Aug has different barrels available and swapping is a 20 second job. although an Aug a3 sf (with the railed scope ) and better internals would be insane
Judes Nudes huh okay, welp for me I've been seeing a lot of broken augs at my field just left to rot, its gotten so bad that some of the refs just ask the owner and they even said "keep it i don't want it" and its like the JG or even ASG augs
Judes Nudes no its mainly due to the trigger unit, the metal piece breaks easily and people done want to work on them, but that's due to using semi auto too much
Problem with the AUG is TM's design choice to have the gearbox just lying lose inside the receiver, and the electric trigger than shoots semi always... This combined with a barrel that only connects to the lose gearbox and then to the notoriously lose gasblock makes for a very inaccurate system. All companies that copied the electric AUG, just copied the design flaws. Electrical issues. The problem with the AUG design is the electrical trigger system always do semi, this causes wear on the switch surfaces and this increases with power, so if you dont use a 8.4V 600mAh NiCd battery, it is going to fail. The easy fix is to install a mosfet relay to take the power load of the switch. Do that and your trigger switch lasts for years. Accuracy. I recommend drill a hole through the gasblockbehind the slot for the front grip and screw the gasblock and upper together. Afterwards, make padding inside the upper that supports the barrel. Remove the fake boltcover/spring system and install a normal flat ver.3 box rail, make two spacers in the recivert that supports the gearbox and hold its down. these needs to be two parts as the gearbox needs to pivot to come out, so two parts that supports the very front and back of the gearbox when in position. Side to side travel of the gearbox is less of a problem, but it is held in place by a slot on the over side of the roof in the magwell, take this out and make tigth fitting spacers to grip the gearbox, but also to make the "roof" part fit tight in the receiver. Stabilize the inner barrel inside the outherbarrel, the in between shroud is to lose. Failure to feed. The magazine needs to be tight into the magwell and slightly forward, more than TM did originally. First, remove the magazine locking hookm glue about 1/3mm plastic card onto the surface that connects with the magazine, to lift the magazine in the well. You want it as tight as possible, enough so that you need to firmly insert it to make it click. Secondt, remove the "roof" plate from the magwell. Connect a magazine to the roof plate and see how much play theres is back and forth. Eliminate this by glueing about 1/2mm plasticcard on the front of the step in the magwell to push the magazine forward. you don't want the roof plate to flex (as this leads to stress and failure). With these simple fixes the magazine feeds perfectly. Fix these issue and the AUG becomes a AEG to compete with all the best. I used mine as a compact marksman's platform to great success over the years, with 8/10 within a A5 size target at 50 meters and all within a A4 on a 2J gun. So the AUG have its issues, but they are not un-fixable and whey you get past those it's a really nice gun.
The reason why the AUGs break is the plastic that holds the electrical contacts are melty. Even the ones holding the full auto contacts are melty. Most melty ones are the Classic army, followed by JG. The Marui's do melt but they take a while. The issue is finding a set of electrical contact that isn't melty, and then custom fitting it into the AUG as the contact block is different so normal V3 contacts don't fit directly onto it and work as intended. Aside from that, the loose barrel trunion/gas block issues can be remedied with aluminium shims and installation of shimming screws to minimise movement. The only real issue is the barrel warping issues with the plastic half barrel and the heavy metal front, can be minimised with a more solid outer barrel liner. More drastic fixes are to re-lathe a new half barrel but thats somewhat OTT. Anything is possible.
@@iota515 it probably I’m quoting Zach from mike burn fire it only has 40 parts total you can literally grab a spring from a spring door and use it as the recoil spring
A proper 1921 Thompson SMG with a true 1921 receiver where the cocking handle is placed on top of the receiver rather than the M1 Thompson receiver used so far...
Ares makes one, and king arms attempted one but for some reason they never released, only some prototypes made it to the US and are rare as hens teeth but you can still find one for sale
I want the other armalite rifle that isnt the m4,m16 i want a airsoft ar180 because of its history from armalite losing the rights to the ar15 patent and the the troubles
how about ww2 guns with period-correct scopes? will someone think about the scopes! also, still no ww1 airsoft in a post-bf1 world? lord hear my struggle!
The FN FAL. Not the L1a1, that seems pretty alright, but the true FN FAL. The King Arms one is discontinued and was terrible and the piles of SA.58S make me sick. All I want is an inch pattern FN FAL, maybe a South African R1, hell, I'd honestly take a Para FAL at this point.
Couldn’t have said it better myself. For YEARS I’ve wanted an update to the XM8 from someone other than SRC, and I think ARES would be a great pick. Their externals are 👌choice👌. SRC miraculously released the PDW variant and XM8-R in Asia recently, which totally blows my mind. Anyways, thanks a ton for using my video!! It’s awesome to see myself on USAirsoft!!
As an AUG player I would love to see a full metal version of the gun and some of the internals to be modified to make it more compatible with other guns (Like m4 mags being compatible), plus some more upgrades that can be bought separately. I think the AUG is a great platform but definitely has a lot of downfalls.
As a big WW2 fan myself I'm always looking for new guns. I have an S&T BAR that worked for about a week and then the shitty mags stopped feeding. The problem is that the BAR mags are just M16 A1 20 round mags that are placed in the BAR mag shell. So there is actaully about a 1 inch gap in between the top of the mag where the bb's come out and the hop up chamber. So the bb's just can't be fed into the gun unless you are constantly squeezing the mag up against the receiver. I also have an S&T Spring Type 38 Arisaka. It's awesome and works perfectly fine for now. If ai upgraded it, it would probably kick ass. I have an S&T Grease Gun and it's worked almost flawlessy for about 3 years now. I have a King Arms Thompson, a Cyma Thompson and a Tokyo Mauri Thompson but they all really suck. Luckily the only one I've actually bought myself was the Tokyo Mauri. The bb's just float out of the barrel. I'm thinking about checking out one of the Cyber Gun Thompsons. Idk if they are any better ao let me know. And lastly I have a G&G M1 Garand. It's by far the best WW2 gun I own. It shoots perfectly. It only has a 20 round mag, but what bothers me is that I wish I could load it in the top like the real rifle instead of on the bottom like a sniper mag.
That's the feeding stop on the mag. Had the same problem with my ICS m4. I have taken that feeding stop out. Just fill mag with bbs and don't wind the wheel and bbs won't fall out. Fit into magwell then wind tension onto bbs. Will always feed.
I'm gonna be a snowflake with my pick and go with the Tanaka PM-63. I've watched a good chunk of the 16 second videos on youtube about it, and it looks like a really cool little GBB. I'd love a KWA PM-63 for GBB, and possibly TM for an AEP version. Giving people who do Com-bloc loadouts more variety of weapons is never a bad thing.
How about the HK33? I've heard the new CA ones are lackluster in build quality, which disappoints me and pisses me off bc I've been waiting forever for a company to make one.
I agree with this list.. I want to see a Micro Uzi pro (The tactical one that IDF special forces use I think), along with the original models. I'd also like to see a proline version of the Tavor X-95. Both the micro and the full size versions. EF broke my heart with the LPEG MTAR they have out now lmao
I have the CYMA m9 aep, and it is extremely reliable and has amazing range and accuracy up to around 100 feet! Also, I have never had any feeding issues qith the mags and it is all around a perfect sidearm.
I definitely agree on the AEP being number 1. I actually use one for a CQB side arm but I would like to use one as a primary if the the quality is good.
What I really want, is a GBB M1 Garand. I love the M1, and don’t like the AEG versions, just cause it doesn’t speak to me. I think it would just be super fun
i tech mostly gas guns now and i had tons of WE guns come through my hands. Even though old, IE pre 2014-15, open bolts guns (and let's just forget the closed bolt ones existed) had LOTS of issues most problems i encountered came from the users (most of them have dried up seals all over because they were never maintained or people had used stuff like WD40 in them) some of them dont even know how to purge a gas mag before loading to ensure correct filling. Gas guns are not AEG's and some people can't understand that. Having said that (and owning several gas guns, stock and custom) WE m14's plainly suck, you can strategically mod or replace key parts to improve them but on the long run you will have to replace almost every moving part ... not at all like their AR platforms that run excellently (i had a 416 that i left in a closet for 5 months while i was away and then came back, dropped some lube on them and they worked amazingly). Just my two cents, if you're buying WE just make sure they are the newer ones or the redesigned models (2014-15 and up).
yeah completely agree, i use WE gbbr's and have had no problems with them. i feel like the majority of the people that do experience issues only have themselves to blame for incorrect usage or maintenance.
I love my m14’s so I’m pretty much adding all the ra tech parts plus hpa tapping the mags with the archangel stock. But was so gutted how crap it was out the box lol
2021 : HK made a new PSG1 GBB ^^ In the Shop i work, we got one of the first Shipment-Series. full Metal Body , great Blowback, but a bit expensive and the Mags have a "Dry-shoot" function... it jams to often -.- of 7 PSG1´s we sold, we got 4 Messages with : " The Magazin jammed after 10 Shots "
@@cheesemuncher6980 well, me being an idiot dislodged the fire selector and now have to take the whole gun apart. So it was user error, but a highly reccomended gun
Really want to see a good quality ppsh that doesnt come with a load of problems. That gun looks amazing and the S&T version is ok but as ive heard has a lot of issues, the hexagon one is better internally but worse externally (if i can remember properly) and hex dont have hi caps. Just want to be excellent russian soldier with ppsh and tt33 ;)
I loved my TM Famas SV on the 2000's with M4 adapted mags 1joule spring and 10,8v battery, was the fastest réplica i ever seen ultil now with the absurd abuse of 11,1batteries.
'Hi, my name is Zero, and I run a BAR...' (Groups responds..) 'Hi Zero, thanks for sharing'... Hahahahaha....sadly, or maybe not, I fall into the BAR club. I love it unconditionally. That said, when I got it, it was a complete disgrace. Underpowered and it couldn't hit an 18 wheeler in the next parking stall. The body was completely falling apart and so on, and so on....and that was pretty much out of the box. I rescued it from a frustrated previous owner who was getting ready to smelt it into fishing weights. It's hard to say how many hours exactly that I've sunk into this Browning, but it was challenge accepted. Luckily, I am the tech, so labour was free. It got completely rebuilt right down to how the body parts fasten together (they now stay together). It got a stainless tight bore, a home made mosfet (secret family recipe), a completely rebuilt and redesigned gearbox, ball bearing everything...in fact, if I did have to count engineering and labour, a real BAR is significantly cheaper! Hehehehe. That said, now it shoots like a BAR should. Hard and steady (415fps with .2's and range well, well over 200 ft.). It feeds to the last BB in all 6 of my mags and hungers for more. So, the point? It is possible to make this a seriously badass and competitive rifle. Price point? Mass production would definitely bring the cost down a bit, but certainly not cheap. Not Matrix cheap, that's for sure! Is it worth it? Every single time I pull that trigger, it's absolutely worth it. I wish the manufacturers would just do it right out of the box...like you said. Otherwise it tarnishes the legacy...
Wow, I have half those guns and I've upgraded most of them to 30+rps at 400fps at laser beam accuracy (all rhop-ed). I should make a video on them. But here are my thoughts: AUG (32rps at 400fps): I like the AUG's disassembly because the gearbox is in the back and can be pushed out without unscrewing the gun apart. Changing the gearbox to a quick change spring gearbox will make the gun amazing. I actually did not have any problems when I was using it stock for 3 years. XM8 (33rps at 400fps): I don't know if you've held it before in person, but I've definitely yeeted the gun on asphalt and its its body holds really well. Most people might not know this but most airsoft polymers are much much more durable than the pot metal used on 99% of airsoft externals. Internally it does suck, but that is my opinion on every single gun out there (except some Krytac stuff, no fan boner) S&T/AGM MG-42 (43 rps at 420fps): Yes, it sucks, a lot. I've got mine at 40+rps, it required me to machine some parts since some parts almost fit. The electronics slowly become a unbelievable hassle since the drum is powdered by a weak motor and its not a winding hi-cap. Its like an impeller feeding bb's or a pump so if its too fast it will burn the motor if its too slow it will not feed. I would not recommend this gun unless you have a metric buttload of teching skills. AEPs in general (~25 rps at ~300 fps): I have an MP7 and UZI and an M93r. Nightmarish to work on these small near proprietary parts. I've 3D print in nylon powder and 3D printed in metal some of these parts to make them usable. I've even bought some high end RC motors ripped the neomagnets in them and shoved them in the AEP motors to make them better. Not to mention you have the space between two rubbing nickels to fit the electronics. But my god does it feel good to have rare guns usable on the field.
I have the Matrix/AY B.A.R. Mine actually functioned beautifully,( no misfeeds, great hop up, and solid internals, came stock with a mosfet system). What wasn't soild and downright awful, were the externals: the wood kit I opted for didnt fit right: the fore grip was wobbly, no matter how much to tightened the screws, the exterior barrel was 2 pieces and the front piece wobbled a lot, the metal was made from, as you mentioned, cheap pot metal, the stock had screws on the inside that constantly loosened up(you have to take off the lower reciever to get to them). And to top it all off, the battery was wired to the stock, but the stock had no room to fit anything beyond a stick type nunchuck battery in it. It looks as if they've discontinued this aeg on evike, and it's probably for the best, because its frustrating how well it performs, but how poor and mediocre the external craftmanship is on it.
i think if GHK would release a gbb AUG A3 with a working bolt stop/release would be such a dream gun 😍 and if WE reworks the gbb p90 that would be great to 👍
Honestly, I want a version of the featherweight M249 with a bolt that moves a lot more and have more room for the battery because it's already hard enough putting a battery in it.
I'd like to see mostly pistols. Some have been made in the past, others haven't been made at all, and SHOULD: * Walther P5 * Heckler and Koch P9S * Colt 1903 * Sig Sauer P225 * Walther P88 Compact * Heckler and Koch P7M13 * Sig Sauer P230 * AMP Automag * Beretta Cougar * Steyr TMP (yes, I know the MP9 is pretty much the same thing) * Star FNC shorty
I ran a JG Aug A3 for five years without any problems. Before that, I ran a JG A2 Aug. Maintenance was extremely easy with its lego-style takedown, so not sure what people are on about with the Aug hate.
Seems like the general rule for airsoft is: 1.Good quality externals, either machined aluminum or reinforced plastic like a g&g combat machine 2. Available replacement parts and durable, upgradeable gearboxes and internals 3. Mags that are reliable and affordable without feeding issues Anything I'm missing?
I built an ASG AUG with a gate titan in a LCT v3 and man it’s an absolute beast with 25 rps. Only complaint is that the manufacturers can’t agree on the barrel assembly so neither asg, jg, and aps have interchangeable grip slots. Also there is a little wobble with the front barrel assembly but that’s just the nature of the augs.
You pretty much hit the nail on the head with the AUG. I'd love to see an AUG A3 XS with an M4 style fire select and a factory installed mosfet. maybe G&G GC stylee.
Here’s a story that I still feel bad about TO this day. Like, I feel REALLY REALLY bad about this. About 2 years ago I bought a Matrix B.A.R from Airsoft GI and it was faux wood. It worked great and had no problems. Don’t ask me why, but I came across a real wood one on eBay for 400 bucks that listed as a “S&T” and wanted to grab it also. I’m a collector and own about 58 real firearms and about 40 airsoft rifles. We’ll anyways, the listing said it was a S&T and was from a kid who wanted to play airsoft and didn’t that much so he decided to sell it. BUT WHEN IT CAME IN, IT WAS A VFC B.A.R!!!!!! I told the guy he made a mistake but he said it was okay. That kid didn’t realize he sold me a rifle for 400 bucks when they are selling for around $2,000 now a days because they are so rare! It was never fielded and shoots like a DREAM, I will NEVER get rid of it. I feel bad the kid didn’t realize what he did and that he didn’t even care when I told him. What are the odds of that? That’s like winning the lottery.
I own an AGM mp44. First thing I did was dismantle the entire gun for refinishing. I wont even comment on the internals as they are crap. Because 90% of the gun is made from either aluminum and or zinc it made a proper refinishing much more difficult. After doing a magnet test on each piece the steel was separated out, it was blow torched and quenched in used motor oil for a stunning effect. A fine bluish and brown patina. The magazines really sucked to finish as some of the shells are completely steel and some are patch work steel with aluminum....and it was completely random. The rest of the pieces had to be soaked in a chemical bath for 24 hours in a mix of potassium manganese, Iron oxide, and some other stuff...result was almost as good as the steel. I really wish (especially after my LC3 purchase) that we could just go all in with the steel on builds. The mp44 is kind of a pain in the ass on tear down, no Bakelite grips (id settle for polymer), No metal option to replace the orange tip(closest thing is the "flush cap muzzle protector", selector switch is wrong and kinda wonky. The finish on the wood was a joke however the easiest to refinish. The lack of mid-caps forced me to make my own using mp7 mag brands, shaving a few bits off, and fitting them inside the hi-cap shell and securing them with pins and shims. I do love this gun, it is a definite attention getter on the field. Im 100% in agreement on WWII weapons need some much needed love....I want an mg42 so bad but after the lct3 wont accept lower quality anymore.
I play with a King Arms M1928, and honestly the only thing that I would want is metal lowers and accurate uppers for the earlier pattern Thompsons with the top mounted charging handle.
(I) we want remakes of : - PSG1 with 440fps regular, microswitch and stop firing system and quick spring change. - P90 and steyr Aug and FN2000, with electric switch and mosfet to definitively correct the semi/full problem. - Famas with all new standards, without to dismount all the replica just to change the hop up rubber. - Uzi models. - More WWII replicas and less M4 versions : FG42 / MP40 / STG44 / Kar98K / Gewerh 42 / MG 34 and 42. And naturally, (I) we want that made by TM, if possible EBB, and less than 400$...i love my dreams!^^
My first airsoft rifle was the Cybergun FAMAS. I loved it but it wasn't very sturdy and when it broke it was boneyard for good. If anybody brings it back they need to use a stronger polymer than the toy grade plastic on the old ones. And make it easier to access the battery or disassemble for repairs/upgrades. If they decide to go for a gas system, I'm all for it.
I totally agree what you said about the problem about WWII guns. Because when you see a good WWII gun you just stop in your tracks and just say.... Wow... That looks like the real thing! But by the time you get a High quality WWII gun you've just spent a ridiculous amount of money- if it even works. But what needs to happen with these companies is that they need to get accurate gun-a-holics to get a real gun and put it right in front of the designers, show them how it works, and say.. Make this work. Because if that happened then the whole airsoft community will go ballistic about it because the guns will be getting sold out and they will be making so many of them that the prices will go down and the guns themselves will get the credit that the real steel ones already have. But if theses tips just get noticed be the manufacturers and starts to focus on the Legendary Battle Rifles and SMG's of WWII..... the publicity will explode and they will be a humongous profit for whoever does this.
My pic, the TOP M60. Put a proper gearbox in it and I'd be happy. No need to hang a box on the side as the mag was internal. Just hang a belt on it and it looks great!
Have to admit, Tokyo Marui Recoil Shock XM8 would be awesome, and give that the receiver is mostly plastic on the real steel gun anyway, I don't think it matters.
Strengthen the internal Aug body and it would be a big improvement. Don't let the ASP SVU out of the factory until it actually shoots further than 20 feet. Every ASG gas knocker valve ever. Stop beating on Ares....both my Tavor and WA2K are great. Guns I can't complain about at all are the WE Scar L mod 0, the KWA MP9, aaand that's about it....
I would love to see a remake of a Glock model 18. These were so prominent about 5-10 years ago when I first started looking around airsoft websites. But now they are all but non-existent. The only one I can find is the CP-030, an AEP with a pretty steep price tag (all things considered). I know that models existed, but after-market eBay auctions are also non-existent. There is a huge support for the 030 online, as Amazon doesn't sell the gun itself, but they do have a TON OF MAGAZINES. And this magazines are relatively inexpensive. So, that is my pick.
I think one of the biggest pitfalls companies step into is their seeming unwillingness to revisit their product their standing product lines and update them accordingly. As you rightly said, airsoft has moved on over the years and expectations regarding quality and performance have changed dramatically. Another area which companies really need to address is quality control, especially if a company is aware of flaws/weaknesses. Regarding AEP's I wish these were better platforms as gas can become problematic during the winter months and even for a good chunk of spring where I am based.
You know, I want a 1912 with rails and a 1911 style compatible slide but the reason why I would want this is because the top feeding opening would make it easier to reload and then switch the slide to a Hi-Capa lower and reload from the top use the CO2 mag to change the gas and bam you never change mags and no need to drop the mag either
Well done on this list. I have an M60 and o do think it should have been on this list the guns run fine but the Hop up is really bad. And about any of the bullpup designs, I never really liked them I hate having to reload a mag into my armpit. The WW2 guns list all need a generous remake to make them affordable for a niche market. It's a thought thing to do if you can't sell so many of them.
Cross Tactical Airsoft Ryan Brown I own an old VFC m60 and the quality is there. It was 1200$ new though. I think it’s just part of building larger guns like the m60. The price is going to be high because of the craftsmanship required.
T Arnold I love the gun it just needed a bit more attention to the Hop up because the gun is great but everything I have seen and tread and everyone I have spoken to about it complains because the Hop up is awful for such a good gun and it's tough to replace with anything any better.
Ive got a ok top 5/10 list idea. DIY airsoft gun builds or attachments. I have in the plans to make an airsoft grenade launcher what doesnt use gas at all.
I run around with an ICS Garand, I tried branching out to a BAR once but it had feeding issues, never saw any comments about that while researching it. None of the three mags I got with it fed unless I was holding the gun up by the magazine. I’d love to get a Thompson but afaik there are no full metal/wood ones, and then M1 Carbines are limited to CO2 blowback and 15rd mags. M1903s are not great from what ive read. The Garand is nice though... I just wish I had more options.
I do agree a lot about the ww2 quality control. My old Snow Wolf Thompson is still kicking just fine, but some of the external pieces just break, most importantly the selector switches sticks or whatever are quite flimsy, and one of them literally broke on the first day. My Dboys K98k bolt literally blew up on my face, as it's made of some extremely weak metal (not to talk about the lackluster accuracy due to it's two different barrel sizes). Or, some PPSHs would need a revamp urgently. Some are good, but lemons can be frequent. On S&Ts PPSHs the one piece that makes the bolt move back and forth is made (yet again) out of a really low quality metal, and tends to break. As for other personal experiences, I had an Hexagon PPSH and that thing just sucked major ass, the fps was bellow 200, the barrel was misaligned and one could leave marks on the wood just by pressing on it. It's a similar story with MP-40s, some can be good and some can be absolute trash, lemons can be quite frequent with these things. (and BARs too. And M1 carbines, how could I forget about those.) And last but not least, mosins. I'd love to see the old Zetalabs spring mosin nagant models being remade and put into production once more, instead of some of the other green gas models that not only are overly expensive, but poorly built and outperformed by basically everything else. So yeah, a proper Ww2 quality control would be nice. On the other hand, I fully agree with you on the subject of M16A1s. I've actually managed to buy an old PJ M16A1 by pure chance, as this one rifle is pretty fucking rare here in Europe, so it hurts me to see that the one cool looking, GBB M16A1 is utter trash. But I digress, good video my guy 👌
My famas f1 evo is a pretty nice gun. Hasn’t broke or had any defects, although you cannot (to my knowledge) put on suppressors, it shatters the bbs everywhere...
Honestly I don't see what's wrong with it, I own one and I love mine, I'm just disappointed that there's no picatinny under the handguard and no grenade launcher for the special rail
chris lucas Just buy the real steel under rail from Beretta, I have it on mine, and I love my arx 160 I have for 4 years now, it's ready for this Sunday.
chris lucas It fits perfectly, no need for any modification, and it's Rock solid like the real steel, I wasn't sure too and ai bought it anyways because there no info about it in the internet, buy it man, it's on special now for 19$.
I would absolutely buy a re-made XM8. And when I say "re-made" I really mean it! The existing versions don't have the right external dimensions when you try to compare those with the real steel. Trigger guard is wider on the real XM8, just to mention one of the few mistakes on the airsoft version, not to mention internals, those suck!
-psg1 would be easy to remake,just take a g3,and build a full metal psg1 around it -xm8:thanks,but nope,it's on my black list of guns,i'll never buy one -famas:it would be nice if it only had a structure based more on the real gun,it would be sturdier,and easier to mantain/upgrade -aug:just make it sturdier,with better quality plastic,and with a single piece barrel -GBBRs:personally not interested at all -ww2 guns:src mp40,ics/g&g garand hit the mark,but make them more exact to the originals!do some research like reenactors does! bolt action guns:make them based on vsr10 spring rifles,is it so hard? -uzi:use aep technology,just don't put too many proprietary parts!
Thank you to everyone who liked this video as it’s about to break 1,000 likes! The support has been awesome.
Where the fuck is the p90 on the list
Aug has different barrels available and swapping is a 20 second job. although an Aug a3 sf (with the railed scope ) and better internals would be insane
Scott can't u just get a blowback Uzi from umarex
Where the hell is the Tokyo Marui spas 12??
USAirsoft That was the biggest Masada acr DISS I’ve ever seen 9:50 fuck u lmao better than every gun on this list they need to make it even better tho
Right when you said "looking at you AUG livers" my heart shattered and a tear fell
The struggle is real
Judes Nudes huh okay, welp for me I've been seeing a lot of broken augs at my field just left to rot, its gotten so bad that some of the refs just ask the owner and they even said "keep it i don't want it" and its like the JG or even ASG augs
Judes Nudes no its mainly due to the trigger unit, the metal piece breaks easily and people done want to work on them, but that's due to using semi auto too much
Problem with the AUG is TM's design choice to have the gearbox just lying lose inside the receiver, and the electric trigger than shoots semi always...
This combined with a barrel that only connects to the lose gearbox and then to the notoriously lose gasblock makes for a very inaccurate system.
All companies that copied the electric AUG, just copied the design flaws.
Electrical issues.
The problem with the AUG design is the electrical trigger system always do semi, this causes wear on the switch surfaces and this increases with power, so if you dont use a 8.4V 600mAh NiCd battery, it is going to fail.
The easy fix is to install a mosfet relay to take the power load of the switch. Do that and your trigger switch lasts for years.
Accuracy.
I recommend drill a hole through the gasblockbehind the slot for the front grip and screw the gasblock and upper together.
Afterwards, make padding inside the upper that supports the barrel.
Remove the fake boltcover/spring system and install a normal flat ver.3 box rail, make two spacers in the recivert that supports the gearbox and hold its down. these needs to be two parts as the gearbox needs to pivot to come out, so two parts that supports the very front and back of the gearbox when in position.
Side to side travel of the gearbox is less of a problem, but it is held in place by a slot on the over side of the roof in the magwell, take this out and make tigth fitting spacers to grip the gearbox, but also to make the "roof" part fit tight in the receiver.
Stabilize the inner barrel inside the outherbarrel, the in between shroud is to lose.
Failure to feed.
The magazine needs to be tight into the magwell and slightly forward, more than TM did originally.
First, remove the magazine locking hookm glue about 1/3mm plastic card onto the surface that connects with the magazine, to lift the magazine in the well.
You want it as tight as possible, enough so that you need to firmly insert it to make it click.
Secondt, remove the "roof" plate from the magwell.
Connect a magazine to the roof plate and see how much play theres is back and forth. Eliminate this by glueing about 1/2mm plasticcard on the front of the step in the magwell to push the magazine forward. you don't want the roof plate to flex (as this leads to stress and failure).
With these simple fixes the magazine feeds perfectly.
Fix these issue and the AUG becomes a AEG to compete with all the best.
I used mine as a compact marksman's platform to great success over the years, with 8/10 within a A5 size target at 50 meters and all within a A4 on a 2J gun.
So the AUG have its issues, but they are not un-fixable and whey you get past those it's a really nice gun.
The reason why the AUGs break is the plastic that holds the electrical contacts are melty. Even the ones holding the full auto contacts are melty.
Most melty ones are the Classic army, followed by JG. The Marui's do melt but they take a while.
The issue is finding a set of electrical contact that isn't melty, and then custom fitting it into the AUG as the contact block is different so normal V3 contacts don't fit directly onto it and work as intended.
Aside from that, the loose barrel trunion/gas block issues can be remedied with aluminium shims and installation of shimming screws to minimise movement. The only real issue is the barrel warping issues with the plastic half barrel and the heavy metal front, can be minimised with a more solid outer barrel liner. More drastic fixes are to re-lathe a new half barrel but thats somewhat OTT.
Anything is possible.
@@dwon031 i know about this it makes me big sad how bad it is in the airsoft world
7:30
okay in fairness. A Sten not functioning well means its simply an accurate replica
Sten was pretty reliable, what do you mean?
@@iota515 it probably I’m quoting Zach from mike burn fire it only has 40 parts total you can literally grab a spring from a spring door and use it as the recoil spring
Not gonna lie, would love to see a full metal SPAS-12
lambda same here
True,true my dude
Same
Wish I could afford a SPAS-12
Jack McVicker The ASG SPAS-12 is $50, although it is a bit hard to handle, yet the build quality is pretty good
Thanks for your support of Ww2 players!
A proper 1921 Thompson SMG with a true 1921 receiver where the cocking handle is placed on top of the receiver rather than the M1 Thompson receiver used so far...
Ares makes one, and king arms attempted one but for some reason they never released, only some prototypes made it to the US and are rare as hens teeth but you can still find one for sale
As a ww2 player, I would want to see some manufacturer make a *good* spring k98 with a reasonable price. As far as i know, the dboys one is total crap
Milo oksala yes dear god yes
or an Enfield for a decent price
I think that they need to make more ww2 guns in general. Better quality ones focused on skirmishability
Jordan Moore you are absolutely right
And a mosin nagant
Wow ouch did he say we don't get women becuse we play airsoft?
I don't know what hurts more, how he said it or the fact it's true.
Mr_ Emoticon he has a girlfriend so there are only 2 explanations...either a cover up or he secretly doesnt play airsoft...hmmm
Austin Whitaker well how do we know it's him in the game videos hu? I call a conspiracy afoot!
Speak for yourself. lol
Victor Orozco it's satire.
Mr_ Emoticon lol my gf loves airsoft
Less m4s, aks, and 1911s. I want more fn and sig sauer pistols. More commando 553s. Bolt action WWII rifles. Bullpups.
I run a glock for my secondary. Tokyo Mauri
Actually only m4s there is lot of them
More AKs lol.
I want the other armalite rifle that isnt the m4,m16 i want a airsoft ar180 because of its history from armalite losing the rights to the ar15 patent and the the troubles
@@ArpaZha, like an ar10 with wood grain?
how about ww2 guns with period-correct scopes? will someone think about the scopes!
also, still no ww1 airsoft in a post-bf1 world? lord hear my struggle!
Ik I can’t find any. I can’t believe nobody has made a smle mk3, Lewis gun, or even a mp18
@@twinmidgetman264 the MP18 has been out for a while. Even played against one using a decent kar 98. Availability may be tricky now but it does exist.
The FN FAL. Not the L1a1, that seems pretty alright, but the true FN FAL. The King Arms one is discontinued and was terrible and the piles of SA.58S make me sick. All I want is an inch pattern FN FAL, maybe a South African R1, hell, I'd honestly take a Para FAL at this point.
How about a LCT G3?
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Daniel Monge I personally like the FAL better for some kit I'm planning on doing, although the G3 would work too.
you are god damn right
I'm glad somebody mentioned end the elephant in the room
you wanna do a south African bush war loadout don't you😂
Couldn’t have said it better myself. For YEARS I’ve wanted an update to the XM8 from someone other than SRC, and I think ARES would be a great pick. Their externals are 👌choice👌.
SRC miraculously released the PDW variant and XM8-R in Asia recently, which totally blows my mind.
Anyways, thanks a ton for using my video!! It’s awesome to see myself on USAirsoft!!
They should add the programmable microswitch trigger from the honey badgers they make
Remades i Wish: SPAS12 (Gas & Fullmetal, maybe with pump & semi function), GBB Full-size UZI, GBB FN Fal, new M1 Garand, KWA MP40 GBB ( where are you!) STG44 GBB, GMX Lynx as GBB, Automag IIII GBB, PSG1 GBB
servus bb2k
Classic TV hallllooooo
@@BB2K-Airsoft omg ich hätte nie mals gedacht das du zurrück schreibs XD
PS. Du bist der beste
Classic TV kein Ding 👍
Spas 12 with co2 cartridge in the pistol grip?
The pulse rifle from aliens from evike.
Or maybe an AS Val...
Never seen a real one but those things even look cheap af in pictures
From evike....? Snow wolf make that
Make it around the we GBB
As an AUG player I would love to see a full metal version of the gun and some of the internals to be modified to make it more compatible with other guns (Like m4 mags being compatible), plus some more upgrades that can be bought separately. I think the AUG is a great platform but definitely has a lot of downfalls.
What aug did you have??
FMG9, AUG with built in ACOG, and a Spectre with a much higher capacity magazine.
As a big WW2 fan myself I'm always looking for new guns. I have an S&T BAR that worked for about a week and then the shitty mags stopped feeding. The problem is that the BAR mags are just M16 A1 20 round mags that are placed in the BAR mag shell. So there is actaully about a 1 inch gap in between the top of the mag where the bb's come out and the hop up chamber. So the bb's just can't be fed into the gun unless you are constantly squeezing the mag up against the receiver.
I also have an S&T Spring Type 38 Arisaka. It's awesome and works perfectly fine for now. If ai upgraded it, it would probably kick ass.
I have an S&T Grease Gun and it's worked almost flawlessy for about 3 years now.
I have a King Arms Thompson, a Cyma Thompson and a Tokyo Mauri Thompson but they all really suck. Luckily the only one I've actually bought myself was the Tokyo Mauri. The bb's just float out of the barrel. I'm thinking about checking out one of the Cyber Gun Thompsons. Idk if they are any better ao let me know.
And lastly I have a G&G M1 Garand. It's by far the best WW2 gun I own. It shoots perfectly. It only has a 20 round mag, but what bothers me is that I wish I could load it in the top like the real rifle instead of on the bottom like a sniper mag.
That's the feeding stop on the mag. Had the same problem with my ICS m4. I have taken that feeding stop out. Just fill mag with bbs and don't wind the wheel and bbs won't fall out. Fit into magwell then wind tension onto bbs. Will always feed.
We need more of these vids. I love them. But it's milsim weekend. Let's do this. Keep these awesome and well edited vids up
I'm gonna be a snowflake with my pick and go with the Tanaka PM-63. I've watched a good chunk of the 16 second videos on youtube about it, and it looks like a really cool little GBB. I'd love a KWA PM-63 for GBB, and possibly TM for an AEP version. Giving people who do Com-bloc loadouts more variety of weapons is never a bad thing.
How about the HK33?
I've heard the new CA ones are lackluster in build quality, which disappoints me and pisses me off bc I've been waiting forever for a company to make one.
Lazy holy fuck me too, I was so sad when I found out LCT was only making the 7.62 roller delayed HK guns!
Lazy the ca ones are just fine.
TM do one
I'd rather have LCT because of the steel externals, plus I only use HPA systems so I don't care about internals.
I have a good news for you.
LCT is gonna to launch HK33 in full stamped & welded steel in year 2020.
Nice to see a new upload!
Make These Airsoft Guns Great Again!!!
Waffle Airsoft I am voting you for president!
I agree with this list.. I want to see a Micro Uzi pro (The tactical one that IDF special forces use I think), along with the original models. I'd also like to see a proline version of the Tavor X-95. Both the micro and the full size versions. EF broke my heart with the LPEG MTAR they have out now lmao
I have the CYMA m9 aep, and it is extremely reliable and has amazing range and accuracy up to around 100 feet! Also, I have never had any feeding issues qith the mags and it is all around a perfect sidearm.
My friends asg aug had a plastic hop up that split apart after two games
Oh god, a really good AUG line would be my Airsoft top wish. A new XM8 would be nice too, my G36 is a wall hanger now but I still have a tone of mags.
I definitely agree on the AEP being number 1. I actually use one for a CQB side arm but I would like to use one as a primary if the the quality is good.
I had both the JG Aug A2 and A3. I used them both for multiple years without problems, and I felt the build quality was great on both.
What I really want, is a GBB M1 Garand. I love the M1, and don’t like the AEG versions, just cause it doesn’t speak to me. I think it would just be super fun
Find yourself a marushin m1.
Benjamin Gooch get the marushin one. It even has the enbloc clip.
@@justanotherasian4395 it's not practical. Just like shell ejection guns.
@@madcowrebel4216 who tf cares. Its fun.
My Uzi is an absolute beast of a weapon, No leaks, jams or failures. I feel lucky every time i see a bad review
of them
i tech mostly gas guns now and i had tons of WE guns come through my hands. Even though old, IE pre 2014-15, open bolts guns (and let's just forget the closed bolt ones existed) had LOTS of issues most problems i encountered came from the users (most of them have dried up seals all over because they were never maintained or people had used stuff like WD40 in them) some of them dont even know how to purge a gas mag before loading to ensure correct filling. Gas guns are not AEG's and some people can't understand that. Having said that (and owning several gas guns, stock and custom) WE m14's plainly suck, you can strategically mod or replace key parts to improve them but on the long run you will have to replace almost every moving part ... not at all like their AR platforms that run excellently (i had a 416 that i left in a closet for 5 months while i was away and then came back, dropped some lube on them and they worked amazingly). Just my two cents, if you're buying WE just make sure they are the newer ones or the redesigned models (2014-15 and up).
yeah completely agree, i use WE gbbr's and have had no problems with them. i feel like the majority of the people that do experience issues only have themselves to blame for incorrect usage or maintenance.
Is the m16a3 fixed? Would you recommend it?
I love my m14’s so I’m pretty much adding all the ra tech parts plus hpa tapping the mags with the archangel stock. But was so gutted how crap it was out the box lol
SCARs? And also I do feel as if the Galil platform could be great for modern modifications and older.
Jordan Terrell galil ace has been a dream for me.
Jordan Terrell VFC made good SCARs
Avoid the WE ones lol
2021 : HK made a new PSG1 GBB ^^ In the Shop i work, we got one of the first Shipment-Series. full Metal Body , great Blowback, but a bit expensive and the Mags have a "Dry-shoot" function... it jams to often -.- of 7 PSG1´s we sold, we got 4 Messages with : " The Magazin jammed after 10 Shots "
I've got an ASG AUG and it works great. But I did get the A2 version.
Is it still working ok?
@@cheesemuncher6980 well, me being an idiot dislodged the fire selector and now have to take the whole gun apart. So it was user error, but a highly reccomended gun
3:39 I used to have high quality version of that gun but lost it in a house fire
THANK YOU I just need an XM8... I think the best brands to do it justice would be G&G, TM, VFC. (or even maybe JG for a budget model ?)
It's a shame that I can't find any average priced kriss vectors because I really like the look of them.
Really want to see a good quality ppsh that doesnt come with a load of problems. That gun looks amazing and the S&T version is ok but as ive heard has a lot of issues, the hexagon one is better internally but worse externally (if i can remember properly) and hex dont have hi caps. Just want to be excellent russian soldier with ppsh and tt33 ;)
I loved my TM Famas SV on the 2000's with M4 adapted mags 1joule spring and 10,8v battery, was the fastest réplica i ever seen ultil now with the absurd abuse of 11,1batteries.
'Hi, my name is Zero, and I run a BAR...' (Groups responds..) 'Hi Zero, thanks for sharing'... Hahahahaha....sadly, or maybe not, I fall into the BAR club. I love it unconditionally. That said, when I got it, it was a complete disgrace. Underpowered and it couldn't hit an 18 wheeler in the next parking stall. The body was completely falling apart and so on, and so on....and that was pretty much out of the box. I rescued it from a frustrated previous owner who was getting ready to smelt it into fishing weights. It's hard to say how many hours exactly that I've sunk into this Browning, but it was challenge accepted. Luckily, I am the tech, so labour was free. It got completely rebuilt right down to how the body parts fasten together (they now stay together). It got a stainless tight bore, a home made mosfet (secret family recipe), a completely rebuilt and redesigned gearbox, ball bearing everything...in fact, if I did have to count engineering and labour, a real BAR is significantly cheaper! Hehehehe. That said, now it shoots like a BAR should. Hard and steady (415fps with .2's and range well, well over 200 ft.). It feeds to the last BB in all 6 of my mags and hungers for more. So, the point? It is possible to make this a seriously badass and competitive rifle. Price point? Mass production would definitely bring the cost down a bit, but certainly not cheap. Not Matrix cheap, that's for sure! Is it worth it? Every single time I pull that trigger, it's absolutely worth it. I wish the manufacturers would just do it right out of the box...like you said. Otherwise it tarnishes the legacy...
Wow, I have half those guns and I've upgraded most of them to 30+rps at 400fps at laser beam accuracy (all rhop-ed).
I should make a video on them. But here are my thoughts:
AUG (32rps at 400fps):
I like the AUG's disassembly because the gearbox is in the back and can be pushed out without unscrewing the gun apart.
Changing the gearbox to a quick change spring gearbox will make the gun amazing. I actually did not have any problems when I was using it stock for 3 years.
XM8 (33rps at 400fps):
I don't know if you've held it before in person, but I've definitely yeeted the gun on asphalt and its its body holds really well. Most people might not know this but most airsoft polymers are much much more durable than the pot metal used on 99% of airsoft externals. Internally it does suck, but that is my opinion on every single gun out there (except some Krytac stuff, no fan boner)
S&T/AGM MG-42 (43 rps at 420fps):
Yes, it sucks, a lot. I've got mine at 40+rps, it required me to machine some parts since some parts almost fit. The electronics slowly become a unbelievable hassle since the drum is powdered by a weak motor and its not a winding hi-cap. Its like an impeller feeding bb's or a pump so if its too fast it will burn the motor if its too slow it will not feed. I would not recommend this gun unless you have a metric buttload of teching skills.
AEPs in general (~25 rps at ~300 fps):
I have an MP7 and UZI and an M93r.
Nightmarish to work on these small near proprietary parts. I've 3D print in nylon powder and 3D printed in metal some of these parts to make them usable. I've even bought some high end RC motors ripped the neomagnets in them and shoved them in the AEP motors to make them better. Not to mention you have the space between two rubbing nickels to fit the electronics. But my god does it feel good to have rare guns usable on the field.
I have the Matrix/AY B.A.R. Mine actually functioned beautifully,( no misfeeds, great hop up, and solid internals, came stock with a mosfet system). What wasn't soild and downright awful, were the externals: the wood kit I opted for didnt fit right: the fore grip was wobbly, no matter how much to tightened the screws, the exterior barrel was 2 pieces and the front piece wobbled a lot, the metal was made from, as you mentioned, cheap pot metal, the stock had screws on the inside that constantly loosened up(you have to take off the lower reciever to get to them). And to top it all off, the battery was wired to the stock, but the stock had no room to fit anything beyond a stick type nunchuck battery in it. It looks as if they've discontinued this aeg on evike, and it's probably for the best, because its frustrating how well it performs, but how poor and mediocre the external craftmanship is on it.
I would like to see a m1918 BAR that did not she parts and hav a mag that wasn't a bad joke with a m16vn inside.
usairsoft: G&G MG42 will cost $1700
me: don't really care how much it costs. i love MG42s and if i had $1700. i'd buy it.
i think if GHK would release a gbb AUG A3 with a working bolt stop/release would be such a dream gun 😍
and if WE reworks the gbb p90 that would be great to 👍
Honestly, I want a version of the featherweight M249 with a bolt that moves a lot more and have more room for the battery because it's already hard enough putting a battery in it.
The PTS FPG would be sweet if it came back, especially if it used a Elite Force Glock instead of the old glocks that were there before
I'd like to see mostly pistols. Some have been made in the past, others haven't been made at all, and SHOULD:
* Walther P5
* Heckler and Koch P9S
* Colt 1903
* Sig Sauer P225
* Walther P88 Compact
* Heckler and Koch P7M13
* Sig Sauer P230
* AMP Automag
* Beretta Cougar
* Steyr TMP (yes, I know the MP9 is pretty much the same thing)
* Star FNC shorty
I ran a JG Aug A3 for five years without any problems. Before that, I ran a JG A2 Aug. Maintenance was extremely easy with its lego-style takedown, so not sure what people are on about with the Aug hate.
Seems like the general rule for airsoft is:
1.Good quality externals, either machined aluminum or reinforced plastic like a g&g combat machine
2. Available replacement parts and durable, upgradeable gearboxes and internals
3. Mags that are reliable and affordable without feeding issues
Anything I'm missing?
Hey Scott good video again guy #had to watch in in the bathroom at work
I built an ASG AUG with a gate titan in a LCT v3 and man it’s an absolute beast with 25 rps. Only complaint is that the manufacturers can’t agree on the barrel assembly so neither asg, jg, and aps have interchangeable grip slots. Also there is a little wobble with the front barrel assembly but that’s just the nature of the augs.
You pretty much hit the nail on the head with the AUG. I'd love to see an AUG A3 XS with an M4 style fire select and a factory installed mosfet. maybe G&G GC stylee.
There’s a great m16a1 released by DNA (I assume they are VFC branch), they got quite decent performance and engraving. But they are soooo limited
“No not that love “ had me dying
According to my tech guy: aug is one the best guns to work on. The only issue is the lack of battery storage. I personally love it.
Here’s a story that I still feel bad about TO this day. Like, I feel REALLY REALLY bad about this. About 2 years ago I bought a Matrix B.A.R from Airsoft GI and it was faux wood. It worked great and had no problems. Don’t ask me why, but I came across a real wood one on eBay for 400 bucks that listed as a “S&T” and wanted to grab it also. I’m a collector and own about 58 real firearms and about 40 airsoft rifles. We’ll anyways, the listing said it was a S&T and was from a kid who wanted to play airsoft and didn’t that much so he decided to sell it. BUT WHEN IT CAME IN, IT WAS A VFC B.A.R!!!!!! I told the guy he made a mistake but he said it was okay. That kid didn’t realize he sold me a rifle for 400 bucks when they are selling for around $2,000 now a days because they are so rare!
It was never fielded and shoots like a DREAM, I will NEVER get rid of it. I feel bad the kid didn’t realize what he did and that he didn’t even care when I told him. What are the odds of that? That’s like winning the lottery.
I'm a HUGE battle rifle fan, so I REALLY want an FN FAL.
p90, FAL, scar, mp7 aeg, and AK 12 all need some tlc
I own an AGM mp44. First thing I did was dismantle the entire gun for refinishing.
I wont even comment on the internals as they are crap.
Because 90% of the gun is made from either aluminum and or zinc it made a proper refinishing much more difficult. After doing a magnet test on each piece the steel was separated out, it was blow torched and quenched in used motor oil for a stunning effect. A fine bluish and brown patina.
The magazines really sucked to finish as some of the shells are completely steel and some are patch work steel with aluminum....and it was completely random. The rest of the pieces had to be soaked in a chemical bath for 24 hours in a mix of potassium manganese, Iron oxide, and some other stuff...result was almost as good as the steel. I really wish (especially after my LC3 purchase) that we could just go all in with the steel on builds.
The mp44 is kind of a pain in the ass on tear down, no Bakelite grips (id settle for polymer), No metal option to replace the orange tip(closest thing is the "flush cap muzzle protector", selector switch is wrong and kinda wonky. The finish on the wood was a joke however the easiest to refinish.
The lack of mid-caps forced me to make my own using mp7 mag brands, shaving a few bits off, and fitting them inside the hi-cap shell and securing them with pins and shims.
I do love this gun, it is a definite attention getter on the field. Im 100% in agreement on WWII weapons need some much needed love....I want an mg42 so bad but after the lct3 wont accept lower quality anymore.
I have the KWA gbb Uzi with the ns2 system and it works great so why do we need a aep version
I play with a King Arms M1928, and honestly the only thing that I would want is metal lowers and accurate uppers for the earlier pattern Thompsons with the top mounted charging handle.
Walther MPL AEG would be sick and the Type 100 too
(I) we want remakes of :
- PSG1 with 440fps regular, microswitch and stop firing system and quick spring change.
- P90 and steyr Aug and FN2000, with electric switch and mosfet to definitively correct the semi/full problem.
- Famas with all new standards, without to dismount all the replica just to change the hop up rubber.
- Uzi models.
- More WWII replicas and less M4 versions : FG42 / MP40 / STG44 / Kar98K / Gewerh 42 / MG 34 and 42.
And naturally, (I) we want that made by TM, if possible EBB, and less than 400$...i love my dreams!^^
I have a Cybergun Famas and I love it, shoots awesome and have had no problems
My first airsoft rifle was the Cybergun FAMAS. I loved it but it wasn't very sturdy and when it broke it was boneyard for good. If anybody brings it back they need to use a stronger polymer than the toy grade plastic on the old ones. And make it easier to access the battery or disassemble for repairs/upgrades. If they decide to go for a gas system, I'm all for it.
I have a cybergun famas and i completely agree
I totally agree what you said about the problem about WWII guns. Because when you see a good WWII gun you just stop in your tracks and just say.... Wow... That looks like the real thing! But by the time you get a High quality WWII gun you've just spent a ridiculous amount of money- if it even works. But what needs to happen with these companies is that they need to get accurate gun-a-holics to get a real gun and put it right in front of the designers, show them how it works, and say.. Make this work. Because if that happened then the whole airsoft community will go ballistic about it because the guns will be getting sold out and they will be making so many of them that the prices will go down and the guns themselves will get the credit that the real steel ones already have. But if theses tips just get noticed be the manufacturers and starts to focus on the Legendary Battle Rifles and SMG's of WWII..... the publicity will explode
and they will be a humongous profit for whoever does this.
I have the 1918a3 bar from echo1 Ohio ordinance I love it and very accurate
My pic, the TOP M60. Put a proper gearbox in it and I'd be happy. No need to hang a box on the side as the mag was internal. Just hang a belt on it and it looks great!
The VSS “vintorez” is my favorite
I have a cybergun Thomson maybe not a m1garand but still a ww2 gun but I say they should add customization to it
The new Polish MSBS "Grot" service rifle would also be very unique to see.
Have to admit, Tokyo Marui Recoil Shock XM8 would be awesome, and give that the receiver is mostly plastic on the real steel gun anyway, I don't think it matters.
3 years ago...
We wanted a new psg 1
3 years into the future
Here is the new Gbbr psg 1 made by umarex and vfc for a cheap price of $800 dollars!
Strengthen the internal Aug body and it would be a big improvement. Don't let the ASP SVU out of the factory until it actually shoots further than 20 feet. Every ASG gas knocker valve ever. Stop beating on Ares....both my Tavor and WA2K are great. Guns I can't complain about at all are the WE Scar L mod 0, the KWA MP9, aaand that's about it....
My Marui Famas lasted me 6 years without replacing a single piece. All sock parts. The part that finally broke? The bucking tore
I would love to see a remake of a Glock model 18. These were so prominent about 5-10 years ago when I first started looking around airsoft websites. But now they are all but non-existent. The only one I can find is the CP-030, an AEP with a pretty steep price tag (all things considered). I know that models existed, but after-market eBay auctions are also non-existent. There is a huge support for the 030 online, as Amazon doesn't sell the gun itself, but they do have a TON OF MAGAZINES. And this magazines are relatively inexpensive. So, that is my pick.
I think one of the biggest pitfalls companies step into is their seeming unwillingness to revisit their product their standing product lines and update them accordingly. As you rightly said, airsoft has moved on over the years and expectations regarding quality and performance have changed dramatically. Another area which companies really need to address is quality control, especially if a company is aware of flaws/weaknesses.
Regarding AEP's I wish these were better platforms as gas can become problematic during the winter months and even for a good chunk of spring where I am based.
The X95 Micro tavor could stand to get a higher end remake
Nylon reinforced polymer AUG A2 HBAR but with the metal externals being steel
For backyard plinking I think a martini Henry shell rifle would bet cool.
You know, I want a 1912 with rails and a 1911 style compatible slide but the reason why I would want this is because the top feeding opening would make it easier to reload and then switch the slide to a Hi-Capa lower and reload from the top use the CO2 mag to change the gas and bam you never change mags and no need to drop the mag either
The VFC Scar AEG could use new internals like an Avalon gearbox with a quick change spring system.
Well done on this list. I have an M60 and o do think it should have been on this list the guns run fine but the Hop up is really bad. And about any of the bullpup designs, I never really liked them I hate having to reload a mag into my armpit. The WW2 guns list all need a generous remake to make them affordable for a niche market. It's a thought thing to do if you can't sell so many of them.
Cross Tactical Airsoft Ryan Brown I own an old VFC m60 and the quality is there. It was 1200$ new though. I think it’s just part of building larger guns like the m60. The price is going to be high because of the craftsmanship required.
T Arnold I love the gun it just needed a bit more attention to the Hop up because the gun is great but everything I have seen and tread and everyone I have spoken to about it complains because the Hop up is awful for such a good gun and it's tough to replace with anything any better.
Cross Tactical Airsoft Ryan Brown I’m referring more to the materials. The a&k is cast pot steel all over. That’s why it’s cheap.
The XM8 should be redone by asg, and pop a scorpion evo system into it, plus they should use the same material for the body.
Ive got a ok top 5/10 list idea. DIY airsoft gun builds or attachments. I have in the plans to make an airsoft grenade launcher what doesnt use gas at all.
Given up for a good M1903 so I made my by converting a TM VSR10 into a M1903. I believe S&T now makes the gun but havent seen it yet.
I run around with an ICS Garand, I tried branching out to a BAR once but it had feeding issues, never saw any comments about that while researching it. None of the three mags I got with it fed unless I was holding the gun up by the magazine.
I’d love to get a Thompson but afaik there are no full metal/wood ones, and then M1 Carbines are limited to CO2 blowback and 15rd mags. M1903s are not great from what ive read. The Garand is nice though... I just wish I had more options.
I run an AUG, idk why you think they have an issue? love it.
M14 EBR is super hard to get in the UK, owning one is my dream.
I do agree a lot about the ww2 quality control.
My old Snow Wolf Thompson is still kicking just fine, but some of the external pieces just break, most importantly the selector switches sticks or whatever are quite flimsy, and one of them literally broke on the first day.
My Dboys K98k bolt literally blew up on my face, as it's made of some extremely weak metal (not to talk about the lackluster accuracy due to it's two different barrel sizes).
Or, some PPSHs would need a revamp urgently. Some are good, but lemons can be frequent. On S&Ts PPSHs the one piece that makes the bolt move back and forth is made (yet again) out of a really low quality metal, and tends to break. As for other personal experiences, I had an Hexagon PPSH and that thing just sucked major ass, the fps was bellow 200, the barrel was misaligned and one could leave marks on the wood just by pressing on it.
It's a similar story with MP-40s, some can be good and some can be absolute trash, lemons can be quite frequent with these things.
(and BARs too. And M1 carbines, how could I forget about those.)
And last but not least, mosins. I'd love to see the old Zetalabs spring mosin nagant models being remade and put into production once more, instead of some of the other green gas models that not only are overly expensive, but poorly built and outperformed by basically everything else.
So yeah, a proper Ww2 quality control would be nice.
On the other hand, I fully agree with you on the subject of M16A1s. I've actually managed to buy an old PJ M16A1 by pure chance, as this one rifle is pretty fucking rare here in Europe, so it hurts me to see that the one cool looking, GBB M16A1 is utter trash.
But I digress, good video my guy 👌
My famas f1 evo is a pretty nice gun. Hasn’t broke or had any defects, although you cannot (to my knowledge) put on suppressors, it shatters the bbs everywhere...
ARX 160!
here here and the AR-57 would also be a unique and lovely addition as well along side that one.
Honestly I don't see what's wrong with it, I own one and I love mine, I'm just disappointed that there's no picatinny under the handguard and no grenade launcher for the special rail
chris lucas Just buy the real steel under rail from Beretta, I have it on mine, and I love my arx 160 I have for 4 years now, it's ready for this Sunday.
Klinton4800 I looked into it but I wasn't sure it'd fit, and so is mine
chris lucas It fits perfectly, no need for any modification, and it's Rock solid like the real steel, I wasn't sure too and ai bought it anyways because there no info about it in the internet, buy it man, it's on special now for 19$.
I would absolutely buy a re-made XM8. And when I say "re-made" I really mean it! The existing versions don't have the right external dimensions when you try to compare those with the real steel. Trigger guard is wider on the real XM8, just to mention one of the few mistakes on the airsoft version, not to mention internals, those suck!
The famas needs to have excellent externals and easy to tech if I where to buy one. + a quick change spring system.
My fav gun is the famas from bo1 so I fell in love with the evo at shotshow. WHEN WILL IT RELEASE??
I need the vp70 to make a comeback; Aliens, RE2, its a classic.
-psg1 would be easy to remake,just take a g3,and build a full metal psg1 around it
-xm8:thanks,but nope,it's on my black list of guns,i'll never buy one
-famas:it would be nice if it only had a structure based more on the real gun,it would be sturdier,and easier to mantain/upgrade
-aug:just make it sturdier,with better quality plastic,and with a single piece barrel
-GBBRs:personally not interested at all
-ww2 guns:src mp40,ics/g&g garand hit the mark,but make them more exact to the originals!do some research like reenactors does! bolt action guns:make them based on vsr10 spring rifles,is it so hard?
-uzi:use aep technology,just don't put too many proprietary parts!
My S&T ppsh is a god gun. I love it. No problems ever. Worth the money