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Yorkie · December 10th, 2008, 20:18

The Thompsons all appear to work well in most conditions, the only complaint I heard about the clones was the battery. My TM Thompson comes in at a whopping 265-270 on .2's normally which isn't usually an issue at our WW2 games as most of our guns are stock, but at other games you have to get creative. At a skirmish last year another player had the clone Thompson and it consistently outranged the TM version.

I can vouch for the TM Thompson though, at the Flagraiders new field it got a sh1tload of sand in it at the beach section and still did the business.

Well worth an investment and if any of you Southern Ontario folk get yourself one, then why not get a WW2 kit together and join Easy Co.?

http://www.ontarioairsoftwwiireenactors.com/

Cheers,

Yorkie.

December 10th, 2008, 20:18	#30
Yorkie Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Brampton, Ontario	The Thompsons all appear to work well in most conditions, the only complaint I heard about the clones was the battery. My TM Thompson comes in at a whopping 265-270 on .2's normally which isn't usually an issue at our WW2 games as most of our guns are stock, but at other games you have to get creative. At a skirmish last year another player had the clone Thompson and it consistently outranged the TM version. I can vouch for the TM Thompson though, at the Flagraiders new field it got a sh1tload of sand in it at the beach section and still did the business. Well worth an investment and if any of you Southern Ontario folk get yourself one, then why not get a WW2 kit together and join Easy Co.? http://www.ontarioairsoftwwiireenactors.com/ Cheers, Yorkie. __________________ *Ontario Airsoft World War 2 Re-enactors*