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Strelok · June 12th, 2011, 17:22

1) No clue, some 'ACM' brand trademarked by Cybergun.
2) Could be, personally I haven't ever really heard much about these pistols. C02 is somewhat consistant but its also very powerful, this will wear the internals which are typically pot metal for Cybergun models.
3) Usually spare mags aren't commonly available for Cybergun branded guns. I may be wrong, do a google search and see what comes up
4) Most likely some sort of propietary internal set to accomidate the C02, I may be wrong though.
5) Who knows?
6) From what i've heard about the SS P226, its not hard for anything to be better than it.

Overall, I really think you should look into saving your money for something more quality dude. Hell, Submarineman sells KWA NS2 pistols for a bill or two extra than what that 1911 costs. I own a KWA USP (KP45) and its an amazing pistol, parts are incredibly easy to get (KWAUSA.com's proshop) along with magazines.

When you're looking for a gun, you want to be able to have resources to fall back on incase something goes wrong. When it comes to cybergun brand guns, or stuff that is generally cheap. You don't have those options and in most cases you'll have to buy a whole new pistol to replace damage.

June 12th, 2011, 17:22	#2
Strelok Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Brandon Manitoba	1) No clue, some 'ACM' brand trademarked by Cybergun. 2) Could be, personally I haven't ever really heard much about these pistols. C02 is somewhat consistant but its also very powerful, this will wear the internals which are typically pot metal for Cybergun models. 3) Usually spare mags aren't commonly available for Cybergun branded guns. I may be wrong, do a google search and see what comes up 4) Most likely some sort of propietary internal set to accomidate the C02, I may be wrong though. 5) Who knows? 6) From what i've heard about the SS P226, its not hard for anything to be better than it. Overall, I really think you should look into saving your money for something more quality dude. Hell, Submarineman sells KWA NS2 pistols for a bill or two extra than what that 1911 costs. I own a KWA USP (KP45) and its an amazing pistol, parts are incredibly easy to get (KWAUSA.com's proshop) along with magazines. When you're looking for a gun, you want to be able to have resources to fall back on incase something goes wrong. When it comes to cybergun brand guns, or stuff that is generally cheap. You don't have those options and in most cases you'll have to buy a whole new pistol to replace damage.