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As for the body the PTS has polymer and I think the A&k (and its clones) do to. I know that Cybergun has one with polymer (still wouldn't touch it) But if your going to A&K version. I'd recommend getting the G&P one they basically took the A&k one and added the reliablity of G&P parts.
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Well yea G&P gears need alot of shimming, but I mean there better than A&K parts.
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Occasionally a not so great company makes a gem, such as the Cyma Thompson or the Army R27. The A&K Masada is one of those gems, while it may have deficiencies so does the PTS version. And for the price you can basically get 2 A&K's for the price of one PTS. I really can say enough good things about the A&K Masada.
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Looks like it's the A&K then ") thx all.
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Looks like A&K is the best choice or the G&P version if you can find it.
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Remington has made some really cool changes to the ACR.
- fixed retractable stock - new rail system - fluted barrel - new charging handle - new advanced ACR lower i can also see a new brass deflector and trigger guard. Too bad an airsoft version of this will never be made :( http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...remington-acr/ |
I really like the looks of that. Maybe somebody will make a body kit?
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Remington is actually going to submit that to the Army Improved Carbine competition
"It features a magnesium lower, with standard AR-15 grip and trigger guard, adjustable but non-foldable stock, carbine-length gas system, no quick change barrel (it has a new barrel nut), folding charging handle and new metal finishes. These changes help shave 1.8 lbs of weight from the gun." |
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good buy
So, overall, is the PTS a good buy overall if you cana get it used?
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