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Cadaceus

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Hi all,
I am looking to get an M14 as a look-a-like for a garand or g43 and would like your opinion on the different makes
Either G&G (I like the look of the walnut wood stock version)
The Classic army match or is the cyma a good enough cheap version

Many thanks
Cad

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Weapons:
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Posted : 16/11/2011 2:48 pm

dadio

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the agm gearboxes are good (and tm compatible)ive used them on projects but i believe a lot of the other metal parts are verry weak.the g+g has a unique gearbox i believe so less easy to get parts for.if you can afford it i'd go for the classic army.

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Posted : 16/11/2011 7:05 pm

Pete_59

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I'm not sure but I think the G&G magazines are different from the AGM & TM ones, If I'm right you can only use G&G mags in a G&G M14

Posted : 16/11/2011 8:34 pm

jimmiroquai

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If you're looking to convert the m14 to a garand, you can only use the TM or TM compatible M14s like Cyma. You won't be able to get a flush mag for the G&G and CA. But if you're going to keep it as is, the G&G and CA are more rugged and durable than the TM and it's clones.