VFC 416 JG 416 differences

[jimmtbean]

hey guys... im thinking of trading my sr25 for a 416 but the guy doesnt know what company or model it is and if it where to be a JG than no but if its a VFC than its fair

anyone know what the differences are (externally) between the two? i.e trademarks or stuff like that

Thanks

[lurkingknight]

uuhh.. everything? the vfc is worth the price that it's worth.. a JG is an entry level gun.

[p.phresh]

are there any trademarks on the receiver? I believe the VFC one will have full trades, plus the Umarex licensing blurb on the gun.

[jimmtbean]

okay thanks

[dreamkiller]

from what i heard VFC has much better qualities especially the externals. I bought a G&G 416 over the VFC one because it also has very good qualities (OEM upgraded internals), though it doesn't have the proper trade marks, but it's got a blow back system that makes it really good. and my GG can release spring tension after playing, increases its life span.

[FirestormX]

I think the OP's post was asking about differences, in order to identify the two.
He stated he would not trade for a JG.

[Danke]

Here's a good rule to follow. When someone selling something like an airsoft rifle says they don't know what brand it is it's usually the cheapest version you can get.

Maybe sometimes you'll find classic airsoft at a yard sale for seventy five cents.

More often it's walwart special sprayed black and and barely hanging together.

Anyone laying out big dollars for a VFC won't soon forget that.

[jimmtbean]

well i found out its a JG but thanks guys

[lurkingknight]

yeah I read that OP wrong too :x