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ThunderCactus · January 24th, 2012, 15:19

Go with a G&P.
It's the only 249 on the market that's 100% tm compatible internally and it uses the standard G&P V2 mechbox that's tough as nails.
It doesn't use any proprietary parts like the STAR/ARES 249s, and the CA's PGC mechbox isn't actually tm spec, it's very slightly off.
Throw a sorbo pad in the mechbox and you'll never break it. I run mine 380fps at 1500rpm for over a year now with no problems.
It's got the toughest body of any 249. After years of hard gaming and falling on it hard 3 times, NOTHING on my 249 has ever broken off.
The box is centerline feed so you have way fewer jamming problems than you do with the CA style feeders, the box mag has room for a large battery incase you want the para version, and best of all it uses an AUG style hopup chamber that's just WAY better in every way to the CA249 hop chamber.

January 24th, 2012, 15:19	#10
ThunderCactus Not Eye Safe, Pretty Boy Maximus on the field take his picture! Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2007	Go with a G&P. It's the only 249 on the market that's 100% tm compatible internally and it uses the standard G&P V2 mechbox that's tough as nails. It doesn't use any proprietary parts like the STAR/ARES 249s, and the CA's PGC mechbox isn't actually tm spec, it's very slightly off. Throw a sorbo pad in the mechbox and you'll never break it. I run mine 380fps at 1500rpm for over a year now with no problems. It's got the toughest body of any 249. After years of hard gaming and falling on it hard 3 times, NOTHING on my 249 has ever broken off. The box is centerline feed so you have way fewer jamming problems than you do with the CA style feeders, the box mag has room for a large battery incase you want the para version, and best of all it uses an AUG style hopup chamber that's just WAY better in every way to the CA249 hop chamber.