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vekcna January 24th, 2007 03:29

Systema AEG m4
 
Hello, I'm Vek and I'm kinda new here
I have been reading on some forums in the search for Systema AEG info and i didn't find much. I'm guessing its cause of the high prices, anyhow if anyone have some personal experience with such tools I would be glad to hear everything :)
in particular I'm looking for information of compatibility of Systema AEG m4 with parts such TM such as magazines and intellect batteries.
Thanks Vek

Greylocks January 24th, 2007 06:10

For starters, it may be better for you to fill your profile so that local players (to you) can assist you better.

Secondly, get age-verified or go to a game/meet to see for yourself what is used.

By all accounts, Systema guns are the top of the heap BUT... for that cost you can get perfectly acceptable equipment from Marui, CA, ICS and other established brands.

medhatboy January 24th, 2007 07:03

As far as I can remember, systema guns take systema mags because of the system where once you fire the last bb it shuts off the power till you reload.

Kokanee January 24th, 2007 07:31

google, "systema ptw review" gets you a barrel full of reviews;

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...ema+ptw+review

Although the Arnie's one is most likely the most reliable;

http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/?filn...m16_review.htm

And right here on this board;

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...hlight=systema

Skruface January 24th, 2007 08:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greylocks (Post 412582)
By all accounts, Systema guns are the top of the heap BUT... for that cost you can get perfectly acceptable equipment from Marui, CA, ICS and other established brands.

Systema M4's ($2K) cost more than a real M4's ($1500 from Wolverine). The ammo is cheaper and you can't shoot your friends (without getting in trouble), but if you're looking to drop that kind of cash, why buy a toy?

BloodSport January 24th, 2007 08:27

Cause it is a sweet sweet AEG, that until you join the club you just cannot understand.

vekcna January 24th, 2007 08:50

thanks
 
Thanks for all the help and links.
I hope that I manage to change my profile to suit the requirements of the forum.

thanks again Vek

Gryphon January 24th, 2007 10:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greylocks (Post 412582)
Secondly, get age-verified or go to a game/meet to see for yourself what is used.

Mmm hmm, because unless you're age verified you're not qualified to ask questions or receive answers here. And everyone that registers here can be age verified. :rolleyes:

/points to vekcna's location

BloodSport January 24th, 2007 10:17

He didnt have his out of country location posted when Grey did Gryphon.

But no you do not need to be age verified to ask questions.


veckna, touch base with Spitfire here on these boards, he's from your side of the pond and a Systema owner to boot. He can fill you in more on whats available and pricing to you over there.

stokes January 24th, 2007 13:09

Many people on arnies state that the Systema PTW's are money pits... for the price they dont even perform as well as a normal AEG for half the price...

Just a small note for those who are looking at the Systema PTWs...

Quote:

You should see a doctor about that, cause really, the PTW is NOTHING amazing, it's not even good. It's a friggin money pit. Batteries are expensive and must be Systema. Mags are bloody expensive and must be systema. The receiver is'nt made from top quality materials, and looks ###### compared to a Guarder receiver. Accuracy is utter *beep*, and after spending $250 on a custom barrel, its now average.


-Mike

Lakonian January 24th, 2007 13:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by stokes (Post 412704)
Many people on arnies state that the Systema PTW's are money pits... for the price they dont even perform as well as a normal AEG for half the price...

Just a small note for those who are looking at the Systema PTWs...

ouch.. I'll stick with my marui, thank you.

BloodSport January 24th, 2007 13:18

Well that statement is incorrect. The batteries do not need to be Systema ones, they just need to be 7.2v which is what they require.

Mags are only about $60cdn new now (I got mine used for less), and yes they must be Systema but that is part of the design of no dry firing which you are buying when you get a systema

The receiver is by far above and beyond anything from Guarder.

Accuracy is great, no need to change out a 6.03 Systema barrel.....


So other then mags (which you need anyways with any gun), a 7.2v battery ($30), and if you want upgraded Cylinders (which can be ordered direct with no import issues for about $230).

Lakonian January 24th, 2007 13:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by BloodSport (Post 412710)
Well that statement is incorrect. The batteries do not need to be Systema ones, they just need to be 7.2v which is what they require.

Mags are only about $60cdn new now (I got mine used for less), and yes they must be Systema but that is part of the design of no dry firing which you are buying when you get a systema

The receiver is by far above and beyond anything from Guarder.

Accuracy is great, no need to change out a 6.03 Systema barrel.....


So other then mags (which you need anyways with any gun), a 7.2v battery ($30), and if you want upgraded Cylinders (which can be ordered direct with no import issues for about $230).

Aren't the stock cylinders already top-notch?

I've heard that the hurricane bodies are alot higher quality than the Systema ones, but I'm kind of doubtful.

I really want to get the challenge kit after bmq is done... fark... >_<

BloodSport January 24th, 2007 13:39

Well the new PTW Max units come with I believe the M130 cylinder unit which shoots at about 430fps.

m90 is around 320fps
M110 is around 380fps

http://www.3donuts.com/Download.asp - Systema Product Manuals and specs.
http://www.3donuts.com/ProTWS.asp
http://www.3donuts.com/download/CutSheet_Cost.pdf
http://www.3donuts.com/download/CutS...cification.pdf
http://www.3donuts.com/download/Manual_M16.pdf
http://www.3donuts.com/download/Manual_M4.pdf

BloodSport January 24th, 2007 13:58

Only parts needed to upgrade/downgrade the systema AEG:
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...l?prodID=19672
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...l?prodID=20545
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...l?prodID=19671
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...l?prodID=19672

Spitfire January 24th, 2007 15:08

lille coment...
systema is the best thing i have ever seen! it performs better than al other aegs...
stop shooting ads realism
wheiht and size is same as real
quality is outstanding
price is very high, but worth the money (at least for me)
if you tune a normal aeg up to such a performance, you wont spent very much less than for a systema... but a systema will be much more durable


cheers

Greylocks January 24th, 2007 18:02

Had I known you were in Israel, the recommendations would have been totally different. My reply fit the information I had at the time.
No, you dont need to be age-verified there. It's only required in Canada.

Why buy an airsoft there? Is the sport played enough to make it worth it? Can you not get the real guns with less problems?

mcguyver January 24th, 2007 18:53

Being a Systema owner myself, I can tell you their engineering and craftsmanship are second to none. I have opened up guns from pretty much every manufacturer and they're all slight variations on a common theme. Systema PTWs are completely different. No other parts are compatible from any other manufacturer.

The MAX series come with an M150 cylinder kit and all others models are rated for use with the M130 kit right out of the box. Accuracy of the stock PTW differs little from any other AEG, and tightbore barrels are available for the PTW. You can change a barrel assembly in a PTW in less than 30 seconds.

Many guys are fearful because of the price and the logic that it's a very expensive gun that will break just like a Marui or CA. That just is ignorance talking. Those that have never even seen one have no business even posting in this thread, let alone offering opinions like "I'll stick to Marui" or garbage like that.

If you have ever seen, used or owned a PTW, you WILL understand. They are the best AEG out there. Period!!!!

Gryphon January 24th, 2007 19:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greylocks (Post 412821)
My reply fit the information I had at the time.

Exactly what does age verification have to do with magazine and battery compatibility?

Greylocks January 24th, 2007 19:58

If you want to know about gun parts, you probably intend to buy the gun. So that's what age-verification has to do with it.

What I am curious about now is if airsoft is popular in Israel in the first place. If not, then the expense to buy the Systema makes little sense. Not saying it's bad, far from it, but it IS costly.

If you dont really play, it's cost becomes a factor. If real guns are more available at a lower price, that also becomes a factor.

Droc January 24th, 2007 20:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gryphon (Post 412876)
Exactly what does age verification have to do with magazine and battery compatibility?

relax. Regardless of your opinion towards greylocks, telling someone new to get age verified is always good advice. Lets face it, being age verified can make some information easier to obtain.

back on topic, I gotta say, that the "You should see a doctor about that, cause really, the PTW is NOTHING amazing, it's not even good. It's a friggin money pit. Batteries are expensive and must be Systema. Mags are bloody expensive and must be systema. The receiver is'nt made from top quality materials, and looks ###### compared to a Guarder receiver. Accuracy is utter *beep*, and after spending $250 on a custom barrel, its now average." is the craziest thing I have seen all week except for that video of the asian chick with the octopus up her who-who

You should keep in mind, that the person you quoted, LoneWolf, on arnies, has been very back and forth on his PTW comments, and in reality, his statement is very much in the minority. On arnies, people either low the PTW or hate it, and IMHO, it burns down to basic regular AEG fanboy-ism. Some people are very protective of their guns, and dont like the fact that their sweet baby is not the hottest thing out there.

Those who know me, know that I would have to be really goddamn serious to say what Im about to say, but shit, Id cut off my own left testicle with a dull rusty spoon soaked in over-due mayo to have a PTW.

swatt13 January 24th, 2007 22:57

ok, heres another question, where abouts does a guy go to to buy one? ive been looking around a little and havent come across anything.

dutchydoc January 24th, 2007 23:11

I believe asca can obtain one for you..I have the price lists and what not if you are interested PM me. Actually I believe that any of the retailers who can now obtain guns can also obtain a systema PTW for you.

Oz January 25th, 2007 00:11

Having used the latest gen PTW kits several times and having a MAX on the way I can say from expirence that they blow anything else out of the water. Just about every M4 I've built ran me over 2k and ran alright. For the same amount of cash you have a rock solid AEG, made to actual 1:1 specs with realistic function. I would be supprised if you could go out and buy even a systema complete mech that will reliably run at 500fps rain shine sleet or snow...

For those interested the MAX series come with the M150 cylinder, but there is also a MAXII series that comes with an M110. The MAX series also has a steel barrel (as opposed to aluminum in the standard), a heat treated buffer tube (as opposed to painted) and steel reinforced internals tuned to run at 500fps reliably.

Compairing a PTW to a TM/CA/G&P is like compairing a TM/CA/G&P to Canadian Tire Soft Air crap.

The battery selection for the latest gen PTW's actually goes by the cylinder your using. The guys I know with them just run 9.6v batts and no, you can build your own if you want. The M4 style batts are actually designed to fit the real steel Crane stocks (as used on the PTW's) so if you install a real stock on your TM you should be able to use systemas batts.

stokes January 25th, 2007 00:13

Oz who, where and for how much did you have to spend to get your max?

vekcna January 25th, 2007 02:02

thanks and Airsoft in Israel
 
first of all thanks for all the replays if i had doubt about the big expenses I have it no more.

and about Israel, here we had had our time in the service with the real things and thats no fun (by real i mean guns) therefor airsoft is growing here as a pure sport. my self and a few friends established an association of the airsoft sport and working to push it forward in israel we convene in www.airsoft.org.il and the forum have english support as well.
as the for my age im 30 y/o so im sure its fine
again i thank you all
Vek

dutchydoc January 25th, 2007 02:06

hey Vekna your link is missing the "f" in airsoft

Spitfire January 25th, 2007 04:00

Oz has got it, thats just the point...
:)

if i can help you by answering any questions feel free to ask ;)

swatt13 January 25th, 2007 20:07

so another question, i see systema refers to their ammo as bullets. do they shoot regular bbs or a cased round like the rap4 paintball guns?

Kid January 25th, 2007 20:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by swatt13 (Post 413462)
so another question, i see systema refers to their ammo as bullets. do they shoot regular bbs or a cased round like the rap4 paintball guns?

Regular BBs.

Greylocks January 25th, 2007 20:40

vekcna, dont worry about your age. It is NOT a requirement if you are outside Canada. You wont buy anything from here anyway, it would make no monetary sense for you.

Here we have different sets of laws, and you need to be over 18 (legal age of majority, right to vote, etc) to be able to legally buy, and own, an airsoft gun. That is because they are considered replicas and our laws are very strict about it.

kdogg January 25th, 2007 21:35

www.systema-ptw.com

Load up the page and click on the "Forums" link. All the Systema PTW info you could ever shake a stick at.

swatt13 January 26th, 2007 16:03

there thanks kdogg, you got pm... on the systema forums

vekcna March 31st, 2007 02:01

its here its here
 
after 2 month of research in what and how to get, the PTW M4Max hit my doorstep two days ago, after the field test i feel obligated to thank you all for helping decide.
yours Vek

stokes March 31st, 2007 02:10

Im so tempted to get the max right now... A&A has one for sale...

Someday I will have one of those in my gun bags...

Skruface March 31st, 2007 10:03

Bah. The newest line of PTW's will be able to run the new M170 cylinder set that is coming down the pipe, and Systema is going to offer a retrofit kit for older models so they can run the M170.....Systema also now offers 2 types of PTW motor - high ROF or high Torque.

Kid March 31st, 2007 10:16

Soon we can hunt with PTWs...

Either that or they get put on the prohibited list and the military replaces their M16 with them.

mcguyver March 31st, 2007 10:41

The "SuperMAX" is still not available yet, Systema has not set a release date and they usually are in no hurry to bring a new gun to market. If you really need 600 fps at 15 rounds/sec., you have some isssues.

You can buy the 490 motor for your current PTW for about $250 U.S. if you want the energy-saving benefits. But the 480 motor on M130 or less will still give you alot of rounds on a 1600mah 9.6v battery.

The CF might replace their old guns, as soon as Systema makes and M1000 cylinder and 5.0g bbs


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