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kromtar · October 17th, 2011, 13:41

the acog on my g36 works well in the field. I can match the range with my buddies m16, scar and such but I do also love my reflex sight. quick and easy to aim.

I havent had a problem with a holster with my pistol yet. just takes a bit of practice.

I prefer m4 mags to the g36. I can put 2 in one pouch and they slide out easily. As for the g36 they are a bit bulky and catch on things. plus everytime I go prone the bottom of the mags get cracked.

A proper g36 grenade launcher would be neat but they arent worth the money to me.

I have never been impressed by tornadoes. I have had 4 thrown right besides me and nothing has happened. True some were in grass but 2 times they were on flat land. I would like to try one that doesn't need these circumstances in order to work.

my alternative assault rifle for longer range games is my ares tavor. Has great range and power. Its just more bulky and akward compared to the g36.

October 17th, 2011, 13:41	#4
kromtar Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Calgary alberta	the acog on my g36 works well in the field. I can match the range with my buddies m16, scar and such but I do also love my reflex sight. quick and easy to aim. I havent had a problem with a holster with my pistol yet. just takes a bit of practice. I prefer m4 mags to the g36. I can put 2 in one pouch and they slide out easily. As for the g36 they are a bit bulky and catch on things. plus everytime I go prone the bottom of the mags get cracked. A proper g36 grenade launcher would be neat but they arent worth the money to me. I have never been impressed by tornadoes. I have had 4 thrown right besides me and nothing has happened. True some were in grass but 2 times they were on flat land. I would like to try one that doesn't need these circumstances in order to work. my alternative assault rifle for longer range games is my ares tavor. Has great range and power. Its just more bulky and akward compared to the g36.