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asg sportline mp5 bt5 any good?

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Hi I saw a asg sportline mp5 bt5 for £130. I already play a DE honey badger and cyma aks74u and mostly want a mp5 having grown watching diehard.

I know it mostly plastic but the weight reduction me would actually be a bonus. I'm more concerned about reliability and how sturdy they are.

To be honest I probably wouldn't consider getting a mp5 if it wasn't for the price but wondered if was a 'such a thing as too cheap' situation.

Thanks in advance.

 
As far as I know it’s just a rebranded Classic Army. So it’ll probably be reasonably reliable but don’t expect anything special. 
 

I used to have one and it was perfect for CQB, useable in woodland games but you’ll be outranged by anything other than a stock AEG. Fairly well compatible with upgrade parts etc. 

 
Is the hop-up based on the old Marui design? Don't touch it with a 10 foot barge pole. That lever thingy isn't gonna stay in place and can snap eventually.

For a bit more money ICS would be a better choice.

 
Yes if it's the same as mine then it's got the hop-up adjustment via a lever. Seemed solid to me but I guess if you're fiddling with a lot it'll weaken.

 
Yes if it's the same as mine then it's got the hop-up adjustment via a lever. Seemed solid to me but I guess if you're fiddling with a lot it'll weaken.


Vibration of the GB can alter it.

Personally I'd choose an mp5 with slider hop-up like ICS, Cyma, G&G. Whichever is the cheapest and offers the most internally.

 
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