How to take "the beast"

So my buddy is getting basically the exact gun as me in CQB Form (first one) or in DMR form (second one)
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=5120 or http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=6097

What are my advantages over these guns + I am pissed cause the DMR one is the my gun just DMR upgraded, and I was already going to do that, so are their any disadvantages or faults in either of those two guns?

Another thing is should I DMR upgrade? Or just get a new gun?

different externals

gentry wrote:

different externals

How is that an advantage?

Because a shorter gun is easier to maneuver in tight situations.

But seriously -- the only difference is externals. (and barrel length obviously)

DrummerBoyz95 wrote:

Because a shorter gun is easier to maneuver in tight situations.

But seriously -- the only difference is externals. (and barrel length obviously)

He said all this crap about better internals and junk... true?

And who has the shorter barrel length?

same gun same fps just diffrent externals and a bigger internal barrel so your friend is saying a bunch of BS just to sound better

The DMR will probably be a little more accurate due to it's longer barrel but that's about.

Only internal difference is i believe the DMR has a 6.03 tightbore.

The DMR is longer.

DrummerBoyz95 wrote:

Only internal difference is i believe the DMR has a 6.03 tightbore.

The DMR is longer.

Soooo does mine

again the second one is the DMR please learn that

well lets put it this way. Would you rather clear a room with a big DMR rifle that will be a pain to maneuver with? or a small compact rifle?

would you rather take a shot from far away with a short barrel and the shot will end up flying to the side or take a long shot with a longer barrel and hit dead center?

there are always trade-offs to consider. I wouldn't say that a gun has a better addvantage over another. Everything is a trade off.

for example CQB you are sacrificing distance for speed and maneuverability
for long range you are sacrificing speed and maneuverability for distance
for the classification between those too (lets use a regular AK47 as an example) you are sacrificing a little distance, a little speed and maneuverability. So it evens out in the end anyway

as you can see there is really no advantage. only a trade-off

Go with the G4-a3, don't bother with the DMR, just extra money for a longer barrel, it'll prolly make nearly no difference other than a little more accuracy at a longer ranger, but it really doesn't matter, with airsoft I much prefer going close and quick than shooting from afar and hoping I got someone...

Warsawwarrior9 wrote:

Go with the G4-a3, don't bother with the DMR, just extra money for a longer barrel, it'll prolly make nearly no difference other than a little more accuracy at a longer ranger, but it really doesn't matter, with airsoft I much prefer going close and quick than shooting from afar and hoping I got someone...

K thanks

its a good gun. I'm decking it out with systema internals though.

If you can handle an m16 in close quarters this'll be even easier to use.

[quote="Sanguinary Angel"]its a good gun. I'm decking it out with systema internals though.

If you can handle an m16 in close quarters this'll be even easier to use.[/quote]


Necropost! Please don't

Guh...wow.

Lock this thread up I suppose, if OP doesn't need it anymore