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Danke · February 1st, 2018, 01:09

No matter what 99.9% of the airsoft pistols out there won't feel like a real pistol. Most will be looking to achieve "looks real in the photo".

You'll have to decide what you want. If it's a desk/showpiece that you will never use or if you want to use it out in the field and have it hit what you're aiming at.

For taking to a game the TM will be tops. You can also use the TM to build a very nice looking pistol with some cash and with even more cash you can get a good looking 226 that you can also take to the field but that's not where you start out.

The KJW is aimed at someone who really really wants a full metal pistol and doesn't care if it doesn't look that great or work that great. Someone who might play for a season and loose interest and not feel bad about the funds spent.

February 1st, 2018, 01:09	#11
Danke Prancercise Guru Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Danger Zone	No matter what 99.9% of the airsoft pistols out there won't feel like a real pistol. Most will be looking to achieve "looks real in the photo". You'll have to decide what you want. If it's a desk/showpiece that you will never use or if you want to use it out in the field and have it hit what you're aiming at. For taking to a game the TM will be tops. You can also use the TM to build a very nice looking pistol with some cash and with even more cash you can get a good looking 226 that you can also take to the field but that's not where you start out. The KJW is aimed at someone who really really wants a full metal pistol and doesn't care if it doesn't look that great or work that great. Someone who might play for a season and loose interest and not feel bad about the funds spent. __________________ Airsoft, where nothing is hurt but feelings.