What I want in a gun.

[Jakkal]

I would like to note, I had a conversation about the range thing not long ago. 200ft is something that is achievable, but you're normally into bolt action distance for that kind of real reliability.

Even using heavier ammo, people either don't call or can't feel the BB due to the loss of momentum at that point.

If you can (or think you are, it's hard to tell if you're dropping 2 feet short at the 200 foot mark) hit that far out, be prepared for a bit of disappointment when you hit a chest rig and someone doesn't call out because he didn't feel the shot. It even applies to some local guys here running 470fps bolt actions with .4 bbs.

[blackjack21]

I am aware, that's why last year I ran an RPK, shoot 20 bbs and people start calling their hits. But my main field has outlawed full auto and many games in my area are restricting Support weapons so I need a Semi auto solution.

Funny how some people think 200feet and an 8 inch spread is a low bar and others think it is very high. I personally think it is a very high bar for a semi auto gun with .3g bbs.

[Stealth]

Originally Posted by blackjack21

I am aware, that's why last year I ran an RPK, shoot 20 bbs and people start calling their hits. But my main field has outlawed full auto and many games in my area are restricting Support weapons so I need a Semi auto solution.

Funny how some people think 200feet and an 8 inch spread is a low bar and others think it is very high. I personally think it is a very high bar for a semi auto gun with .3g bbs.

It's a high bar in uncontrolled conditions. Once you shut down the wind and have the gun in a vice though, things change. But nobody really has access to 200ft of warehouse space to verify this.

You also have to factor ammo quality into all this.

[Styrak]

200ft is a fairly lofty goal, never even mind 90% hits at 200ft.

[carllehot]

Originally Posted by MADDOG

You have got that right, you can take a cheap ass gun, upgrade the right parts and voila your "lazer" with great trigger response.

I have a all plastic (Except the mechbox) Lancer Tactical Railed AKSU I bought for $114 to see if I could get it to perform as well as my "TM beat to shit AK workhorse"

I did it and it works awesome with a little reinforcement from a AFG to stabilize the body.

Although more often than not it comes down to if you are a skilled shooter in the first place, gun be damned. If I can play competitively with the cheapest gun, a good high C battery, a spring, hop up and motor change it might be more than just the upgrades that keeps you in the game

So if I understand, you can take any AEG or almost like a Classic Army and made it more reliable with the specs I wanted without the need of an other AEG?