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Everyone is misinterpeting what I mean and as some one who works with and around cars that you apparently wouldn't consider custom, I'm basing my term on what a shop considers custom.
The point is that Gundocs like Steve recommend VFC cause out of the box its very good. It's easy for them to work on and parts fit correctly. Basically this just makes the OP lifes easier in the long run if they choose a VFC.
OP- Airsoft guns will most likely break regardless of brand, high end brands break less and having a gun that you can upgrade or fix easily (either by yourself or having a gun doc do it) will save you many a headache. VFC also has great resale value if you choose to sell your gun. The reason I mentioned it was simply its within the same price range as the Krytac and G&P. None of those brands are bad choices. Though VFC is the current creme de la creme amongst canadian airsofters. Currently :P
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I know that isn't really what you asked, but it's the internet, and I like to type things that don't matter.
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