King arms m4a1 gbbr

[Coresair]

Hello everybody,

I know there is plenty of threads on GBBRs on here and most of them were really helpful for basic info on the 3 main platforms (WA, WE and of course KJW).

Pros and cons have been discussed over and over (I did go outside of ASC to get even more info/opinions on each platform) so I won't go over them here, I personally have my own set of criterias and this is exactly why I am posting this. "GEEEZ would you ask that goshdarn question already" you might ask/think/yell at your computer screen? Here it goes:

Does anyone have any useful info and/or reviews for the KA M4A1 (COLT) GBBR?

I've looked over the net and found only this and a few forum threads like this one and that one which ended up being "just bitching", assumptions about the gun or just totally imcomplete.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks!

[kullwarrior]

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=95709
I made it, haven't update for a while, will do that over Christmas break.
Essentially King Arms is the same as a G&P WOC

[Coresair]

So basicaly, we are talking both externaly and internaly solid as a whole? I know the WOC series is sort of expensive where as KA's are less, that's why I'm so curious about them. Of course for most WA based GBBRs, some upgrades are mandatory in order to get closer to a gameable platform.

Considiring it on par with the WOCs (not WOC-X, yet another "mysterious" option), would it be somehow gameable OTB?

[THe_Silencer]

From what I've read, seems like the internals are nowhere near as good as a G&P WOC, an X series maybe. Much of the internals are aluminum and cheap pot metal. Good thing is that the ROF is adjustable using 4 included buffer pads and the FPS is as well right out of the box. Mag quality is good too and highly compatible with G&P, WA brands, etc.

[kullwarrior]

Internal are not steel basically same as WOC-X
To get a good reliability, replace the potmetal bolt carrier and trigger group.