R.S. Type 56 vs. G&G AK-47 W/S Full Metal

[squeenix]

RS type 56 is much much better.

Buyairsoft.ca sells full metal now?
Damn, it would be nice for airsoft to legally be used by responsible people. But yesterday, I saw some kids, playing airsoft with crappy crossman guns on a playground that is usually populated with no goggles.

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by squeenix

RS type 56 is much much better.

Buyairsoft.ca sells full metal now?
Damn, it would be nice for airsoft to legally be used by responsible people. But yesterday, I saw some kids, playing airsoft with crappy crossman guns on a playground that is usually populated with no goggles.

Hopefully one of them gets their eye shot out but then the soccer moms will probably want them banned....

[Ripperman79]

it seems that bit by bit every site is getting full metal guns

[Kid]

I'm going to bump this thread with confirmation that RS AKs are made in mainland China.

http://www.popularairsoft.com/puttin...alism%E2%80%A6

This, combined with the fit, finishing, materials, packaging, and finish of this gun, is confirmation enough for me that there is definitely Norinco involvement in the manufacturing of these guns.

[Crunchmeister]

Nothing to be confused about here. I have a 9.6V Intellect stick battery, and it can be inserted completely into the gas tube. You could very easily install a 10.8 or 12V as well with room to spare for more cells.

Personally, I would recommend a custom stick battery from cheapbatterypacks.com built using 2000 mAh 4/5A cells. That would turn this gun into a monster.

The space in the stock is limited. You would have to get a custom pack, and I thing 9.6V with 4/5A cells would be as big as you could get it..

Originally Posted by Ripperman79

I know that only the Type 56-1 and 56-2 can store a battery :P but I'm getting conflicting reports about how large of a battery can be inserted into the upper receiver, in Cruchmeister's review here: http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...highlight=Type he says that you could fit a very large battery in the gas tube (Stick Type in upper receiver)

"I popped the upper receiver cover to inspect the inside and prepare for battery installation. I immediately noticed the neat and tidy internal construction in terms of wiring. The blade-style automotove fuse is nicely tucked away. The wiring is run through guides so that it doesn't go all over the place. You can tell that they paid good attention to detail.The battery installed easily, sliding into the upper gas tube, and left plenty of space. You could easily fit a 9.6V or 10.8V battery without a problem. As a matter of fact, you could easily add aother 4-5 cells to the battery and still have plenty of room left over. It would more than likely fry something, but physically, there is nothing preventing a veyr large stick battery from being installed. In the picture below, the battery is only slightly inserted into the gas tube, but believe me, it goes in COMPLETELY if you want it to. This gun was well thought-out in the design stages."

[BootYourFace]

If you got Realsword, just don't buy the damn under folding stock one. On our team, two people have had them break!

[Kid]

Where'd they break?

I've never heard of the stocks breaking.

edit: I've heard of at least one wood stock developing a crack with minor use, and some wobble on the underfolder (minor and mods can improve it), but I haven't heard of any broken underfolder stocks.

[Tubyboulin]

Originally Posted by squeenix

Buyairsoft.ca sells full metal now?
Damn, it would be nice for airsoft to legally be used by responsible people. But yesterday, I saw some kids, playing airsoft with crappy crossman guns on a playground that is usually populated with no goggles.

I'm sorry, but I just have to ask. Mods, I appologize if it's too off topic.

What is this huge difference between Buyairsoft selling to kids with confirmation from parents and a place like Mach1 selling to an adult so he can give it to his kid? It's like M-Rated games or something; If you need to be over 18, the parent will just buy it anyways as long as they approve of the kid having it. Maybe i'm just ignorant of the screening process at a place like Mach1, but there doesn't seem to be a difference between the two except one is more open about the fact kids will be able to use them.

Also, to TS, I think the extra money is well worth it to get the Realsword. If it was like 850-900 compared to the 500, i'd say go G&G, but it's really not that much. But this is a really old thread and you've probably already purchased something so whatever

[Kid]

I don't know how Mach1 screens, but retailers that choose to use the ASC AV are safer in that respect, since ASC has a policy of not allowing parents to be AV'd to buy for their kids. Not all AVers follow that policy, but for the most part it keeps the underage out.

[Alpine_Impulse]

only one broke that i can recall boot and that was after it got fallen on. not a fault of the RS

[Ripperman79]

l do plan on buying the full stock type 56 but I've never heard of their stocks breaking or cracking, and by the sounds of it the wood of these could almost compare you lee-enfield qualitiy wood.

[Amos]

Two of our guys (boot's guys are the same guys lol) have fallen on the folding stock ones and sheared the screw on the inside, it's an easy fix if you keep track of all the parts... which.. they probably did not

It's hard teching for a team that actually uses their toys like they should be!