Help choosing my next gun

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Originally Posted by chaosnemesis

This is true of the sportline series. Thankfully they have a proline series as well and it's top notch. Keep this in mind when looking at CA. Also, pay extra attention to a gun's externals (receiver), as this is the restricted part and is very difficult to obtain and replace.

Since you seem inclined to "fiddle" with the internals you might want to check out www.mechbox.com it'll give you an idea of what you're up against.

Thanks a lot chaosnemesis. Perfect info, as i was looking at their sportine series, but im definetly a little more ruff with my gun (hey im careful, but like any weapon of war its been dropped a few times) so i will definetly look at their proline series, and check reveivers. Thanks a lot

[sushicake]

Originally Posted by Mr. G36!

On that subject, out of curiosity, have CA hop-ups gotten any better in the last five years?

There's nothing wrong with em, but nothing good to say about em either... They do what they are meant to do.

[Chesher]

I just bought a CA P90 TR the other day, It was solid on the outside (Haven't Fired it yet still chargin the battery)

I went to Capital Airsoft here in edmonton and took a look through a few MP5's the P90 and a G36C, Im a relatively small person, so I ended up liking the P90 due to its size, can keep it close too me, and its also good for my left handedness