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jtjcheng · January 15th, 2008, 02:07

JG guns, in my personal experience (I had an M733 and an M4 S-system), are generally very good, considering the price that I paid.

They have their downsides, such as low exterior quality, and few mechanical issues including disfunctional selector switch (not all JG guns have the same problem). However, these can easily be fixed by spray-painting the gun and replacing the problematic parts.

I would highly recommend JG guns, if you do not wish to spend a lot of money and just want a gun to play a game. If you want a gun that can give you a consistent and decent performance, with high-quality internals and externals, then I would suggest you to purchase at least a TM or CA gun, or a G&G or G&P gun if you have the budget (I have a G&P M4 and I love it very much).

January 15th, 2008, 02:07	#6
jtjcheng Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Vancouver, B.C.	JG guns, in my personal experience (I had an M733 and an M4 S-system), are generally very good, considering the price that I paid. They have their downsides, such as low exterior quality, and few mechanical issues including disfunctional selector switch (not all JG guns have the same problem). However, these can easily be fixed by spray-painting the gun and replacing the problematic parts. I would highly recommend JG guns, if you do not wish to spend a lot of money and just want a gun to play a game. If you want a gun that can give you a consistent and decent performance, with high-quality internals and externals, then I would suggest you to purchase at least a TM or CA gun, or a G&G or G&P gun if you have the budget (I have a G&P M4 and I love it very much). __________________ Velocity, Distance, Acceleration, Time... A gun has them all...