CA G36c or KWA m4a1(standard barrel length)

[Veteran104]

Which one is better? Any slight changes to the models(ex: gen 1, gen 2 etc)? I picked the CA g36c over the kwa because of it's fibre reinforced externals.

[White_knight]

CA

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[BORDENSNIPER]

first, 2 different guns with different handling.

KWA in my opinon because its more versatile to get parts for etc...
if u get KWA first thing u should do is sorbo pad and polycarbonate piston head into the mechbox. other than that the gun is one of the best m4's in market from box.

[Alex Le Chef]

i would go whit the ca 36 add one sold it yeasterday never add a problem whit it what so ever

only thing the mags.. if you play whit low caps

[incrediboy729]

It kindof hard to say, like BORDENSNIPER said they are 2 way different guns.
Honestly, i'd say that if you want an M4 then go with the CA m15a4. Nice solid workhorse. But if you want a G36 type then also go with CA.

If you are starting out then i would go with a CA m15a4. As said above, it's a workhorse, not something with outstanding FPS and such (although great accuracy), it just keeps going and going and won't easily break on you. Also the m4 uses a V2 wheras a g36 uses a V3, V2's are a little easier to find parts for.

[Veteran104]

For the sorbo pad and polycarbonate piston, i would only need this set right?
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=1184

[Veteran104]

Originally Posted by incrediboy729

It kindof hard to say, like BORDENSNIPER said they are 2 way different guns.
Honestly, i'd say that if you want an M4 then go with the CA m15a4. Nice solid workhorse. But if you want a G36 type then also go with CA.

If you are starting out then i would go with a CA m15a4. As said above, it's a workhorse, not something with outstanding FPS and such (although great accuracy), it just keeps going and going and won't easily break on you. Also the m4 uses a V2 wheras a g36 uses a V3, V2's are a little easier to find parts for.

But probably the worst thing about the m15a4 is that the rails on the upper are not mil-spec...