I haven't used that one specifically, but I have a GG&G one that has the standard reticule (circle with a dot in center) and was a little cheaper ($70). It works pretty well, the only problem with mine is that the reticule is ghosting. (there are 2 reticule images in the sight just barely not lined up with each other) But its not bad enough to keep me from using it effectively.

Obviously it's not going to be as good or clear or accurate as the $400+ real ones, but it will probably work just fine.

You get what you pay for.
The cheaper one may have the same features, but the more expensive one will likely have better/more stitching, more comfortable, more durable, heavier duty straps and fabric, etc

Be absolutely sure you want one with built in mag pouches though, cause once you buy that one, your stuck with M4 mag guns, and you don't have the ability to move the pouches if you end up not liking where they are placed.

I may not have been playing airsoft that long, but from what I've seen, I wouldn't recommend one with permanent mag pouches. Although you may buy it and may fall in love with it, everybody is different.

This is what I use: http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MOLLE365-1.html  It's Condor (OE Tech to ASGI)

The IAR - Infantry Automatic Rifle program was originally initiated by US Marine Corps (USMC) in an apparent intent to replace aging M249 SAW light machine guns in their "automatic rifle" (squad automatic) role. USMC sought lighter and more maneuverable weapon, still capable of at least some sustained firepower. Original contenders included guns from FN, Colt and Heckler-Koch, as well as some other, lesser known names. After extensive trials in 2009 USMC finally selected the HK IAR rifle, which, in fact, is no more that heavy-barreled version of their HK 416 automatic carbine (assault rifle), and it hardly looks like adequate replacement for a dedicated squad automatic weapon with belt feed and quick-change barrel. By all accounts, it looks like USMC played the whole IAR trick to get the replacement for their M4 carbines without entering the political hassle and budgetary debates.

Saw that, thought I'd share it.  It's all speculation, but possible I suppose?

If you do happen to get the A&K, sell me the 14 inch front set please  :lol:

Fat Chance! :evil:

3. I have an 8 pack Mag brand midcaps for the MP5. The mags are all plastic but hold 90 rounds or so. They have all been used once to test them. They feed great and I had no problem with them fitting in the gun or wobbling around and no feeding problems. $5 ea. or $40 for all 8.

That's not a "Buy Bulk and Save" deal, that's just $5 x 8...


What's the MP5 Chrono?

i been looking for a tappet plate for Scar - L's  , but i only find  for  M4 , AK , G36  and MP5's

its a difference  between an M4 and a Scar-l  

The gearbox should be the same as an M4

so i need to change?  only the tapplet plate or all the gearbox???

Change the tappet plate.

Let me Translate here...

Rodrimaru asks, "Is there a difference between an M4 and a Scar-L Tappet Plate?"
Ganef respods, "The gearbox in the Scar-L Should be the same as an M4." Implying that the Tappet Plate for an M4 should be the same as the Tappet Plate in the Scar-L.


I don't know crap from biscuits when it comes to gearboxes, but I deduct that Ganef is saying to Change the Tappet plate in your Scar-L with one from an M4.

Somebody get the Midol.


... and bringing it back in...

Evike sells extended mags for the Hi-capa series. From what I've seen, Hi-capa is a pretty common sidearm?
http://www.airsoftpost.com/product_info ... s_id=31592

Like I showed you, $10 at harbor freight, Probably a bit more at walmart. Check their website, online prices are most likely very close to in-store prices.