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webtek23 March 31st, 2006 06:57

Guarder or Systema FTK?
 
I was planning on getting some basic upgrades such as metal bearings, a sp110 spring, bearing spring guide, and maybe some reinforced standard gears. I would also end up getting a m4a1 cylinder due to the new longer barrel I was going to run through the silencer on my MP5 RAS. Anyways, for the price that all these things cost, it was very close to the price tag of the Guarder FTK ($124.99). I had not heard of these ftk's before. I know systema ftk's ($199.99)are kinda the standard here as they have been proven to be great products. I also have heard great things about some of the guarder upgrade products. I was wondering:

1. If anyone had personal experience with the Guarder FTK's or if they could point me to a review.
2. Which one would you get given the $75 difference in price tags? Is the systema worth that much extra cash?

Dozer_01 March 31st, 2006 07:46

May as well buy one of the complete systema mechboxes. They are quite nice.

The Saint March 31st, 2006 11:50

I second the idea of getting a complete mech box, it's what I'm considering myself for later on. Consider the little extra money spent towards not having to crack open the pain that is a mech box.

webtek23 April 1st, 2006 01:06

Ok, well I have opened many mechboxes before so that is not the issue. I just wanted to know which one was better and if the systema was worth the extra $75

LaZeDoUt^ April 4th, 2006 08:38

The systema is probably not worth the extra because there springs are very stiff. They are prone to breaking after a short time. Guarder makes great products overal. You will be satisfied.

ILLusion April 4th, 2006 14:17

I dunno about that... I find Guarder springs to be even stiffer than Systema springs.

Systema springs also perform with very consistent velocity outputs. Guarder, not so much.

Also, little things such as squareness in gear axles (the Guarder spur gears are known to be off-canter right out of the box).

Dozer_01 April 4th, 2006 15:17

Quote:

off-canter
Me thinks ya mean off-camber :grin:

ILLusion April 4th, 2006 20:57

you're right. that's the word i was looking for.

but i looked it up and it's still not the right word.

Basically what I meant is that the axle wasn't square to the surface of the gears.

Dozer_01 April 4th, 2006 22:29

I hope Guarder tries to rectify the problem...

Russianboy April 5th, 2006 01:17

I my self get all the best parts made and out then in.


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