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AEG's /
« on: April 14, 2005, 12:00:09 AM »
Hey,
I am in no way an expert but I figured my oppinion might be helpful. I've done a bit of research on the aeg's because i just purchased one myself. I went with the ICS. My decision had a lot to do with the organization of the upper and lower gearboxes. The upper is designed to be interchangable (a major point for me because later on i plan to upgrade and keep a stock one for indoor). Another selling point for me was the forward assist. I like the idea of perserving my spring and piston, so it was a real plus. The ICS m4 is also designed by a reputable company. I did a little research on Olympic Arms, and they have been one of the leading companies in m4 research and design.
It is a rock solid gun. Very accurate once you adjust the hop-up and zero the sights.
one problem i hear they have is an extremely weak motor.. now mine is still stock, so im not having problems but that is one thing to consider
IMO the ICS m4 is the way to go
I am in no way an expert but I figured my oppinion might be helpful. I've done a bit of research on the aeg's because i just purchased one myself. I went with the ICS. My decision had a lot to do with the organization of the upper and lower gearboxes. The upper is designed to be interchangable (a major point for me because later on i plan to upgrade and keep a stock one for indoor). Another selling point for me was the forward assist. I like the idea of perserving my spring and piston, so it was a real plus. The ICS m4 is also designed by a reputable company. I did a little research on Olympic Arms, and they have been one of the leading companies in m4 research and design.
It is a rock solid gun. Very accurate once you adjust the hop-up and zero the sights.
one problem i hear they have is an extremely weak motor.. now mine is still stock, so im not having problems but that is one thing to consider
IMO the ICS m4 is the way to go