Airsoft Thread

[Warsaw]

KWA is an offshoot of KSC actually, KWA is the American version of KSC and technically the same company.

And, when it comes to performance you can't beat a Systema unless you pour thousands of dollars and many hours of work time into an existing AEG. That's why people love the Systema PTW so much. I'm more interested in Celcius CTW's which are basically Systema clones at a more affordable price. Since both the Systema and Celcius platforms are only really great in the M4/M16 style that's what everyone likes to use.

If Systema would make PTW versions of other guns then they could easily wipe the rest of the other manufactures out and lower their own costs... They'd be selling so many guns because they're so much better than regular AEG's that they could theoretically lower the costs of the guns eventually. They won't because like everyone trying to sell something they're greedy corporate suits of course...

That's all well and good, but the point was that the guy with the expensive M4 will look down on users of any other gun, but less so on the guy who is at least using some kind of M4. That's how bad this M4 bandwagon is. People aren't gravitating towards ARs because of Systema/Celsius. Classic Army is more than sufficient for 90% of the player base. However, I would kill for a Systema system AK, and not for the performance. I want the tiny motor. Airsoft AK grips are fatter than the real one by a notable margin so they can hold the motor cage. Systema motors can fit into the real grip. If I had a Systema-system AK, I could use my entire furniture set. As it is, I can only use the stock and hand-guards unless I want to splay open my pistol grip and splice a spacer into it.

@TVTyrant: VFC, G&G, Systema, RealSword, and KWA in no particular order. Best budget brands are D-Boys and CYMA. I'm actually impressed with CYMA because in 2006, CYMA was just a shitty brand that made guns about as good as Well (which means barely held together via glue). Now they make all metal guns (pot metal, but still metal) shooting at respectable velocities and with a reasonable amount of quality control. Great to buy if you want to get your feet wet or if you need a base gun to do a project.