see you live in Boyton if you have any other questions and need help kid I live in town and might be able to give you a hand. Welcome to the family