Most commonly seen/used airsoft rifle

huh goin in heavy then lol, but is that all the guns u own?

For now. I've been trying to get my hands on a Mac11 and a M3L Shotgun. Maybe an M16 for field.

And of course I go in heavy, haha, when I go onto the field I want to everyone to know Cadet Private Hoss is there and ready to fight, haha

Definitely M4/M16. I think it was Jarhead, but I bought mine because of how much crap you can get to upgrade it externally (still fawning over my SPR kit). Planning on the WELL MP7(9?) that Evike has for $90. I've heard a lot of good things about it, and it comes with the extended magazines. After M4/M16 is probably either MP5/AK/G36. I see a lot of AKs, but there are also a lot of H&K's out there.

My friend bought a really unique sniper for $90. I don't know what it's called, but it has an M4 LE stock and grip, so he can (and will) buy a new grip and better stock. I like it, and it's accurate as "Watch your language" with .25s.

By the way, it's the Five-SeveN (with the N in caps). I love how it's spelled...

I'm pretty sure it's written that way to show the manufacturer (FN). I love the cartridge it uses too

DrummerBoyz95 wrote:

I'm pretty sure it's written that way to show the manufacturer (FN). I love the cartridge it uses too

You know what? I JUST realized that. Five-SeveN, FN?!?!? I'm an idiot...

Haha nah it's fine.. I didn't know that until I saw it written that way in a Splinter Cell book.

I saw it in a book too. He was using a Five-SeveN with hollowpoint rounds, and now I want to read the book again...

Sam Fisher advises you to get back to topic, haha

Well I advise Sam Fisher to get back to his objective.

Anyway
I think this topic has been answered. I won't request a thread lock, but I suggest we don't post here anymore unless we have some real material for the original poster.

I concur

Black_Dragons wrote:

why don't it seem professional? is it all the bad media related to it?

I wouldn't call it unprofessional, but I have seen a lot of new players with AK's (including myself, last year). If it were a high-quality AK, and accompanied by a decent player with distinctly themed gear (Russian conscript, private contractor, Spetsnaz, etc.) I'd have no problem with it.

There's a lot of gear and upgrades designed to be compatible with AR style guns because they're popular. Consequently, they've maintained their popularity because all this stuff is designed to work with them.

I think a person's playing style should determine their role and their visual style should determine their equipment. Russian loadouts can look really good, but noobs with AK's can't.