pm'ed

Years playing: 5
First real aeg: jg Aug a1
total spent: 1.8k + or -

+2 with multicam

Possibly you might need a stronger motor sounds like its locked up and cant make that final push to pull that m120.

As far as I know the ares one is discontinued or you have to import it. If your thinking about the s&t make sure you get the metal gearbox version or better yet their electric blowback version. The ebb version I believe uses a better polymer and the rails and sights are metal but the regular ones  are polymer. the polymer is ok.. compared to the ares. Although s&t did sone things better than ares in the design such as the hop up is no longer attached the gearbox and the contacts or actuaters that hit the rods are metal on the s&t vs the ares which are plastic. Both guns perform ok out of the box with air leaks and such, but upgrade it if you wanna perform. One last note as far as I know I remember the ares having microswitch problem where semi wouldnt work sometimes because the gearbox was too tight and you had to shave it down. I haven't heard about this problem on the s&t as far as I know.

the spring feels to be around a m110. the sector gear piece that his the tappet place is shaped to give a sector clip effect. by the way the gearbox came dry so lube it up as well as the gears are somewhat off spec so shimming will be a little different. the shimming was ok not the best or the worst.



conclusion
over all was it worth the wait? mostly yes. if you want a unique gun that compact without having to buy new pouches (aka p90) then this is the gun for you. Very compact and great for cqb the quick spring change is nice and most of the internals are marui compatible. If you can get past the faults then this gun is a great buy. Im sure that issues like the mag catch and mag release button will become smooth after breaking in.