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Doctorpepper February 13th, 2012 10:51

AUG
 
What is the Best AUG to Buy. Ive seen A1,A2,A3 and its all confusing lol.

also what brand is best aswell?

Ive Perfer the one with the scope already on but ide take the one with the rail aswell

Amos February 13th, 2012 11:10

Tokyo Marui or Classic Army

Styrak February 13th, 2012 11:19

All AUG's have a V3 mechbox.

Get a TM or Classic Army. That's the only way to go.

Short Round February 13th, 2012 11:23

Do you mean A1, A2, and A3?

V1 or A1 - is the Military Version or "one with a scope"

V2 or A2 - is the has a similar configuration to the military version except a rail replaces the scope

V3 or A3 - has a complete RAS housing on the front of the gun.

There is also a V4 or A4 out on the market that has a similar look to the above V3, however has a shorter RAS and longer outer barrel.

But if you want the scope, TM and CA is your best choice.

I'd only suggest JG if your going to us the body only, and upgrade the gear box.

Stealth February 13th, 2012 11:24

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Originally Posted by Najohn (Post 1604863)
I'd only suggest JG if your going to us the body only, and upgrade the gear box.

The JG AUG body is trash compared to CA or even TM.

The internals are of course equally horrible. The cutoff lever and trigger assembly are plastic and the volume of grease was approximately equal to the bevel gear. LOL.

Doctorpepper February 13th, 2012 11:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Najohn (Post 1604863)
Do you mean A1, A2, and A3?

V1 or A1 - is the Military Version or "one with a scope"

V2 or A2 - is the has a similar configuration to the military version except a rail replaces the scope

V3 or A3 - has a complete RAS housing on the front of the gun.

There is also a V4 or A4 out on the market that has a similar look to the above V3, however has a shorter RAS and longer outer barrel.

But if you want the scope, TM and CA is your best choice.

I'd only suggest JG if your going to us the body only, and upgrade the gear box.


Yeah thats what i ment thanks

Fuji February 13th, 2012 11:26

There's a Classic Army Aug A1 for sale in the classifieds right now :)

L473ncy February 13th, 2012 11:58

Just letting you know that the integrated scope on most guns is just horrible, doesn't really matter which company you get it from they're usually all just horrible (for sure true of pretty much all companies that make a G36 as I've held most of them in my hands before and checked out the integrated carryhandle scope).

My vote goes for the A2. Also, I personally like the look of the Phantom kit on augs. It makes it look super slick.

spaceman13 February 13th, 2012 12:09

Get the A2 so you can change you're optics,i had both the TM and the CA and the TM is better in many ways.
I was almost deaf in one ear every time i used the CA and the TM was whisper quiet.

Styrak February 13th, 2012 12:14

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Originally Posted by L473ncy (Post 1604888)
Just letting you know that the integrated scope on most guns is just horrible, doesn't really matter which company you get it from they're usually all just horrible

This is very true.

lord_sid February 13th, 2012 12:36

CA>TM>JG>Aftermath

The CA body is the best of all the makes using reinforced polymer. TM and JG use ABS and both are smooth. The TM isn't as smooth as the JC which makes it feel that much better. Aftermath (Clear) is ABS and has an odd texture on it. Makes it feel cheap but if you wear gloves you wont noticed it.

A1 - I have never seen or used one a proper one to test to optics (other than my buddies BE aug which was all plastic)
A2 - All my augs first came as A2.
A3 - These are nice. Look and feel great. One problem, you can't quick swap the barrel. The kit mounts connects the outer barrel unit with the upper rail so it doesn't twist off. However still can take the outter barrel and upper reciever off as an unit.

A2 is always the best choice. Only JG makes stock A3. However you can pickup the front kit online. There is one on the classifieds. Airsoftparts.ca had 3 different aug kits if you want to customize the front ends

IRONSIGHT February 13th, 2012 21:53

Go for an A2 by TM or CA
The A3 as it's called is not an A3 at all, It's just an A2 with an overweight hunk of aluminum hanging on the front of it from the top rail that completely throws the balance of the gun off, making it very front heavy. If you want the closest copy of an A3 get the TM high cycle model (if you can find it) as it is the closest to a real A3.

Jimski February 13th, 2012 22:28

the CA one has a metal spring guide
the railed one is fancy but the A1 with integrated scope is exactly what you need to own the field ( 1.5 magnification) plus you have iron sights on top of the scope.
and it is not horrible at all, I used it for years, it's perfect.

Gunny_McSmith February 13th, 2012 22:50

I loved the TM for its scope.... (Tasco one) but hated it for the wobbly and creaking body...)

As for the CA, I heard that it felt more solid, and doesnt wobble or creak! :)

kalnaren February 14th, 2012 08:20

IIRC, the foregrip is held on the CA via a metal pin, not a plastic one like on the TM. This plastic part tends to break.

Aquamarine February 14th, 2012 08:37

I've owned three, the CA, the TM A1 and the TM HC. I -ADORE- the new version (HC) but do admit the body is a little creakier than the CA. Take your pick, but yea, stay away from JG.

If the HC's are available in Canada yet, pick one of those up. If not... maybe contact someone who lives in Japan that happens to export items such as these . . .

EdisLeado February 14th, 2012 08:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalnaren (Post 1605349)
IIRC, the foregrip is held on the CA via a metal pin, not a plastic one like on the TM. This plastic part tends to break.

Actually, the pin on the TM is also metal.

Gunny_McSmith February 14th, 2012 10:47

Nop, TM has a metal pin too... but its a really weak potmetal... :S

Amos February 14th, 2012 11:49

it's not the pins that break on the augs, it's the top of the grip its self

vondnik February 14th, 2012 12:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalnaren (Post 1605349)
IIRC, the foregrip is held on the CA via a metal pin, not a plastic one like on the TM. This plastic part tends to break.

Wrong the tm is metal... Althow airsort metal but metal non the less. I use to make some out of toolsteel.

kalnaren February 14th, 2012 12:48

Fair enough. I couldn't remember if it was the handle or the pin that snapped.. I've heard from several sources though that the CA one is more sturdy than the TM.

Doctorpepper February 14th, 2012 13:17

TM AUG A2 already upgrade with steel gears, bushings and 350fps spring. Im thinking of Buying that the reviews i have read are good.


What type of battery would fit?

i have a brand new used 1 time numchuck m4 battery 9.6v 1600MaH

Jimski February 14th, 2012 13:59

if you buy mine, the handle already has the reinforced part and two batteries plus a side rail :D
nunchuk batteries fit if they're like that
http://www.cheapbatterypacks.com/ima...gs/8/dnc_8.gif

Styrak February 14th, 2012 14:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doctorpepper Airsoft NB (Post 1605455)
TM AUG A2 already upgrade with steel gears, bushings and 350fps spring. Im thinking of Buying that the reviews i have read are good.


What type of battery would fit?

i have a brand new used 1 time numchuck m4 battery 9.6v 1600MaH

Usually 8.4v or 9.6v mini's (2/3A cells)

lord_sid February 14th, 2012 15:09

ya the pot metal the TM handle uses is pretty much shit. I broke 2 already. They were fine when i was playing at urban fields like Flagraiders, where its out in the open with buildings. Once i move to my new field, TFS, its all woods play and i broke 2 handles right away. It likes getting caught on branches.

For batteries, the back is only 10.8cm X 4.6cm X 3.3cm. I have the old NiCad Block batteries. But one just died (8 yrs old) and i dont feel right running one battery, so im going to be picking up a set of Lipo.

Deadpool February 14th, 2012 15:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimski (Post 1605477)
if you buy mine, the handle already has the reinforced part and two batteries plus a side rail :D
nunchuk batteries fit if they're like that
http://www.cheapbatterypacks.com/ima...gs/8/dnc_8.gif

You sir are shameless...;)

Aegiis February 14th, 2012 15:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deadpool (Post 1605515)
You sir are shameless...;)

He's from France. With their military record, they are now imprevious to shame :cool:

IRONSIGHT February 15th, 2012 20:50

I remember someone complaining once about the mag release on the AUG, saying that it makes mag changes a bitch, but I forget who it was. Watch this video and tell me you can't do a fast mag change with an AUG. You may need to add a little weight to your airsoft mags inside the base plate to make sure they drop but it works for me.
Steyr AUG A3 SA/USA Bullpup Demo (4min) - YouTube

Jimski February 15th, 2012 21:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deadpool (Post 1605515)
You sir are shameless...;)

I do not recognize this word


Quote:

Originally Posted by Aegiis (Post 1605528)
He's from France. With their military record, they are now imprevious to shame :cool:

not french. Breton.We kicked the vikings' ass and were feared over the seven seas.

EdisLeado February 15th, 2012 23:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by IRONSIGHT (Post 1606322)
I remember someone complaining once about the mag release on the AUG, saying that it makes mag changes a bitch, but I forget who it was. Watch this video and tell me you can't do a fast mag change with an AUG. You may need to add a little weight to your airsoft mags inside the base plate to make sure they drop but it works for me.
Steyr AUG A3 SA/USA Bullpup Demo (4min) - YouTube

I need an A3 rail to put on my AUG... It makes the AUG so much better looking.

And yeah, I never really found it difficult to do reloads with the AUG. Just make sure that the screw by the magwell isn't too tight, or else the mag won't drop out (and you'll have to press really hard on the release).

C73061 February 16th, 2012 01:09

anyone know where to find the aussie type scope for the A2 ?

IRONSIGHT February 16th, 2012 18:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by C73061 (Post 1606491)
anyone know where to find the aussie type scope for the A2 ?

Got a pic of the scope your talking about?

C73061 February 17th, 2012 15:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by IRONSIGHT (Post 1606916)
Got a pic of the scope your talking about?

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n...225051_348.jpg
http://www.flickr.com/photos/compacf...n/photostream/
http://www.defence.gov.au/opEx/globa...85016_0020.jpg

IRONSIGHT February 17th, 2012 19:52

That would be one made specifically for the F88-It's the same optic as on the AUG A1 only in a stand alone housing by the looks of it. That would be my best guess. I doubt you'll find one for sale unless your willing to pay an arm & a leg.

That top pics making me think-maybe I'm not too old to go to Aus. and join the military there.lol.

Batchokookies March 1st, 2012 18:29

Can't speak for TM since I've never held one, but the Classic Army is a little bit finicky. I've held a couple myself and would not trust them on the field. the entire barrel assembly is pot metal, a mate dropped his barrel down and it snapped clean off. If I were you, I'd go with the tried and true TM.

Styrak March 1st, 2012 18:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Batchokookies (Post 1614466)
Can't speak for TM since I've never held one, but the Classic Army is a little bit finicky. I've held a couple myself and would not trust them on the field. the entire barrel assembly is pot metal, a mate dropped his barrel down and it snapped clean off. If I were you, I'd go with the tried and true TM.

They're built the same. Also you can't expect a toy gun to be fine (especially the AUG which has a lot of plastic in it) after dropping it on it's barrel.

Gunny_McSmith March 1st, 2012 21:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Batchokookies (Post 1614466)
Can't speak for TM since I've never held one, but the Classic Army is a little bit finicky. I've held a couple myself and would not trust them on the field. the entire barrel assembly is pot metal, a mate dropped his barrel down and it snapped clean off. If I were you, I'd go with the tried and true TM.

Something breaking when you drop it on the ground is really normal....

But what you are saying reminds me of some ppl on the forum that have landed on their gun when jumping in a ditch, and that complain about its quality... -_-


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