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Offline saw gunner clayton

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Best weapon layouts post
« on: November 15, 2008, 09:55:35 PM »
i just thought it would be cool to debate over most ergonomic accessories to put on an airsoft gun.
 ill start with the best working {in my experience} saw layout

-base gun A&K or CA m249 para with bottom ris
- G&P new improved collapsible stock
-vertical fore grip
-ics peq2 with lase
-samurai aimpoint replica
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Re: Best weapon layouts post
« Reply #1 on: November 16, 2008, 10:26:20 AM »
If you are just looking for some props on the G&P stock you intend on buying, don't bother. Ergonomic as it may be, it is eclipsed by the ergonomic lack of the m249 system. I can guarantee you will not be spending much time with your head down and sights on with that gun given it's weight and your size, and even then the stock still will put you lower than you need to be to have an aimpoint on it.

Ergonomics are mostly a personal affair, there isn't much to debate. What is most comfortable for you isn't necessarily what is most comfortable for me.
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Re: Best weapon layouts post
« Reply #2 on: November 16, 2008, 11:26:22 AM »
Quote from: "Ganef"
If you are just looking for some props on the G&P stock you intend on buying, don't bother. Ergonomic as it may be, it is eclipsed by the ergonomic lack of the m249 system. I can guarantee you will not be spending much time with your head down and sights on with that gun given it's weight and your size, and even then the stock still will put you lower than you need to be to have an aimpoint on it.

Ergonomics are mostly a personal affair, there isn't much to debate. What is most comfortable for you isn't necessarily what is most comfortable for me.

In addition to what Ganef said I belive there is already a thread very similar to this one dealing with "dream gun layouts" or something to that effect..have no Idea what happened to it though.
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Re: Best weapon layouts post
« Reply #3 on: November 22, 2008, 06:48:08 AM »
It looks pretty cool.

-Aimpoint replica

-CA crane stock

-CA Armalite mbk

-CA R.I.S. tactical forward grip

-Commando length barrel

all on a JG CQB M4

The one thing I don't think is cool about it...the price.
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Re: Best weapon layouts post
« Reply #4 on: November 22, 2008, 06:31:45 PM »
I don't know about airsoft but for my real ar15:

KAC RAS
KAC VFG
KAC rail covers
Surefire m951
LMT Sopmod
Matech BUIS or ARMS #40 BUIS or MI BUIS
ACOG TA01NSN
PEQ2A/Vital2/PEQ15 or whichever one
AAC M42000 can

Aside from the PEQ2A which i won't get until Im rich or in LE, and the can which i can't get until im 21, I should be finished a bit after christmas  8)

So, since my ar15 is/will be done up like that, I suppose I want my airsoft gun the exact same.

Basically like my pic in my signature, except thats missing a few things lol.
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