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July 9th, 2005, 12:34 | #16 | |
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July 9th, 2005, 13:36 | #17 |
ok so if I wasn't confused now I am :roll: By the way ALLSTARR thank for the artical ...nice read.
So...I'm stuck between these ICS M4 R.I.S. OR TM M4s hmmmmmmmm.... :banghead: |
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July 9th, 2005, 15:16 | #19 |
You will want to upgrade.......so it's up to you to save money now.
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July 10th, 2005, 03:10 | #20 |
umm...guys...whatever happened to learning tactical movement instead of trying to engage at 300ft?
i'd suggest, and this is only my opinion, that you play with a stock gun until you develope the stealth of movement. if you plateau in the area and feel that your game is lacking than think upgrades. having a stock gun forces you to improve on your movement as an individual as well as with the people you play regularly with. if you neither have the smithing skills or budget to pay to get stuff done than the stock gun challenge cant be beat. develope skill first. rice out your stuff after. just my 2 cents. i've never used an ics but i do have an M4S and love it. it's solid, stable and there's b'zillions of parts availible for if i wanna change anything later. |
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