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Offline A-Blind-Nun

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Echo 1 Red Star AK-47
« on: June 30, 2009, 06:02:11 PM »
ok this gun is amazing do you guys know anything about, is it good is it bad does it have amazing range(200ft) or does it suck is it durable is it flimsy, I need to know !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Echo 1 Red Star AK-47
« Reply #1 on: June 30, 2009, 07:45:28 PM »
I've held one, felt really solid. But I was told it was shooting way to hot for any games around here [its shooting 450+].
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Re: Echo 1 Red Star AK-47
« Reply #2 on: July 08, 2009, 10:39:23 PM »
If the Echo 1 AKM is anything at all like my CYMA AKM, which it looks very much to be (pretty much a direct copy from its appearance), it's a very solid gun. It's got great internals, great externals, and it has lasted me through 6 games, no problems worth writing home about. I myself would go for the CYMA AKM, you can find many reviews attesting to it's quality.
I'd choose the CYMA AKM because it's cheaper, just as reliable, more accurate to the real-steel (none of those fake westernized trademarks... bleh), and  if that doesn't float your boat, CYMA has many other different AK variants to choose from. When it comes to the lower priced Kalashnikovs, you can't go wrong with CYMA's newer models. D-boys makes great Kalashnikovs as well, they use a much higher steel content though, from what I've heard.


 In terms of shooting power, if it's anything like it's older CYMA brother, it shoots anywhere from 450-480. You'll want a new spring with your gun.

 Keep in mind this is all my opinion, I've only ever seen this gun hanging on a wall.
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Re: Echo 1 Red Star AK-47
« Reply #3 on: July 09, 2009, 11:38:43 PM »
My friend has a Cyma AKM. It has a pretty solid body, besides wobbly mags. He fix that with some duct tape. The only thing is that it shoots way too hot. And AK's have really whiny motors(comparing my G36 to a JG and Cyma AK)
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Re: Echo 1 Red Star AK-47
« Reply #4 on: July 25, 2009, 05:18:02 PM »
yea my brother has the cyma akm.it was chronoed at around 460 with .2s.and rorschach is right ak47/74  do have whiny motors.but also the mag problems easy to fix.its just the mag itself cuz when i put in my mag (jg ak47 tactical) it fit with no problems.but other than that the gun is really solid
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