G&G versus KWA
 

Hi,

Friend of mine is thinking about either a G&G or KWA (or anything else full metal) for a M4 S System (RIS in front). Is KWA any good? There KWA KM4S-TACTICAL look good :)

Budget would be around 600$.

Also, are KWA M4 TM compatible (v2 mechbox, etc),

Thanks,

Bong

Both are TM compatible, I believe the KWA one is designed for a LiPo battery which means more expensive battery and you will need a more expensive charger than your basic NiCd/NiMh charger. Although the KWA can also run on normal AEG batteries it was designed for LiPo

G&G are full metal out of the box and are known for crap internals that break down in short order or short out electrically.

KWA are also full metal and the limited number of reviews out there say fairly good things.

All this could have been found with a simple google search, took me 5 minutes to find the info on KWA guns.

Long and short of it, buy a G&P.

I would recomend KWA their internals are as good if not better than systema, they shoot 400 fps out of the box and their m4s is one of the few that holds a traditional large type battery. The downside is in looks as they dont have realistic trades, and they use tabs on their upper. I have no experience with G&G but apparently their internals are crap.


I say go with the KWA

If you want to know more about KWA go over to airsoft retreat

What about M16's? WHich would you say is better G&G or KWA?

THe internals on the new KWA 2GX mechbox are quite impressive and the quality control on the KWA's is pretty good as is.. I would have to recommend the KWA over the G&G for several reasons.. the external build quality is quite impressive.. full metal (or if your getting the cansoft version just a plastic lower reciever [which you prolly arent lol]) and very sturdy I currently run the KWA M4A1 and there is very little to no play/wobble to be found and is quite hefty. As for the internals here is a very nice review that I found on the 2GX mechbox when I was researching before I purchased mine -- >http://www.kwausa.com/forums/index.p...id=13117&st=0&

hope this helps! Happy shooting!