Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - Noob to Airsoft looking for a good Classic Arms AEG

ca406079 · July 27th, 2006, 13:31

Hi all,

I just found out about Airsoft, always liked paintball but missed the feel of real weapons and more realistic military situations....

In short, after only a few days of surfing, I'm hooked.

I live near Edmonton and and looking at the clubs that are nearby.

Having gobbled up as much info as possible, I want a high quality gun (money is not a problem). Tokyo Mariu and CA seem to be the best.

It seems that Classical Arms makes a slightly sturdier product so am probably looking at getting one of their AEG's.

I really like the CA G-36C and the m15a4 CQB.

What are the pros and cons of these two weapons in comparison?

I would like to ask you guys what your impressions are of these guns and your personal critieria in selecting AEG's.

Also is the longer barreled G-36 might be better tactical weapon, I really like the rail system of the g36c, but am worried about the short barrel.

Thanks again

John

July 27th, 2006, 13:31	#1
ca406079 Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Athabasca, AB	Noob to Airsoft looking for a good Classic Arms AEG Hi all, I just found out about Airsoft, always liked paintball but missed the feel of real weapons and more realistic military situations.... In short, after only a few days of surfing, I'm hooked. I live near Edmonton and and looking at the clubs that are nearby. Having gobbled up as much info as possible, I want a high quality gun (money is not a problem). Tokyo Mariu and CA seem to be the best. It seems that Classical Arms makes a slightly sturdier product so am probably looking at getting one of their AEG's. I really like the CA G-36C and the m15a4 CQB. What are the pros and cons of these two weapons in comparison? I would like to ask you guys what your impressions are of these guns and your personal critieria in selecting AEG's. Also is the longer barreled G-36 might be better tactical weapon, I really like the rail system of the g36c, but am worried about the short barrel. Thanks again John