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Price has sure come down on the CA ones. Pick they right place and they're less that the A&Ks were a few years ago.
Never seen a G&P one pop up for sale but I guess anything is possible. |
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Hey Crunchmeister is not a redneck, he is a hillbilly!!!! |
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G&P makes one of the toughest V2 shells on the market. I've heard of two or three breaking but never seen one break myself, and they're all running at 380-470fps here. Add in an ARS sorbo head and your mechbox is just as indestructible as a PGC. The V2 mechbox just isn't a drawback anymore Everyone knows that tm makes one of the weakest mechbox shells out there (they break at ~360 fps), and you can run 400fps with a sorbo head on them for over a year without it breaking. So pros and cons CA249 -PGC mechbox with quick change spring -readily available -can use M4 mags -fairly light (only about 6.5kg) -PGC mechbox isn't fully tm spec -inferior hop chamber -prone to all internal faults as a regular CA AEG -I've never seen a CA box mag work for more than a few months (A&K has good box mags) -weak materials, they break pretty easily G&P249 -V2 mechbox 100% tm spec with 7mm bearings -AUG hop chamber, really good design -reliable centerline feed from box -G&P stock internals are good as long as you shim the gears before use -toughest 249 out there, just can't break this thing -reinforced carry handle -REAL STEEL box mags, I've fallen on my box mag 3 times and it hasn't broken -can fit 9.6v large batt in box mag for para version -no quick swap spring -can't use M4 mags -some would say it's heavy at 7.6kg -gears need to be properly shimmed before use -very hard to find |
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thanks for all the info guys. I think I will go for the classic army. G and p would be ideal but they are a bit out of my price range and arent very readily available. Plus I dont like that it cant take m4 mags as back up.
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