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Cenasbiggest Private

Age : 13 Joined : 28 Mar 2008 Posts : 20 Location : RI
 | Subject: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 7:58 am | |
| | I'm Cenasbiggest. Just started playing airsoft about a year ago and am still using a Super 9 spring and im looking into buying a new Echo 1 M14 or G36C. I live in Rhode island. That's about it. |
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Fox13 Corporal


Joined : 12 Feb 2008 Posts : 127 Location : Rainy Washington
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 9:10 am | |
| Welcome to our forum. Ya you should definitely get a new gun. As you have probably noticed the super 9 isn't very good. The only Echo 1 M14 I know of is the EBR *and the socom* and it is full metal and pretty expensive for a starter AEG (220 dollars). If you like the looks and have the money get it. You would like a full metal gun more. But the Echo 1 G36C shoots well and is pretty sturdy. The only thing on the G36 is that the battery compartment is pretty tiny and getting the battery in takes practice.
PS: How do you pronounce your name? _________________ The (not so) Lone Fox is Out
Hey got a question just throw me a PM (unless it is about the Bar 10 ...that word makes me shiver)
Last edited by Fox13 on Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:13 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Because I am a retarded noob) |
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Admin Admin

Age : 21 Joined : 24 Jan 2008 Posts : 537 Location : Logan, Ohio
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 9:27 am | |
| Welcome to the forums Cenasbiggest! Actually the Super 9 isn't a bad starter rifle, but as Fox mentioned, an Echo 1 would be a great improvement Also, there are two M14s Echo 1 offers - M14 RIS & M14 Socom. The Socom is $160, so not quite as bad as the RIS version Either way, glad you're here!
Admin _________________ Never hesitate to PM me or one of my mods if you have any questions or issues! Team Juggernauts: Logan, Ohio


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Cenasbiggest Private

Age : 13 Joined : 28 Mar 2008 Posts : 20 Location : RI
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 9:27 am | |
| | Quote: | | P.S. How do you pronounce your name | It's pronounced Cenas-Biggest |
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Cenasbiggest Private

Age : 13 Joined : 28 Mar 2008 Posts : 20 Location : RI
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 9:32 am | |
| | You pronounce it Cenas-Biggest |
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Fox13 Corporal


Joined : 12 Feb 2008 Posts : 127 Location : Rainy Washington
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:12 am | |
| Ohhh wow. I pulled a Noob just now. _________________ The (not so) Lone Fox is Out
Hey got a question just throw me a PM (unless it is about the Bar 10 ...that word makes me shiver) |
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Cenasbiggest Private

Age : 13 Joined : 28 Mar 2008 Posts : 20 Location : RI
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:34 am | |
| Sorry about the double post. I should have made my name with a space shouldn't I? _________________ My Weapons and clothes A UTG Super9 A old pistol I bought from Dicks A Crosman AEG i bought at Dicks for $50 A Camo vest (Soon to be ghillie)
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kkoerber Corporal


Age : 16 Joined : 16 Mar 2008 Posts : 116 Location : Northern Michigan
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:45 am | |
| I would rec amend an M14. i have a spring M14 and it is mostly metal. i had a G36 and i did not care for it and is crappy with a low F.P.S. i got my M14 From www.hotspotairsoft.com/hsastore and i think that you would like that more than the G36. another thing is that the M14 is more accurate that my VSR-10 but only shoots about 130 Ft. so if you want a good sniper you could also get a VSR-10. i got mine from www.airsplat.com
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Roamer Moderator

Age : 21 Joined : 29 Jan 2008 Posts : 434 Location : Ohio
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Sat Mar 29, 2008 8:59 pm | |
| welcome, I own the Echo 1 36C... you really can't go wrong, its awesome. If you are a sniper I would stick with the M14 for know as it fits your role much much better. Although the 36C has some reach, the M14 is naturally going to be a little better for those engagements Either way, you can't go wrong. |
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Seabass_9000 Moderator

Age : 24 Joined : 30 Jan 2008 Posts : 374 Location : Logan, OH
 | Subject: Re: Cenasbiggest Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:23 am | |
| I have to disagree with just about everyone that has posted... since I own the Echo 1 M14, I can give you some good advice.
The M14 gearbox is a pain to work on first off, as you have to disassemble all kinds of stuff that is attached directly to it. While I can now take it apart and put it back together in about 30-40 minutes, it still sucks to work on. The other downside to the M14 is that it cant use a bore up kit, which would allow you to get higher fps. The Echo 1 version isnt built to withstand more than probably 400fps... which it turns out after putting a M140 and then a M150 spring in it that you will most likely not reach anyways. Even with every supporting mod you can think of.
I would go with a G36c over the M14 any day of the week and if you desire more of a rifle after purchasing it, save up and get a long foregrip to convert it into a G36k or G36. I recently did this to my CA36c and really like the feel. If you put a mock surpressor on the G36c that is 200mm long, you can put an AK length barrel (455mm) in it, which is longer than the stock M14 SOCOM barrel, and get some good performance out of it. You wont even have to cut down the barrel, it will be just about flush with the end of the silencer.
Anyways, thank you for joining our forum and hope you find it very informative. _________________ Classic Army MG36 - 400+ FPS & 2500 rounds of pure fury. JG Bar 10 G-Spec - 520 FPS ICS M4 CQB - 400 FPS (Perfect for close encounters) Plus others... |
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