Which is better? MP5? M4 CQBR? Scar?

[spidey_me]

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spidey: m4a1 standard length has longer barrel. cqb-r is shorter. good for cqb only hence its name.[/quote]


what's nice for jungle type game??

[fire starter]

standard m4 for jungle

pwede man sad m16, m249, m14 socom or m14 pero base on experience lisud e sout2x sa bushes pag taas ang rifle kusog masangit2x

[greywolf]

m4a1 would be perfect. m249 would be too heavy for jungle. luoy kau ang magdala specially if its a long game and youre in the middle of the jungle.

[spidey_me]

m4a1 would be perfect. m249 would be too heavy for jungle. luoy kau ang magdala specially if its a long game and youre in the middle of the jungle.

mura mga bug.at mna cla sir??
kaluoy sd sa mg dala ana oi..

[greywolf]

bug.at ang m4a1? read again my post.

[supermarionism]

i got mp5 fully upgraded..

[cptn_star]

cptn_star: why would u suggest one with RIS?


spidey: m4a1 standard length has longer barrel. cqb-r is shorter. good for cqb only hence its name.

having rails just to be ready for accesories that would work best dpending on the scenarios...having an r.i.s. means versatility to quickly adapt to mission scenario conditions..

[bolivar1985]

i'll go for cqb,

i know this is out of topic, but just want to inform you guys. as Airsoft player.

anyway guys just to inform you, there was an RA that being pass to malacañang that our AEGS are to be registered as real guns... sad to say one who propose this is one of our congressman here in cebu.
if this approved, we are going to have a hard time with our hobby, and im sure lot players will leave this hobby... the penalty was imprisonment if you are caught in check points that the aeg is not registered(when i mean registered, is registered as real guns, the one we registered in FED will no longer be valid, other words nag usik usik lang ta paregister then dili na diay honored once this Resolution is approved.)

just like to ask to does who has real steel guns, how much is the registration fee and process?

[greywolf]

having rails just to be ready for accesories that would work best dpending on the scenarios...having an r.i.s. means versatility to quickly adapt to mission scenario conditions..

that may be considered but in my case for jungle games, i dont attach any accessories to my rails. there are only 4 things that you could attach to an RIS. 1st is flashlights, 2nd is laser beams, 3rd is batteries and 4th is vertical grips. for a daytime operation, you dont need the 1st and 2nd as it would seem useless. the RIS IMO would come in handy for night games or overnight/bivouacs.

[cptn_star]

that may be considered but in my case for jungle games, i dont attach any accessories to my rails. there are only 4 things that you could attach to an RIS. 1st is flashlights, 2nd is laser beams, 3rd is batteries and 4th is vertical grips. for a daytime operation, you dont need the 1st and 2nd as it would seem useless. the RIS IMO would come in handy for night games or overnight/bivouacs.

it really dpends on the personal preferences of the operator...in my own preference, if playing in a jungle mission scenario, i'd like to attach a foregrip for ergonomics...an r.i.s. wud rly help me out...