Secondary

Ok, so now that i have a primary working AEG and a sidearm im happy. I have the A&K SR-25 and the KJW G23 with OD grip. But since a few members on my team are going to start a small CQB branch i decided to be on it but i need a CQB style AEG. Now i don't want something like a Scorpion or MP7 so i think im going to try for an AK-47 S with the collapsable stock. I found 2 i really like, the CYMA Cmo42s and the cyma cmo28s. http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=139_24_206&products_id=1485 thats the 28 http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=139_24_206&products_id=3888 and the 42. Now the 28 is simple immitation wood and seems basic, but the 42 is full metal and real wood, so im trying to decide on wich one. The 28 will save me some cash but im afraid it wont hold out in the field. But the 42 looks more reliable and beter built. So i want some help deciding, thanks

By the way, it will either be on my back as a backup for longer games, a gun to loan out to people, and just a simple primary to switch out for my SR-25 once in a while.
it also wont always be a true "CQB" weapon, since we don't have any real fields like that it will mainly be like in closer wooded spaces. So the FPS doesnt matter to much.

both of those would shoot too hot. If I had to recommend a cheap, good cqb rifle, I would recommend the basic echo1 mp5s.

true, but im not sure, maybe this one, http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=139_24_163&products_id=1976

that would work great

I'll see

AfterMath Broxa. My friend has one and it's pretty sweet.

http://www.sportsextremeusa.com/images/AM_Broxa_1640zm.jpg

I don't know where you can get it, but I think it would do you some good.

cyma CM041B, it is a great gun, i hear alot of good stuff about it

KSC MP9. Goes for the exact price of a KWA MP7, but is more compact, lighter, and is a GBB.

That or get a Mac 11 GBB. GBB SMG's are boss. But if your in the need for a more accurate side. I would get a handgun of any variety, It would be lighter than the SMG and more conservative on gas. If your good about it, you can make a entire case of CO2 cartridges last the summer.

The advantages they can have is when your reloading, you can have it out sitting in front of you while you dump bb's into your hi-caps. Or during a large OP you get tired of holding your full metal AEG, you can swap for something lighter, in this case a SMG.

I am not a big fan of sides though. They present some problems such as changing guns during a scrimages. But that is just my opinion, I don't really play many 24 hour OP's where stamina becomes a scenario so I can walk around with my primary for a couple of hours and just be fine.

We think alike lone wolf, I have my KWA Km4 cqb, and I use that along with like 6 mid caps. For my side arm I have my tsd nbb 1911. I almost never pull my side, and i just can't see myself droping like 120 plus on that Kp8 c I have always dreamed about. The tsd 1911 does the job for now.

djstasevich wrote:

We think alike lone wolf, I have my KWA Km4 cqb, and I use that along with like 6 mid caps. For my side arm I have my tsd nbb 1911. I almost never pull my side, and i just can't see myself droping like 120 plus on that Kp8 c I have always dreamed about. The tsd 1911 does the job for now.

Yea, unless we are talking about the PISTOLS ONLY REVOLUTION!!!! No side is really needed. Rarely you'll hear a great AAR about someone being able to like defend themselves while reloading. Or a field that uses MEDs, but whose going to risk it by taking a shot, just say surrender/BAM and it counts as a automatic point, 100% accuracy at a RoF of Godly