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Alpine
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:09 pm |
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What brand's that MP5? It looks like either a Tokyo Mauri or an ICS. I don't care about the little red dot, I just hate the neon yellow warning sticker they put on the lower receiver by the magazine holder (some guns have neon yellow, others are engraved, I'd rather have the label so I can take it off)....but if you hide good enough, it doesn't matter, you won't be seen before they're down.
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:10 pm |
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Alpine wrote: They are dangerous- when used improperly. I use these for competitions and simulation battles like you would find in the real world. They hurt when they hit you, but only leave a little welt and a bruise. I've never actually seen one break someone's skin. I use safety glasses to protect my eyes while I'm doing a skirmish with my friends. Sorry if one of my hobbies upset you all, I wasn't thinking it would, since there are probably other people who airsoft or do stuff along those lines in here.
LOL - well, knowing that up front would have probably saved a lot of the subsequent expenditure of bandwidth.
However, it's good to see that you understand the need to be responsible with it, and that that's what you use it for. Personally, I've always been a little suspicious of airsoft and paintball, but I don't speak out against it. I just happen to not like it...nor do I see the "fun" inherent in participating in an activity where you're almost guaranteed to walk away with welts on your body...be they sore or not.
Too many teenagers just find a way to get a hold of these to cause trouble...and they do end up hurting people and property. And, as you can see from that report I linked, it is entirely possible (however unlikely) to kill someone with a BB fired from an air pressure rifle or pistol. I've worked a lot with firearms (even though BB guns are not firearms), and I know some things about this subject...
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Alpine
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:12 pm |
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Yeah, and it's those teenagers who give the sport a bad name.
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Pirkka(Fin)
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:16 pm |
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We use Tokyo Marui Stuff, And so on. I showed up every Airsoft pic I could find and so on...there are members and my group
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Alpine
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:20 pm |
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I've looked at Mauri, I like it, but it lacks the true weight of the real gun. My ICS is 1:1 scale with an M16, and weighs just under what a real one does. lol
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:24 pm |
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They don't weight like real guns, it's not bothering me, at least they have firepower and they are cool ones, in here you can play it without law enforcements to come to bug you 'bout the real looking guns. We've occupied one School totally for our airsoft use  tomorrow again airsoft for me. *bout often comes 20 ppl...
Each Electric guns, couple of very dangerous snipers, and yes. AIRSOFT IS dangerous when use wrong way the gun...for me, MP5 was best option, small light and very powerful, it fires very roughly. As for real weaponry it weights not like 4 kilos like AK-103 either kicks nothing. Just shivers a bit.
Expensive? It's nothing for the fun deal.
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Alpine
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:27 pm |
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Light guns are fun, but after playing with this alittle bit, I prefer the true weight of the gun. This gun has what I wanted, feel, power and accuracy. Only thing I don't like is it is expensive...Oh well, the gun over powers it, and so does the availability of upgrades, although it's pre-upgraded.
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Pirkka(Fin)
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:29 pm |
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Alpine wrote: Light guns are fun, but after playing with this alittle bit, I prefer the true weight of the gun. This gun has what I wanted, feel, power and accuracy. Only thing I don't like is it is expensive...Oh well, the gun over powers it, and so does the availability of upgrades, although it's pre-upgraded.
I'd more like to get Sniper Rifle than an Assault gun  VSR-10 with M170 Spring...total awsome...Range over 60 Meters...snipe, have fun...
As for assaulting MP5 fits for Finnish landscape. It is usefull when you crawl forwards. you can technically lay atop of it and crawl through small holes...then it is quick to use and has very fast firepower 600-800 BBs in Minute. Fast? Totally one of the fastest gun in the group.
M700 Tanaka could fit for me as well. A Sniper Rifle that has 3 Jouls start speed 
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Alpine
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:34 pm |
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I don't really like sniping, though I have done it before...but not with this gun. lol. When I get into the thickly wooded areas, I'm sure that I'll wish I had an MP5 or an M4 Carbine lol.
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Pirkka(Fin)
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:39 pm |
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Man, You'd love MP5A4, it's easy to use, Small, fits for hands I can give you TOTAL Description from MP5 and how it works in the nature.
For the + side
+It's light and the only part that weights is the rifle butt.
+it fits for hands very well
+its so small that you can use it in thick forest and in small spots even in buildings
+ It has Great Firepower and fires very fast
+ Fits perfectly for crawling
+Its construction is very strong
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-Well the weight bugs someones
-Totally plastic but tough one still
-The fire changer is weak and costs much
-The Regular mags are bad without Marui ammo
Well those are the main things I can say 
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Alpine
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:44 pm |
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Here's my shorty review of the gun I bought
ICS M16A3 AEG
Positives
-metal body
-pretty ergonomic
-powerful
-mine came pre-upgraded out of the box
-appears to be tough
Downsides
-magzine wobbles when in the gun
-foregrip is loose
-battery is a pain to get in and out
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Pirkka(Fin)
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:46 pm |
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Oh I've had my MP5 for 2 years now...it's good gun and still fires like a dream...once repaired...oh the small load thing is useless toy in it and it goes broken while you rape it...so it's not a thing to play with...
Now I have this Lamphandle it shows light for...100 meters well. For my VSR-10...Nah I've though of selling it away or then upgrade it, make it a real Sniper Rifle...
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Alpine
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:49 pm |
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You mean fire selector? The knob that changes it from safe to semi-auto to full auto.
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:51 pm |
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Alpine wrote: You mean fire selector? The knob that changes it from safe to semi-auto to full auto.
That is weak as well
But not meaning it. I mean the small toy thing that MP5 is loaded. Not fire selector. Small knob anyway
the guns I more suggest aren't M16 series in Marui ones. They are total plastic and weak material as well :s that's why not those. They are cheap aye, yet no. AK-47 is the popular gun in Finland. Yet after I played with REAL AK-47 I never wanted it again..well once but it was total toy what I had...not Marui some Estonia toy and I sold it away anyway
I've thought of Gaspistol but I have no use for it...
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:58 pm |
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I dunno what you're talking about there. If you could get a picture to clear it up, that would be awesome. lol
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