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Are these guns a stupid idea

supposed ‘outdoor guns’
I will say for the HC aug, it will lift 0.28s, so it's not useless outdoors, you just have to get a bit closer than some other guns. Though my next project will be trying to maximise the the power of the gearbox setup with airseal and ratios instead of more powerful springs. 

@RostokMcSpoonsif you want an aug that works alright and has room for upgrades, the JG aug is a popular one. 

 
SA80 has crap ergonomics and a good one is expensive, the fn2000 is suprisingly bulky as in wide and quiet a few people i have spoken to found the grip angle uncomfortable ( not personally but i find the P90 really comfortable to hold). AUG ergonomics are all right the cross bolt safety is not really ambi but most manufactures put the notch in it to make it a fire selector as well, the grip angle is good, the trigger guard means you can wear large gloves, folding foregrip is very useful, the hop is a well designed rotary and the gear box is a standard V3. the major selling point of the AUG is it can be field stripped and the barrel can be changed quickly (granted you then need several outer and inner barrel assemblies) not majorly useful but it is cool and good for transport. cons it does have a long trigger pull but that's not really a problem and mag changes aren't as easy as an armalite style gun.

So out the three i'd get a P90 red dot with several MAG 170rd mid caps. failing that Civilian version of the AUG( the built in scope on the military models is crap no matter what manufacturer).

 
A P90 has crossed my mind but I thought the mags and feeding were a problem?

Alternative guns I consider cool are the MP5 and the Galil.  There's certainly a few cheap MP5s I could pick from.

 
A P90 has crossed my mind but I thought the mags and feeding were a problem?

Alternative guns I consider cool are the MP5 and the Galil.  There's certainly a few cheap MP5s I could pick from.


Apparantly the Krytac P90 has solved the P90 mag issue... But I don't know personally and it could be just hype. 

Mp5s can be had in many flavours. Just make sure you go for one with a decent hop unit and externals that can handle the gearbox vibration from moving the hop unit adjustment whilst firing. 

Galil. I got a buddy selling a Cyma one if that is of interest. I have no experience of Galils myself.

 
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A P90 has crossed my mind but I thought the mags and feeding were a problem?

Alternative guns I consider cool are the MP5 and the Galil.  There's certainly a few cheap MP5s I could pick from.
high caps are very cleverly designed but tend to miss feed mid caps do not. Galils are just nicer looking AKs as far as I am aware only the ICS versions have a functioning ambi selector but not heard anything bad about the other brands. 

 
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high caps are very cleverly designed but tend to miss feed mid caps do not
What he said ! I’ve got a TM P90 and I’ve never come across anyone who likes the hi-caps !

I run a mix of MAG and Silverback mids in mine and I’ve never had a problem with the ammo feeding.

Had a Cyma Galil for a while , cracking good gun but the mags can be a right ball ache to source for it especially mids , AND seeing as I hate hi-caps with a passion that was a bit of a problem ? ?

 
Apparantly the Krytac P90 has solved the P90 mag issue... But I don't know personally and it could be just hype. 

Mp5s can be had in many flavours. Just make sure you go for one with a decent hop unit and externals that can handle the gearbox vibration from moving the hop unit adjustment whilst firing. 

Galil. I got a buddy selling a Cyma one if that is of interest. I have no experience of Galils myself.
but its a Krytac so its stupidly over priced.  if RostokMcSpoons is not interest in the Galil can i get some details please?

 
but its a Krytac so its stupidly over priced.  if RostokMcSpoons is not interest in the Galil can i get some details please?
Go for it, I don't have ready cash to buy immediately. 

Ok, I'm definitely going to have to build my BF4 gun someday, the idea of replicating that wacky paint job that I've had in-game for several years now is just tooooo tempting! 

Add in the fact the cheap Amazon red dot sight...

Feyachi Reflex Sight - Adjustable Reticle (4 Styles) Both Red and Green in one Sight https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B087PSPP48/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_FA1PB4J5FEE1PD2MV5R1

...is an absolute twin of the Coyote sight in the game means it just has to be done. 

The only missing element is the stubby grip.  Is there a way to fit a RIS to the fore grip?  I've seen there is a triple RIS system that replaces the foregrip entirely but it's hellishly expensive ?

 
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I have a G&G L85, easily the worst rif I own.  Heavy, unergonomic, and unreliable.  It lasted two short games and the ETU shat itself.  Budget in a Perun at the least I'd say.

On the plus side, it's a sort of favourite.  For milsims it's a decent replica.  I notice that my ex-infantry pal who fields one all the time, has no probs at all, re crap ergonomics.  

Being airsoft, the 'it's cool' factor is a major consideration.  

 
my ICS has lasted 3 years unmodded and not missed a beat....   well it doesn't like semi anymore.

beyond that its a great gun. but it is the sort where you have to want a certain look or loadout

 
An update as I found Dave's custom airsoft has the Snow Wolf AUG at a much better price and it's in stock (well, they'll let you order it and it'll turn up within a couple of weeks...)

https://www.davescustomairsoft.co.uk/sw-020t-aug-aeg-olive?search=aug

£124

The Cybergun F2000 is there for the same price as elsewhere, £180

https://www.davescustomairsoft.co.uk/fn-f2000-assault-rifle-replica-tan?search=f2000

They've also got the Ares shorty L85 with SUSAT for a somewhat tempting £340.  (I really would prefer the classic full-length L85, but the SUSAT is worth a fair bit on its own, and the shorty look I am definitely up for, with other guns at least)
https://www.davescustomairsoft.co.uk/l85-afv-subcarbine-replica?search=l85

As I'm going to really annoy my wife by asking for airsoft kit for Xmas it'll come down to either the AUG or a TM GBB pistol :D
I suspect the pistol to be honest... my AK is running well but I've not swapped away from my M4 as yet.

 
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An update as I found Dave's custom airsoft has the Snow Wolf AUG at a much better price and it's in stock (well, they'll let you order it and it'll turn up within a couple of weeks...)

https://www.davescustomairsoft.co.uk/sw-020t-aug-aeg-olive?search=aug

£124

The Cybergun F2000 is there for the same price as elsewhere, £180

https://www.davescustomairsoft.co.uk/fn-f2000-assault-rifle-replica-tan?search=f2000

They've also got the Ares shorty L85 with SUSAT for a somewhat tempting £340.  (I really would prefer the classic full-length L85, but the SUSAT is worth a fair bit on its own, and the shorty look I am definitely up for, with other guns at least)
https://www.davescustomairsoft.co.uk/l85-afv-subcarbine-replica?search=l85

As I'm going to really annoy my wife by asking for airsoft kit for Xmas it'll come down to either the AUG or a TM GBB pistol :D
I suspect the pistol to be honest... my AK is running well but I've not swapped away from my M4 as yet.
I ordered a CYMA AK from Daves customs it did arrive just within the 2 weeks

 
Apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but as I've got the go ahead to spend some money on myself for a Chrimbo present, I'm actively looking at the Cybergun F2000 for an immediate purchase.

Until I saw the size of the battery compartment again anyway.  That stopped me in my tracks

Am I going to have but to buy a special battery for this gun?  It looks like only small PEQ box or short nunchuck style will fit?  

Any specific recommendations? 

Without a MOSFET I'm going to have to be careful with a Li-Po, unless I can slip my battery monitor in there too...?

 
Apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but as I've got the go ahead to spend some money on myself for a Chrimbo present, I'm actively looking at the Cybergun F2000 for an immediate purchase.

Until I saw the size of the battery compartment again anyway.  That stopped me in my tracks

Am I going to have but to buy a special battery for this gun?  It looks like only small PEQ box or short nunchuck style will fit?  

Any specific recommendations? 

Without a MOSFET I'm going to have to be careful with a Li-Po, unless I can slip my battery monitor in there too...
Unless you are planning to run an 11.1v lipo you do not need a MOSFET. 7.4v is equivalent to a standard nicad battery (what ever that is been that long time since I ran a nicad battery) if you are definitely going for a cybergun F2000 try and find out who is the OEM can't confirm but it might be a G&G (multiple different versions some have ETUs fitted) or might be a JG so function build quality/finish will vary. Or rumours are wrong and it's just a JG in which case don't over pay.

 
If it helps, when I buy, I have a figure in mind on the maximum I want to spend, then I spend time looking and generally find it, like the pistol I purchased yesterday online, I could see plenty of places had discounted already but were still £15 to £25 more expensive for the same item, found one sub £100.

Regarding the figure, stick to it and hunt around the internet as there will be a vendor wanting to offload some stock for Christmas.

 
It's definitely not g&g as this one uses a v3 gearbox and is standard parts whereas the g&g build has proprietary parts.

Well that's how I understand it anyway.

Negative Airsoft did a service on one and he started he preferred it to the g&g version.  Annoyingly I can't find the particular video or I'd link it here.

Not sure whether it's actually made by Cyma or JG.

It's £175/£180 everywhere.  I know that's probably a bit steep, but sod it, I can either have it now or not at all, so have to make a rapid decision.  I'll buy it from JD Airsoft as I'll take up their bargain bio bb offer at the same time, making the £10 p&p that bit easier to swallow.

Edit: 

JD Airsoft did a good job with a quick reply to my battery query, they think a 1450mAH stick will fit in there, which I guess refers to this 

https://jdairsoft.net/np-11-1v-1450mah-single-lipo-battery-deans9

A bit surprised if they're suggesting an 11.1v but there you go.

Anyway I ought to be ok with my Titan 7.4v.  Result!

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Haha, I should have read the JD airsoft description!
 

The F2000 rifle is without a doubt one of the most difficult to get hold of airsoft guns on the market, to the point that this model, previously manufactured by G&G, is long discontinued.

So now we have a completely different model, manufactured by CYMA and about £150 cheaper than G&G's version. An ABS composite injection moulded exterior bristling with aluminium, alloy and steel parts. 

Efficient on the field and for CQB.

This is the new version of the FN2000 built by CYMA for Cybergun and features the new V.3 metal gearbox, metal spring guide and high torque motor.

Comes with high capacity magazine 470 rounds & manual.

No battery or charger included.


 Velocity Feet Per Second (FPS): 355
 Gearbox Version (GBV): 3

 
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