What are the TOP brands of GBBr's?

[Jbone 11 11]

That said, I've had a wee look into the GHK drop in...interesting.....

[brock0]

Originally Posted by Jbone 11 11

fair point...but I only bring it up because in other threads it seems lots of people are already quite "knowledgeable" about them.....

As for HPA...gas is gas in my book. Its operated by gas and it "blows back" so, yeah...it is the same thing. "Gas Blow Back". Since air is 78% Nitrogen ( a gas) and 20% Oxygen (also a gas), I think its safe to say HPA can be considered gas.....no?

Looks like a gas blow forward, if this video is to be believed but gas is gas as you say.

Have shot a GHK M4 and was very pleased with it, but I'm holding out for a Tokyo Marui M4 GBBR.

[War-Lock]

Awesome suggestions guys! I'll try to spread my thoughts/concerns here evenly

1) Another inquiry... I'd like to have that piece of mind that the internals won't wear out too quickly. would materials like pot metals or aluminum's, zinc's ; (a bad example..?) Stock TM guns, plastic internals! but were dependable as F*&k!)...-

2)- I guess IF i were to take the GBBr out of it's recommended (a KWA LM4 PTR, or VFC 416) "comfort zone" (recoil upgrades? c02 mags? propane?) it will wear out much MUCH faster? ...

...Resulting in an overhaul, (Sub Question, Now which brand is the goto for replacing broken stock parts --RA Tech--) of better quality after market parts {I'd like to avoid that headache}.. "so ""they'll say""keep it in it's zone right? opcorn:

3) Or will HQ CNC steel internals will make a GBBr take the beating and still preform under harder operations?

...Wipe it down, lube it up and take it hell again?


...We'll see how this goes, maybe i'll ask about gas magazines

Cheers!!

[Kokanee]

I've had a 2009 Inokatsu M4 "super version" since they were released and it's rock solid. Everything is made of the materials they are supposed to be, which means steel internals. Never had an issue with it other than the 2009 model year the fire control group pin holes in the lower receiver were slightly too large, and the pins liked to "walk" out of the receiver on full auto. I installed a set of "pin links" and no problems since.