Recommendation for my g36c?

[pusangani]

Maybe his friends are using pro-grade guns?

lol kids and land too

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by BGrail25

How many mags do you currently have? In my opinion, range, accuracy, FPS and ROF are all essential, but what happens when you run out of ammo?
A few mags will be good for anything. But then again, it's all up to you.

Always makes me laugh when people want an airsoft gun shooting 20+ rounds per minute when the real steel is like 12.

[BGrail25]

Originally Posted by kalnaren

Always makes me laugh when people want an airsoft gun shooting 20+ rounds per minute when the real steel is like 12.

Huh? What does that have to do with magazines? Because people expect to go COD style I'm guessing?

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by BGrail25

Huh? What does that have to do with magazines? Because people expect to go COD style I'm guessing?

You mentioned ROF -higher ROF = blow through ammo faster = need more ammo = need more mags.

[BGrail25]

Originally Posted by kalnaren

You mentioned ROF -higher ROF = blow through ammo faster = need more ammo = need more mags.

Ah, I see. I just meant like proper batteries and whatever. Still, you'll want your gun to be fast enough, but not like the speed of a mini gun

[kalnaren]

Like I've said.. this is AirSoft.. not BeamSoft

[Poinierdude]

Originally Posted by pusangani

Maybe his friends are using pro-grade guns?

lol kids and land too

No, they just have longer barrels in their guns so it is better for long range. And we have got some woods in St. Andrews that we are using. (New Brunswick.)

[101jinx101]

Recommendation? Sell your G36C privately on here, and put the money towards a SRC G36E support variant w/ 2300 rnd drum mag and included bi-pod not only do you have greater accuracy due to longer barrel length, you also have the option of setting up in a support/cover fire position. Just my opinion

[scurvythepirate]

I thought i heard that the barrel length has little to do with the accuracy. In AEG's anyway. I thought it had all to do with the quality of the barrel and the diameter of the barrel.
EX: Prometheus/Laylax 6.03mm 407mm would be better than a Madbull 6.03mm 509mm.

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by scurvythepirate

I thought i heard that the barrel length has little to do with the accuracy. In AEG's anyway. I thought it had all to do with the quality of the barrel and the diameter of the barrel.
EX: Prometheus/Laylax 6.03mm 407mm would be better than a Madbull 6.03mm 509mm.

Thats true to an extent, for good accuracy you need a good hop up unit and rubber as well as good compression parts the barrel is only a small factor contributing to the end result.

[101jinx101]

Originally Posted by scurvythepirate

I thought i heard that the barrel length has little to do with the accuracy. In AEG's anyway. I thought it had all to do with the quality of the barrel and the diameter of the barrel.
EX: Prometheus/Laylax 6.03mm 407mm would be better than a Madbull 6.03mm 509mm.

Yes, higher quality parts are better than lower quality, i guess what I'm saying is with the longer OUTER barrell you have more room/length to upgrade your INNER barrel.

Two exact same make/quality barrels of different lengths will give you different results.. The longer of the two being more accurate. Of course, any/all other upgrades will also change your accuracy eg. hop-up, inner diameter, BB quality... ...wind, gravity, terrain slope, planetary rotation, etc... well, maybe not in airsoft, but u get it, lol