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mateba
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Post by mateba on Feb 14, 2007 21:25:19 GMT -5
this is my opinion: if you are using an aeg stick with .2 or .25. If you aeg is not upgraded i would stick with .2g BB. more importantly than weight of your BB is its quality especially when using a tightbore. if you've got questions they've got answers. check out their BB guides if you are concerned with quality. www.airsoftmechanics.com/mateba |
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Kija99
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Post by Kija99 on Feb 14, 2007 21:49:29 GMT -5
he probly has no idea of what u just said. to sum it up the heavier the bb the weaker it will travel but it will travel in a staiter path and not be affected by the wind as much. do not buy the cheap bb's at walmart esspecialy not cyber gun's bb's!!!! i order mine from airsoft atlanta.
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rugia
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Post by rugia on Feb 14, 2007 22:51:31 GMT -5
ahh that explains alot i really dont like cyber gun at ALL >:(i bought a twenty doller gun and it only shoots 15 feet and not even accurate til up to 6 feet i kno its a cheap gun but dang they could do alot better than that a monopoly of guns created by these people would ruin airsoft enywho thanks for summing it up ill buy the "perfectbrand" bbs
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haslinger
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Post by haslinger on Feb 15, 2007 8:48:36 GMT -5
Quality of BB is important, but not as much the replica that shoots them. I've had plenty of fun with cybergun bb's, but I have noticed that my shot quality increased when I switched from Excel to Stealth or TSD. I have used KSC, Marui, Airsoft Elite...all the same results as the excel. The most noticed difference was the Stealth. That being said, I plan on trying Killer Beez (damned expensive) and/or Tsunami Brand.
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mateba
4/20 K AAV & Steel City Airsoft
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Post by mateba on Feb 15, 2007 9:30:50 GMT -5
has anyone tried the marushin maxiBB 6mm? guess who makes them.
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rugia
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Post by rugia on Feb 15, 2007 13:46:58 GMT -5
well i guess ur right i did notice a differnces betwen bullet kinds but i dont have to wirry about the cyber gun im getting a better(i hope to god better)g36c from hobbytron over 200 fps about twice as much as the cybergun then ill work my way up from there  |
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rugia
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Post by rugia on Feb 15, 2007 13:54:53 GMT -5
well i also need some advice about what kinda gun to buy cuz r im not made of mony,but i need a reliaable gun eny suggestions  |
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mateba
4/20 K AAV & Steel City Airsoft
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Post by mateba on Feb 15, 2007 15:53:57 GMT -5
thats a tough question. When someone asks me that i think of Tokyo Marui and Classic Army but I understand that you are on a budget. Not to sacrifice quality, a used gun may be a more optimum route to take. Two advantages you'll have by doing this. one, the gun will be cheap than retail. two, it may come upgraded. Be careful that you purchase from someone you trust and that the gun is functioning. I would suggest looking over our the classifieds at our forum, T/FAT, and possibly some at TNairsoft.
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rugia
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Post by rugia on Feb 15, 2007 18:08:50 GMT -5
thanjs i might do that
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Tripps
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Post by Tripps on Feb 15, 2007 20:32:20 GMT -5
If your looking for a good/inexpensive/stater AEG. Go echo1. It's a high quality cheap gun. Their m4 is amazing for $150 bucks. If you can find a TM/CA/ICS for about that DO IT!!!! If you can't, echo1 baby!
(Sorry for the advertisement...but, really, they freaking rock!)
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iv been tryin for a long time to figur out what is used for wht all i kno is that the heavyer the bullet the more powerfull the gun has to be to shoot it thats all can anyone expand on this? 
