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Hey all. I'm just getting starting with airsoft, and I'm thinking about buying a G&G Combat Machine M4 with a full stock, which I like better than the collapsible stock. I'd post a link, but Evike.com is workblocked.

Post your guns/ discuss? I'd love to find some people to play with, if you live in the montgomery county area (MD). Thanks

Here's me at the last game I played:



...holding a TM SPAS 12 with folding stock. I also have a TM FN 5-7, and a TM P90.

As for why all my guns are by TM, I'd rather have something reliable than something more powerful that might break sooner

Also, AEGs are great, but shotguns are wicked fun too!

I have a TM mp5. Completely agree on reliability.

I was shot in the eyeball by one once. My gak brother was playing around and it went off, and nailed me right in the side of my eyeball. Seriously, fething hurt.

Have a 9mm airsoft...dont care which brand..just that my dogs hate it. So when they're screwing around I pull it out.

Had a drum grenade launcher (nothing better then putting 100 pellets into someone shotgun style, but it was a pain to reoad shells), two mac-10s and a few pistols at one point as well, but I got rid of everything...

I've got a Combat Machine M4. Solid beginning choice IMHO.

I got a tokyo Ak 47, and I can't remember the brand name, a gas deagel. I would like to get a tri shotgun for CQB, heard those are pretty niffty.

This thread reminds me of when I was gakking bricks because my brother got an airsoft gun.

I don't remember what type of gun it was... might have been a Desert Eagle. I might get one myself or a real one next year.

Welp, I have a D-Boys AKS-74U, a Echo1 AK-74M(tight bore, 120 spring, high torque motor), a Double Eagle UMP .45 (tight bore, metal hop-up, 120 spring), Hexagon Production PPSh-41 (great internals, and WORST BODY EVER), and a KWA USP Compact .45...That's about it

The only pics I have are on Facebook though :/

I used to play aaaaalllll the time, but new rules/regs at the field and a lack of spending money have gotten in the way

I have a G&G combat Machine M4 too! It's a great gun. No creaking plastic or wobbly barrel, which is all I really want. I mainly use it for 'dress up' purposes, rather than actual games. I like the way it feels in my hands.

Isn't a n M4 with a full stock basically just an M16A4?

Samus_aran115 wrote:I have a G&G combat Machine M4 too! It's a great gun. No creaking plastic or wobbly barrel, which is all I really want. I mainly use it for 'dress up' purposes, rather than actual games. I like the way it feels in my hands.

Isn't a n M4 with a full stock basically just an M16A4?

G&G makes some flippin awesome/reasonably priced guns

As for the question: Yes, a M4 is a carbine M16. Everything is the same except for the adjustable stock and barrel size. And the M4 is a cut-down version of the M16A4, and the M4A1 is a cut-down M16A3