m4 3181

oh... well that sucks.

That isn't true at all. Tokyo marui is one of the most reliable airsoft gun manufacturers out there, and takes pride in their amazing products. They are plastic, because in japan, they cannot have metal guns for legality reasons. For many people, a plastic slide is better, as it is lightweight and faster around corners.

yeah but plastic breaks alot easier than metal

Tokyo marui plastic doesn't break easily. it's very durable. Get your facts straight before you start trashing a company.

LOL HUR DURR JG IS BETTER THAN MARUI CUZ THEY R THE SAM 4 $500 CHEEPAR

I've actually seen people say something like that

But anyway, have you decided on your purchase, sly?

I can\'t even imagine a Tokyo Marui glock breaking hahah. They have some \"Watch your language\" good plastic.
Good ABS beats pot metal any day.

ok w/e you say plastic is just sucky

gentry wrote:

ok w/e you say plastic is just sucky

My G&G is plastic haha.
My Cyma Glock is plastic.
All my magazines are plastic.

Never had a problem.

well if you did hard use to them ive fell on top of plastic guns diving and they've cracked

I've dropped my plastic guns onto concrete real hard, no problems. didn't scratch like metal would.

well the worn look on metal is alot cooler looking

They also don't dent like metal would.

EDIT: Umm...you wouldn't know my G4 was plastic until you picked it up. Looking "cooler" is not a factor.

well the G&G plastic bodies look metal

gentry... you're fighting a losing battle. I would just drop it right now.

metal doesn't necessarily mean better. think of factors such as weight etc. what tactical advantage does a metal body give you over plastic? none. Simply metal, plastic, it really makes no difference.

As for the original post, I would recommend getting something that will last a little longer, like a nice CM AK or a JG mp5. something along those lines.

gentry wrote:

well the G&G plastic bodies look metal

What other manufacturers make plastic series AEGs? Classic Army, JG, TM, and G&G.
For the most part, the materials are all the same from company to company...cheap all around!

Only difference is plastic will flex under pressure, it doesn't dent, is harder to scratch, is lighter...

DrummerBoyz95 wrote:

But anyway, have you decided on your purchase, sly?

yes i have i am going to get the gun i originally asked about

sly wrote:

DrummerBoyz95 wrote:

But anyway, have you decided on your purchase, sly?

yes i have i am going to get the gun i originally asked about

Just keep in mind, if you were to ever want to step it up and play something other than backyard airsoft...this gun will not be of any use to you.

haha yeah you're right but 'round here there's no airsoft the closest opportunity is like 2.5 hrs away

sly wrote:

haha yeah you're right but 'round here there's no airsoft the closest opportunity is like 2.5 hrs away

Where you at?

NC nobody even knows what airsoft is cept for me and my friends

http://www.ncairsoft.org/
http://www.airsoftcarolina.com/
http://www.abpaintball.com/
http://www.eastncairsoft.com/


...to name a few

i stand corrected there is a lot of airsoft in nc but the closest of those is bout 2 hrs away

not to necro-post but where should i get it from who knows a place where it is a good price and has a good warranty (30 days-ish) thanks

sly wrote:

not to necro-post but where should i get it from who knows a place where it is a good price and has a good warranty (30 days-ish) thanks

ummm if you are getting the cheapo gun, i doubt there will be a warranty. but your best bet is to get it online.