Not at all

Does anyone have any info on the rumored MG34 thats supposed to be comming out?

Educated guesses on the part of some people who have JG products coupled with rumors floating around put it at around $300-600, firing around 340-360 fps. Version 3 mech box varient. Loading based on the picture of it similar to the M60 in which around 1200 bb's are loaded into the top of it and are gravity fed as there does not seem to be an assault drum attached.

This is all speculation and rumor but makes the MG34 a tasty prospect.

THAT AND IT'S A EFFIN MG34!!!!:cool:

"effin"? is that some sort of mineral water?

http://www.grizzlyliquor.com/images/...a_Effen300.gif

NO BUT IT'S A VODKA! no word on wether it's "effen" good though... =\

Nice
 

The AMD65 is nice.

WGC got them in for 250USD so,

I say they should cost around the price of a normal AEG.

There's 3 variants all priced at 250$;

the Para m249
the FN Minimi
and the m249 mk2 (full stock).

Also found some chinese company that only make M14's.

http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...at=KART%20AEGs

inb4 N-N-N-NECRO POST

great!!! just want a m249 for collection~~sweet

A&A sells the A&K M249 for around $800

im waiting for the China HK 416! Hopefully Echo makes a full metal one:)

Cool that they might look, they are MPEGs and will have the same limitations and problems that all MPEGs have.

I wish someone besides Inokatso would make a more realistically affordable Israeli galil ARM.

I don't understand why there isn't more interest in the Boyi AK74U/AKS74.

The new ones even have 7mm bearing gearboxes, rather than the original 7mm plastic ones. Plus, the retail price in China is only about $85 for the wood hand guard versions of both.

And I feel like putting in my bit about WGC Shop.
The online retailers in Hong Kong have significantly higher prices than other retail shops in Hong Kong. Even the small hobby shops have better prices.
(I was in Hong Kong a couple days ago and did a little looking around - I live in Shanghai now.)

Don\'t forget they also have several major parts made out of steel (but the rest out of pot metal unfortunately).

I find the Unicorn AKS-74U to be more appealing. Full blued steel construction, oak handguards, and tightbore out of the box.

Yeah, most of it is steel. Can't complain about that.

The Unicorn sounds nice, but the price is nearly double (the prices I see, not the ones you see - it's closer on those ones). I do like the finish as well.

Unicorn doesn't come from the factory with a gearbox or tightbore at all. Most places put the CYMA gearbox in it, and it isn't quite as feature filled as the BOYI, but I guess it is forgivable. Boyi comes with a mediocre battery and sling as well... a plus for a lot of people.

As for the hand guard, the second version looks much much nicer. I'm not sure exactly what is new about it, but it certainly looks nicer in my opinion...

First version AK74U
http://www.whmx.net/pic/digi/2007106114633701.jpg

Second version AKS74U (plum is also available)
http://www.whmx.net/pic/digi/20071127131044369.jpg

Retail prices are the same at about $86 here.

Over rated. The bottle is cool, though. I'd go with Chopin at the same pricepoint.