G&G PM4 RIS or G&G M4 Carbine Standard
 

Hi,
I was wondering if any of you guys had any thoughts on these two rifles

G&G PM4 RIS:
https://www.buyairsoft.ca/rifles/ele...g-pm4-ris.html

G&G M4 Carbine Standard
https://www.buyairsoft.ca/rifles/ele...4-carbine.html

I'm also wondering if the PM4 is part of G&G's plastica series or part of their much cheaper (lower quality) combat machine line.

Would you recommend this over G&G's MP5 series for a woodland game?

Thanks

Mr P

Get the Standard one because the internals on the PM4 are crap you'll be much happier with the Quality of the standard

Is it possible to know the exact name of the M4 Carbine Standard because I know BuyAirsoft change their products name due to copy rights.

I'm interested in buying this airsoft as my first, and I don't have a big budget. I want to play airsfoft with a quality product for beginners withouth exceding the 300-350 dollars, since i'm not still sure if i'm going to invest myself in the sport.

So you understand I don't want to loose money or neither play with complete crap for my first matches, and this gun semmed nice for a beginner, and since in TM compatible, I could upgrade it in the futur if I love airsoft.

So please don't tell me to buy a bettter airsoft and get AV, even if I know it is a good idea.

So back to the main subjet , what is the actual model of the M4 Carbine Standard so I can make further research on this gun xD.

Thank you,

Hadows.

It's this one or the other one.

http://www.guay2.com/web/our_product...ne.php?lang=en

http://www.guay2.com/web/our_product...ne.php?lang=en

But the ones with clear lowers are canadian custom, so it's gonna be hard to tell you what's actually inside of the gun.

It could be a mish mash of various grades.

http://www.guay2.com/web/our_product/FF16.php?lang=en

In all seriousness, try to get your hands on a 10.5 GR16(not the CQB-R, the GR16 carbine with a 10.5 barrel). Throw in a 14.5(?) inner barrel, get a KAC can, and you're golden.

I used my G&G MP5 for a woodland MilSim and a couple of skirmishes. Worked fine for those applications. In Manitoba woodlands with heavy undergrowth engagement distances can be very short (kind of Vietnam-style). The northern Ontario woods where I was had a bit less undergrowth and more open clearings but I didn't have any problems "reaching out and touching someone".

Neither. Piston head will break on you after 10 000 rounds. There was a review somewhere on this site comparing the REC version to the standard.

With that kind of money you can get a full metal/ non Chinese M4 in the classifieds. just
get age verified, it is worth it.