med/far range aeg?

Greylocks · August 8th, 2006, 21:59

If you have been here since Aug 2005, how come you dont know the answers to such basic questions yet?
Or are you someone else using that account?

If you want to know about any gun, check the Reviews section.

What I said about the longer barrel guns having more reach is true. Which model is entirely up to you. So now do your research about the models that interest you, make your pick, get age-verified, and buy it. It's all written down already.

CDN_Stalker · August 8th, 2006, 22:09

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Originally Posted by silent_recon

so wat would u guys think of a g3sg1. i love the look, and i guess it seems flexible, with semi auto and stuff

I've used one. You are right about it being flexible, feels like a chunk of rubber the way it bends and flexes as it does. Cost you almost double the cost to get rid of that that flex and make it a reasonable shooting platform.

Let's just say, the longer the gun is, the more flex it'll have and more fragile it'll be. Add in the cost of finding metal body parts to get rid of the flex............

Trader rating · August 8th, 2006, 22:43

Didnt like the SG-1 at all...

thephenom · August 8th, 2006, 22:56

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Originally Posted by CDN_Stalker

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Originally Posted by silent_recon

so wat would u guys think of a g3sg1. i love the look, and i guess it seems flexible, with semi auto and stuff

I've used one. You are right about it being flexible, feels like a chunk of rubber the way it bends and flexes as it does. Cost you almost double the cost to get rid of that that flex and make it a reasonable shooting platform.

Let's just say, the longer the gun is, the more flex it'll have and more fragile it'll be. Add in the cost of finding metal body parts to get rid of the flex............

That's where the CA-SG1 comes in with its full metal body + 1 piece barrel. :grin:

^Hyperion^ · August 8th, 2006, 23:02

You have to know that being a sniper in airsoft is nowhere as cool as you might think it is. Your best bet would probably be the M14. Great range and has the full-auto. I fyou really want to buy a Bolt-action , I've heard good things about the CA M24 and TM VSR G-Spec but you'll have to upgrade both to make it really skirmishable. Or you can save a little more and buy yourself a good ol' Barrett M82 , no upgrades needed :razz:

Trader rating · August 9th, 2006, 01:37

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Originally Posted by ^Hyperion^

You have to know that being a sniper in airsoft is nowhere as cool as you might think it is.

Tru dat

cool in the movies and all, but a kicker for most airsoft games.

Pip · August 9th, 2006, 02:15

The thing i love about my M14 is the (mostly) metal construction, cuts down on flex and has a good solid feel to it. Great range and very very accurate.

although my opinion is a little bias, mmmmm....m14 goodness....

ca406079 · September 6th, 2006, 21:52

You have to have boatloads of patience.

You have to develop the ability to read the layout of your field in order to position yourself in a place where you can observe areas onto which enemy units will have to move through to patrol or complete objectives.

You must develop an understanding of how camoflage, cover and concealment work to be able to melt into the environment and remain undetected so as to report on enemy movement and initiate contact only in situations that are advantageous to your team.

If that is something that can make up for the periods of inactivity for you during a game, then maybe sniping will be satisfying for you. :borg:

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August 8th, 2006, 23:02	#20
^Hyperion^ Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Montreal , Quebec	You have to know that being a sniper in airsoft is nowhere as cool as you might think it is. Your best bet would probably be the M14. Great range and has the full-auto. I fyou really want to buy a Bolt-action , I've heard good things about the CA M24 and TM VSR G-Spec but you'll have to upgrade both to make it really skirmishable. Or you can save a little more and buy yourself a good ol' Barrett M82 , no upgrades needed :razz: __________________

August 8th, 2006, 21:59	#16
Greylocks Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Gatineau, Quebec (Near Ottawa)	If you have been here since Aug 2005, how come you dont know the answers to such basic questions yet? Or are you someone else using that account? If you want to know about any gun, check the Reviews section. What I said about the longer barrel guns having more reach is true. Which model is entirely up to you. So now do your research about the models that interest you, make your pick, get age-verified, and buy it. It's all written down already.

August 8th, 2006, 22:43	#18
Handicapper Guest Trader rating	Didnt like the SG-1 at all...

September 6th, 2006, 21:52	#23
ca406079 Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Athabasca, AB	You have to have boatloads of patience. You have to develop the ability to read the layout of your field in order to position yourself in a place where you can observe areas onto which enemy units will have to move through to patrol or complete objectives. You must develop an understanding of how camoflage, cover and concealment work to be able to melt into the environment and remain undetected so as to report on enemy movement and initiate contact only in situations that are advantageous to your team. If that is something that can make up for the periods of inactivity for you during a game, then maybe sniping will be satisfying for you. :borg:

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