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deimos256 April 9th, 2006 16:34

VFC CA870?
 
Hi all, I was just wondering if anyone owns or has handled one of these, I cant find any reviews and im curious about the gun and the company in general, thank you in advance for your help.

Greylocks April 9th, 2006 17:04

Google found me a whole lot of links, including reviews, to read. 223 to be exact. That may help.

deimos256 April 10th, 2006 00:29

funny i used google and found nothing but reviews for the maruzen, which is not the same as the VFC

Greylocks April 10th, 2006 06:43

Then you need to learn how to use the google advanced search features. No, I wont teach you how to do that.

sanosuke689 April 10th, 2006 21:15

just as an obervation i did find 223 RESULTS for the search, but few if any were of actual reviews of the VFC CA870 even with advanced search features recalibrated.

Greylocks April 11th, 2006 06:09

"Including reviews" does not mean "ALL reviews". But that's a course in grammar, not in searching.

Gryphon April 11th, 2006 11:43

Rather than pontificating about how much better I am because I know the ins and outs of Google, I will say that the VFC CA870 is just the Maruzen gun with VFC metal parts on it. It's generally accepted that "VFC/GB-Tech" is universally associated with "high quality". I own a VFC M203DX and it's of superb construction (356 and 6061 aluminum) and finish, better than any other I've seen.

What I especially don't like about the CA870 though is that it's hardly a shotgun, firing just one round at a time. The very essence of the shotgun is lost because you can't shoot multiple projectiles like the Marushin M500 or the TM M3 Super 90 can. They rent out some CA870 clones at Xtreme Tactics but discourage noobs from renting them because of the difficulty in using them against GBB and AEG-wielding opponents. The VFC version is just an expensive and fancy springer that you can otherwise get for fifty bucks.

If you're looking for an impressive wall hanger or something different for skirmishing, it's a good choice as it'll certainly look the part. However unless you're a darn good player you'll probably be outgunned with one.

Greylocks April 11th, 2006 12:15

There's a difference between pontificating and refusing to spoonfeed. If he learns to search properly, he wont have to ask others to search for him.
It's a very useful skill to learn in the age of the internet.
But if you prefer to spoonfeed, go for it. Get ready to repeat yourself.

Primus April 11th, 2006 13:38

Just like you do now when you say look it up on google? ironic isn't it

Skruface April 11th, 2006 15:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gryphon
The VFC version is just an expensive and fancy springer that you can otherwise get for fifty bucks.

Being pre-upgraded with an extremely stable hopup design, the GB-Tech/VFC 870's are better described as a pump-action sniper rifle than a shotgun. Mine pushes 440 FPS with a 555mm inner barrel and is VERY accurate with .3's...

sanosuke689 April 11th, 2006 20:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greylocks
"Including reviews" does not mean "ALL reviews". But that's a course in grammar, not in searching.

ahh your right, there were NO reviews, so looking through google was still worthless, and you were still incorrect

Greylocks April 11th, 2006 21:11

Fair enough, shows I can be 100% abysmally wrong.


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