Airsoft gun- KWA or G&G, and which one?

Question

Ok well this is what you need to know:

--I want it to last for a long time stock. I wont use it much (I don't airsoft as much as most people here)

--I want it to be accurate

--metal body

--KWA or G&G

--decent Externals

I will list the ones I am looking at:

-> http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?...roducts_id=4005

-> http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?...roducts_id=2743

-> http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?...roducts_id=2836

-> http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?...roducts_id=2951

-> http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?...roducts_id=2821

-> http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?...roducts_id=2681 <-- that one I could use as a DMR (I think that would be esier to upgrade than any other gun)

So tell me what you think/ hopefully know.

Answer 1

OK, if you&#039;re deciding between G&amp;G and KWA, my opinion is KWA all the way (I&#039;ll be comparing the company&#039;s M4s, since I have no personal experience with any other weapons listed.) If you&#039;re going to buy a G&amp;G and plan on actually using it to skirmish with you and having it last, then get ready to upgrade your internals and break open the gearbox. As in spring guide, piston, piston head, gears, bushings, and maybe a higher spring.  Aesthetically, the G&amp;G will appear nicer looking than the KWA with laser engraved full trades and a nice finish and a sturdy handguard, while the KWA has a kind of cheesy looking KWA logo - that is not to say, however, that the KWA lacks in finish or external build quality - you can tell just by holding the KWA in your hands that it is made to last, with a very nice black finish, and non scratchable surface. I do not know what kind of metal it is, but it was designed with the skirmisher in mind. The KWA truly shines in it&#039;s internals, however. Able to withstand a lipo battery no problem, the KWA&#039;s reinforced piston, gears, gearbox shell, 8-9mm metal bearing bushings clocks out at 400fps+ and 25bps using an 11.1v. The only upgrade you would ever need is a DBC tightbore, and maybe a Systema bucking. So in the end, if you&#039;re willing to spend extra money on fixing the G&amp;G up to increase longevity but still maintain good looks, or don&#039;t want an Armalite variant, go with G&amp;G. But if you&#039;re looking for a hard-hitting skirmishers rifle that will last stock no problem for years and years to come and maintain excellent performance, go with KWA.

You could go with the KWA G36C if you wanted a more unique gun, because the M4 isn&#039;t very unique.