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LUTNIT · March 19th, 2009, 08:43

Both guns have external parts that can be very hard to replace if broken, on top of that the SCAR has a proprietary nozzle that can be broken in a BB jam (not very likely but it happens.) SCAR uses ver.2 mechbox, Sig uses the stringer ver.3 that in my experience jams in semi more often (full auto burst frees it up), neither can fit a large battery, both can fit a small LiPo. G&G have had a back track record in the past for garbage electricals but from what I can tell from my Cansoft G&G they have improved quite a bit but still aren't perfect. Sig552 has very limited mag options, SCAR takes armalite.

March 19th, 2009, 08:43	#5
LUTNIT Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Ottawa	Both guns have external parts that can be very hard to replace if broken, on top of that the SCAR has a proprietary nozzle that can be broken in a BB jam (not very likely but it happens.) SCAR uses ver.2 mechbox, Sig uses the stringer ver.3 that in my experience jams in semi more often (full auto burst frees it up), neither can fit a large battery, both can fit a small LiPo. G&G have had a back track record in the past for garbage electricals but from what I can tell from my Cansoft G&G they have improved quite a bit but still aren't perfect. Sig552 has very limited mag options, SCAR takes armalite.