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ca406079 · July 27th, 2006, 14:31

How important is barrell length for accuracy and effective range with 6mm airsoft bb's?

I have read some really good reviews on the newer CA m15's that seem like they have elminated most major issues like barrel wobble that seem to plague their first attempts at the Armalites...

To confess, I am rather torn between the two guns BECAUSE of their differences. The 36c seems to be the best built gun they have made so far, with lots of rails and features (those with other CA versions of the 36K/36L please add comments... :!: ), but the m4 has that real metal feel and wieghtiness; with more authentic replication that seems to be an intangible.

Its kind of down to intangibles, that why I wonder about their comparitve ballistic performance. That would probably be the clincher.

Guess the best thing to do is go to a brick and mortar and so how they feel as well....

July 27th, 2006, 14:31	#5
ca406079 Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Athabasca, AB	How important is barrell length for accuracy and effective range with 6mm airsoft bb's? I have read some really good reviews on the newer CA m15's that seem like they have elminated most major issues like barrel wobble that seem to plague their first attempts at the Armalites... To confess, I am rather torn between the two guns BECAUSE of their differences. The 36c seems to be the best built gun they have made so far, with lots of rails and features (those with other CA versions of the 36K/36L please add comments... :!: ), but the m4 has that real metal feel and wieghtiness; with more authentic replication that seems to be an intangible. Its kind of down to intangibles, that why I wonder about their comparitve ballistic performance. That would probably be the clincher. Guess the best thing to do is go to a brick and mortar and so how they feel as well....