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[REVIEW REQUEST] JG Styer AUG (Military)
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08-04-2009 10:19am#1Hey, theres lots of reviews of this gun, but i cant find any irish ones. Can anybody do a review for me on this gun?
Also can you talk about the mags, do they rattle much (High cap).
http://www.eirsoft.ie/store/product_info.php?products_id=113
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The AUG AEG is generally excellent, particularly the JG one. I'd recommend taking a look at one in Eirsoft, which is where I got mine. It's not to everyone's taste though, for aesthetic reasons. And I say this as an AUG A3 owner (review of mine here). I'd even recommend that over the A1, but they're all the same underneath (a cross between a vacuum-cleaner and a peashooter
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There's a review of the Classic Army AUG A1 here from the highly reputable Bullets. I believe that the finish on the CA is better, but the internals are better on the JG version. Can't speak from experience though.
Hi-caps rattle no matter who makes them (they're just plastic boxes with a mechanism at the bottom, so the emptier they are, the noisier they get). I'd recommend mid-caps even just for how the affect game-play, but unfortunately the AUG mid-caps aren't great, I've had to tape up the bases of all of mine, and they don't feed as smoothly as I'd like. If you can't get them from an Irish retailer, then order a box of 5 from either fire-support.co.uk or from store.ehobbyasia.com (and I'm only mentioning them because I've had good experiences with dealing with them).
As I say, AUG mid-caps can be hard work, but I'd definitely recommend getting them. Make sure you have 5 or 6 of them for a long day's play, and a vest with plenty of ammo pouches.0 -
kevteljeur wrote: »The AUG AEG is generally excellent, particularly the JG one. I'd recommend taking a look at one in Eirsoft, which is where I got mine. It's not to everyone's taste though, for aesthetic reasons. And I say this as an AUG A3 owner (review of mine here). I'd even recommend that over the A1, but they're all the same underneath (a cross between a vacuum-cleaner and a peashooter )
There's a review of the Classic Army AUG A1 here from the highly reputable Bullets. I believe that the finish on the CA is better, but the internals are better on the JG version. Can't speak from experience though.
Hi-caps rattle no matter who makes them (they're just plastic boxes with a mechanism at the bottom, so the emptier they are, the noisier they get). I'd recommend mid-caps even just for how the affect game-play, but unfortunately the AUG mid-caps aren't great, I've had to tape up the bases of all of mine, and they don't feed as smoothly as I'd like. If you can't get them from an Irish retailer, then order a box of 5 from either fire-support.co.uk or from store.ehobbyasia.com (and I'm only mentioning them because I've had good experiences with dealing with them).
As I say, AUG mid-caps can be hard work, but I'd definitely recommend getting them. Make sure you have 5 or 6 of them for a long day's play, and a vest with plenty of ammo pouches.
Ok thanks very much.
About the AUG magazines, how big are they compared to a M4 magazine?
Also, what do you recommend i get? i useally use mid caps for my M4 but i'm starting to wonder if i should of got high caps. Are they anoying when there low etc?0 -
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