Krytac, good? bad? Ugly? Pretty?

Ricochet · April 28th, 2016, 02:55

I'm with Pesto on this. Not because Krytac is inherently good or bad, but because we already have VFC. If you have the cash but VFC, if you don't, buy G&G and upgrade slowly. If you want to sit around and debate, then almost any TM based AEG can be adequate, or even good, with time. That being said, I don't have personal experience with Krytac, but I haven't heard one person say they are better than VFC. So who cares? VFC are easy to get and make a lot of different models.

skalnok · April 29th, 2016, 01:18

As an owner of both a vfc and a krytac I'll leave some input.

Externals are better on the vfc. I'm not saying that the externals are bad on the krytac, just that the plastic parts do feel cheaper and the finish isn't as nice.

Trigger response nicer on my krytac. As well as the sound of the gun is cleaner. ( vfc self shimming gears don't sound the best)

Both are consistent in fps + or - 1 fps.

Internally both are stock minus my vfc having a gate merf 3.2 being installed.

Chairs · April 30th, 2016, 08:29

Out of the box I enjoyed my kry. Biggest part being the stock on the rifle can hold just about any size and shape battery other than peq box batteries. Only issue I have at all with krytac is that the customer service is non existent for us Canadian customer base. Tho other than echo1 I haven't had any luck with other companies so maybe this is the normal. My proprietary hop up unit broke and they wouldn't even sell me one as they did not ship to Canada.

Burger · April 30th, 2016, 10:53

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Originally Posted by Chairs

Out of the box I enjoyed my kry. Biggest part being the stock on the rifle can hold just about any size and shape battery other than peq box batteries. Only issue I have at all with krytac is that the customer service is non existent for us Canadian customer base. Tho other than echo1 I haven't had any luck with other companies so maybe this is the normal. My proprietary hop up unit broke and they wouldn't even sell me one as they did not ship to Canada.

Toronto airsoft is their authorized dealer in Canada, did you try contacting them?

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April 28th, 2016, 02:55	#16
Ricochet How much sand CAN you fit in your vagina!? Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: North Delta, BC (Greater Vancouver)	I'm with Pesto on this. Not because Krytac is inherently good or bad, but because we already have VFC. If you have the cash but VFC, if you don't, buy G&G and upgrade slowly. If you want to sit around and debate, then almost any TM based AEG can be adequate, or even good, with time. That being said, I don't have personal experience with Krytac, but I haven't heard one person say they are better than VFC. So who cares? VFC are easy to get and make a lot of different models. __________________ I have developed a new sport called Airhard. Pretty much the same as Airsoft, except you have to maintain an erection...

April 30th, 2016, 08:29	#18
Chairs Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Saskatchewan	Out of the box I enjoyed my kry. Biggest part being the stock on the rifle can hold just about any size and shape battery other than peq box batteries. Only issue I have at all with krytac is that the customer service is non existent for us Canadian customer base. Tho other than echo1 I haven't had any luck with other companies so maybe this is the normal. My proprietary hop up unit broke and they wouldn't even sell me one as they did not ship to Canada.

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