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The JG M4 CQB is available from AirRattle or Amazon
Here are the links to my upgrades:
– 300 rd. metal magazine
– Camo form tape
– Grip pod
– 9.6V NiMH 1600mAh Tenergy Battery
– You may have trouble with the battery compartment (in the stock). It can be a tight sqeeze for the included 8.4 volt battery. The Tenergy fits much better.
Great video Knuckles!!!
I’m glad you enjoyed my video. I hope to do more in the future if there is interest in them.
Blake
YES! Do more videos, Knuckles!!
Hey Blake, I was wondering which you prefer,
Your, http://www.airrattle.com/JG-M4-RIS-AEG-Airsoft-Gun-p/f6617.htm
or the, http://www.airrattle.com/Lancer-Tactical-PDW-M4-RIS-Metal-Gearbox-AEG-p/lt-08.htm
I am still undecided on which gun to get. The Lancer Tactical looks like a good deal, but I would prefer insight from a more experienced player.
Jason,
P.S. (Nice Video!!!)
Jason,
I think that either gun would be a good choice for you. If you want an M4 with a more close quarters profile then I would say that the Lancer Tactical PDW M4 would be a good choice. Be aware that the battery is in the PEQ box on the side of the gun and you may have compatibility issues with batteries. Do you research and find a good 9.6v brick type battery that will fit. I like my JG M4 CQB for lots of reasons as you can see in the video and I recommend it to anyone who wants a good AEG; but I understand that it is not for everyone. As long as you do your research and understand what your getting I am sure you will be pleased.
Blake
Hey Blake I was wandering what gun you would suggest for somebody that likes the ak platform.
Lathan,
Excellent question. It really depends upon what you want in an AK and how you battle. For CQB you might try the Lancer Tactical AK-74U or some other AK-74 style weapon (remember that you may have to modify the gun to lower the FPS for indoor CQB operations). If you want a regular AK-47 you could try the JG AK-47. For $180+ you can get full metal and wood features for a more realistic AK. It all depends on your price range and what you are going to use it for.
Hope this helps,
Blake