Krytac, good? bad? Ugly? Pretty?
 

I've been looking at getting my next airsoft gun and Krytac looks promising to me.
I'm wondering if anyone else has any experience with it and if so what they think exactly.

Krytac is supposed to be on par with VFC in terms of reliability, quality, and everything else you'd expect for a high end AEG rifle.

They are awesome rifles, major difference is lack of trades which certain VFCs have but I would put them on par in terms of quality.

Oh right, they also come with built in "mostfets" from a diff thread.

Anyone know where to buy them in Canada?

Can't tell you where to buy out in the open here. You'd have to ask in the Age of Majority section.

Try just googling 'Krytac in Canada'. That got me several options

Sorry I forgot about that, also I have already done that I was simply wondering if someone else knew of a place I hadn't found yet.

Just make a new thread in the restricted age discussion

There is only one authorized Krytac dealer in Canada.

I thought you were going to rag on Krytac.
#disappoint

think he's done it so much he gave up :3

Why does he rag on Krytac?

because pesto

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Overrated

Pros:
-QSC gearbox
-above average motor, still not a great motor
-3034 FET
-above average internals

Cons:
-externals are scratched VERY easily
-QSC still requires mechbox removal
-air seal is not good but above average
-hop up issues are common
-gear failures are common

I'm with Pesto on this. Not because Krytac is inherently good or bad, but because we already have VFC. If you have the cash but VFC, if you don't, buy G&G and upgrade slowly. If you want to sit around and debate, then almost any TM based AEG can be adequate, or even good, with time. That being said, I don't have personal experience with Krytac, but I haven't heard one person say they are better than VFC. So who cares? VFC are easy to get and make a lot of different models.

As an owner of both a vfc and a krytac I'll leave some input.

Externals are better on the vfc. I'm not saying that the externals are bad on the krytac, just that the plastic parts do feel cheaper and the finish isn't as nice.

Trigger response nicer on my krytac. As well as the sound of the gun is cleaner. ( vfc self shimming gears don't sound the best)

Both are consistent in fps + or - 1 fps.

Internally both are stock minus my vfc having a gate merf 3.2 being installed.

Out of the box I enjoyed my kry. Biggest part being the stock on the rifle can hold just about any size and shape battery other than peq box batteries. Only issue I have at all with krytac is that the customer service is non existent for us Canadian customer base. Tho other than echo1 I haven't had any luck with other companies so maybe this is the normal. My proprietary hop up unit broke and they wouldn't even sell me one as they did not ship to Canada.

Toronto airsoft is their authorized dealer in Canada, did you try contacting them?