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May 7th, 2011, 02:06
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Hey man, I can't tell you anything that hasn't already been said. However, I do urge you to take a look into the VFC M4 Sopmod, I picked it up recently from Army Issue (who had it ordered in from Mach1 airsoft). It came to around $680 with taxes but since your budget is $500, it's really not that far off. The VFC M4 is my first airsoft gun and it truly feels and looks amazing, there's a very good review of the gun on this forum that is easily tracked down using the searchy thingy. I will also mention that this gun was pretty easy to disassemble and reassemble (reassembling was tad bit difficult at first but that's because I'm slightly retarded). I mention that because it's really important to me as an airsoft newbie to figure out how to maintain a gun and it's so much easier to do this when I'm not intimidated to open my gun. Good luck and happy hunting!
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May 7th, 2011, 03:36
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I'd take nylon over pot metal any day. It'd be tough to choose between aluminum and nylon though. I love my f2000, but crappy plastic is waaayyy worse than crappy metal :P
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May 7th, 2011, 07:46
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a.k.a. ian209
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Depends on the plastic. If it' nylon or some other strong plastic composition, I would take that over metal. But, crap ABS plastics and whatnot have a tendency to break after a while. I've gone through about 3 plastic lower receivers with my G&G M4 Blowback, but that's with a lot of abuse (going through over 50,000 rounds + lots of dropping).
The G&G Plastic receivers are not too shabby if you're careful. But IMO if you plan on modifying or fielding your gun a lot, I would go metal.
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