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Cortex · April 9th, 2009, 02:15

I had my CA36K whipped into a tree after tripping, worked just as it did before and had no scratches or anything, just some debris that wiped off. It's also a fairly easy gun to disassemble for cleaning/upgrading.

The only con to the G36 series that I have is the fat mags, you can only fit one G36 mag into a pouch that normally holds two M16/M4/AR15 style mags. Mags and external parts (rails, stocks, top rails/handles, mag wells, ect) are also a bit harder to find than AK-47 and M16/M4/AR15 variants. Honestly though, I've never had issues finding what I need once I got Age Verified.

April 9th, 2009, 02:15	#6
Cortex Has a life outside Airsoft Trader rating Join Date: May 2006 Location: Calgary, Alberta	I had my CA36K whipped into a tree after tripping, worked just as it did before and had no scratches or anything, just some debris that wiped off. It's also a fairly easy gun to disassemble for cleaning/upgrading. The only con to the G36 series that I have is the fat mags, you can only fit one G36 mag into a pouch that normally holds two M16/M4/AR15 style mags. Mags and external parts (rails, stocks, top rails/handles, mag wells, ect) are also a bit harder to find than AK-47 and M16/M4/AR15 variants. Honestly though, I've never had issues finding what I need once I got Age Verified. __________________ Last edited by Cortex; April 9th, 2009 at 02:19..