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GovernmentGrant · January 5th, 2006, 11:55

Keep in mind that the lower fps for AEP's is probably due to 0.20 g bb's.
My G18C AEP chrono's 260 fps with 0.12's, which for some bizarre reason, feed better than 0.20 g bb's. Quite a bit of a step up from an EBB that chronos 190 fps with 0.12's. The AEP mags are metal at least not like the crappy plastic EBB mags.

Yes, a good GBB will still easily outshoot an AEP but I like the idea of having a handgun that doesn't outshoot a stock TM AEG.

*editted to add:

I think the AEP will really come in handy in the wintertime, when low temperatures cause GBB's and other gas powered airsoft weapons to perform at less than maximum performance. Although out west here it really hasn't been all that cold except for a few weeks, at least where I live anyways.

January 5th, 2006, 11:55	#8
GovernmentGrant Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Northern Alberta	Keep in mind that the lower fps for AEP's is probably due to 0.20 g bb's. My G18C AEP chrono's 260 fps with 0.12's, which for some bizarre reason, feed better than 0.20 g bb's. Quite a bit of a step up from an EBB that chronos 190 fps with 0.12's. The AEP mags are metal at least not like the crappy plastic EBB mags. Yes, a good GBB will still easily outshoot an AEP but I like the idea of having a handgun that doesn't outshoot a stock TM AEG. *editted to add: I think the AEP will really come in handy in the wintertime, when low temperatures cause GBB's and other gas powered airsoft weapons to perform at less than maximum performance. Although out west here it really hasn't been all that cold except for a few weeks, at least where I live anyways.