got a question about m14s

[AngelusNex]

Originally Posted by PHARAOH

ya, 13lbs for a airsoft gun is really heavy.....if your a woman.lol jk.

but seriously, my EBR is awesome now that its upgraded, but still, 13lbs is too much for smaller builds.

or too long of playing depending on play type.

[Thenooblord]

i dunno, I would run around all day at flag raiders with my 11 pound StG44, I never really noticed it being to heavy, but it made it feel alot more realistic

[TokyoSeven]

Originally Posted by Amos

G&P started off making upgrades for the TM M14...

They eventually made so many they just made their own gun.

The G&P M14 is an "upgraded" TM M14

As long as the buyer understands the functions of the additional upgrades and evaluates the additional cost as a worthy investment because the additional changes suites their needs, then sometimes its ok to just take that step and skip to the end result.

[Flash_Point]

Thanks for all the advice guys. ive basically made up my mind on the tokyo marui although i may still check out a g&p. im quite confident its not to powerful for me. i like the idea of an upgraded tm lol. you may disagree with me on the too powerful for me issue but im figuring my experienc with real firearms will solve that problem. woohooim excited to purchase this gun now!!. i got a funky question for you guys. do you guys know anything about the we m14 gbbr??? i wont be buying it anytime soon but i have been looking at it. or for that matter the we m16 gbbr. if anyone knows about those two guns it would be appreciated if you can privide me with some info on those two guns.

[Strelok]

Airsoft guns and Real firearms don't really co-mingle bud. There are MED's involved, which is a certain distance which can make upgraded airsoft rifles very dangerous to use. Get a stock TM for your first gun, people don't trust newbies with hot guns right off of the bat anyway. Just because a gun is shooting twice as fast doesn't mean its better than its stock predecessor. You'll still be using a very effective gun upgraded or not, take the safe route and learn to play on a 'softer platform' so to speak.

As for the WE M14.

The thing is fucking finnickey as hell, but I love it. To get it shooting top notch it'll require a bit of an RA-Tech touch, but out of the box its quite skirmishable. Just as any GBBR, they are expensive all around, as you're looking up to 700 dollars for a new WE M14, and spend up to 40 - 50 dollars per magazine.

Upgrades should run you to about 150 - 200 dollars.

[Flash_Point]

very true. thanks for the tip bro. yea know they can be quite expensive. hell ive heard of m4scosting more then a real steal m4 lol. but anyways thanks for the info much appreciated. tokyo marui here i come!!!!!!!!!!!!!