Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - Choosing an Entry-Level M4

GR · December 7th, 2014, 01:11

I'd recommend going with CM16's, simply because they already have an RIS system, so if you choose to put some attachments on it (which I am almost certain you will in the future), you won't have to spend additional money to get an RIS on the King Arms M4A1.

Also, G&G's build quality and internals are quite good for a beginner gun, and might be able to even compete with some of the higher builds.

P.S. I would remove the link to the store, as it is not allowed to post that outside of AV section. Just link pics instead.

December 7th, 2014, 01:11	#2
GR Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Somewhere in Ontario...	I'd recommend going with CM16's, simply because they already have an RIS system, so if you choose to put some attachments on it (which I am almost certain you will in the future), you won't have to spend additional money to get an RIS on the King Arms M4A1. Also, G&G's build quality and internals are quite good for a beginner gun, and might be able to even compete with some of the higher builds. P.S. I would remove the link to the store, as it is not allowed to post that outside of AV section. Just link pics instead.