Good question, and it depends.  How do you like to play?  Style?

It's more about stealth than about firepower in this situation.  You're going to be WAY outranged since your going up against upgraded AEG's that can engage you from a MUCH further distance, but if you can get closer without being seen, well, you get the idea.

And if you don't want to shell out the $$ for a new AEG, there's a Tokyo Marui XM177E2 for sale (includes a Hi-cap magazine AND a battery) for only $160 - a great deal.  Here:

http://www.airsoftarizona.com/new/forum ... PIC_ID=646

Victor3 - I didn't mean it that way - sorry.<img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle>

Yep.  It's a REAL KJW.  It's also metal.  Here it is for sale at WGC:

http://www.wargameclub.com/cgi-bin/cart ... W-PS-FM92F

an update on what?  he's written all 3 parts of the review.  The last part of the review was written after the last game he used it in.

...and you know a little bit about Ninja's too!  <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

It really depends on the temperature outside.  If it's cold out, I get less shots but generally, I get about 8-10 shots before it starts to lose power.  I have a small 60mL Green Gas fill bottle that I keep in a mag pouch to fill it up after about 5 shots.  It fast, easy and convenient.

...and I got this from them today:

Dear Sirs,

We should be pleased to supply you with our grenades but we regret having to inform you we are unable to satisfy your request as no courier is willing to transport fire crackers, which are needed to trigger our grenades.

We are therefore enclosing the fire cracker technical details, so that you may have the opportunity to find it in your country.
 
TECHNICAL DETAILS -  pyrotechnic toy named PIRATOC
It is made up of a cartboard cilinder whose external diameter is mm 8.5, its internal diameter is mm 6 and its lenght is mm 73. This cilinder is closed by a cartboard cork (explosion mm 60 from the top), and opposite to the cork there is the start-up friction button. It has a not less than four seconds delayed explosion.
In it there are the following pyrotechnic mixtures :
1) gr. 0.5 di explosion mixture made of:
- Barium nitrate
- Aluminium powder
2) gr. 0. 4 delaying explosion mixture:
- Barium nitrate  
- Sulfur (free from acids)
- Wood coal
- Shellac
- Granulated mixture made of:
- Potassium nitrate
- Sulfur (free from acids)
- Wood coal
3) gr. 0.1 friction ignition mixture made of:
- Potassium clorate
- Potassium nitrate
- Zinc oxide
- Potassium bicromate
- Shellac
- Arabic gum (non-acid glue)

In Italy, the distributor is Ditta Viviano s.n.c.,
S. Angelo di Mercato S. Severino (Salerno).

If you think it would be possible for you to find this kind of fire cracker somewhere in you area, please contact us again and we will give you all details required for a potential order.

Kind regards,

Stefano Morandi - Pensieri di Leonardo S.r.l.

The Hatch goggles I am selling are very good goggles.  The other pair I have are the ESS Turbo Cam goggles (with the fan).  Those cost me $125...  and I was debating which to keep...  The Hatch goggles are great to use with scopes and such as they are low profile and have a metal frame.  THey also retain 100% periphrial vision.  The ESS goggles I have don't let me use a scope very easily, but have the fan to vent hot air away.  The Hatch goggles are nice too in that I can wear them with any hat or helmet without them getting in the way.  The ESS goggles are a bit more restrictive in that department.  If you want quality eyewear, you're going to spend at LEAST $60.  The Bolle T800 are probably the best buy to get a good goggle with not spending too much money.  However, if you've been eyeing the Hatch Boss 6000's, I can guarantee that you won't find a pair for less than what I am selling them for.

Mike has first dibs on them as he e-mailed about them right away.  After that (if he doesn't want them), I will sell them to whomever wants them.