Coming from only using real guns for years. This is extremely accurate and cake and what I'm use to already as far as maintenance,cleaning buying good ammo sighting in irons, 30 round mags, and recoil. All except for gas and loud shots. It's definitely good for cheap training with these toy guns. Now that I know the difference, I'm getting a gbbr. Thanks.
Quite honestly, as someone who also is just jumping into the sport from real steel, I just can't use an AEG. I absolutely had to buy a GBB. I think anyone who came from the real gun world will basically feel the same. Although maintenance is harder than an AEG I think it's actually easier than real steel.
Nice video I prefer dry gas, so i can keep my barrel and bucking clean shot after shot. Of course I have to lube the oring more often but it's worth in my opinion
@@tauledda is it save and recommanded to use a dry 150psi gas the whole year with a GBBR or go lower summertimes (25/30•C) to 130? I found Elite Force dry gas online. Thanks a lot:)
I moved from Brazil to Germany, in Brasil I had a nice AEG and used to play with friend from time to time, but here in Germany I want to buy one mainly to have a good replica of a real gun and sometimes shoot cans in the backyard. I am inclined to get a GBB, the VFC Heckler & Koch HK416 A5, would you recommend it?
Tip. For the winter mags that have plastic,rubber on them like pmags or the ak74u mags they will reduce cooldown a little bit. Metal conducts both heat and cold. Might help with that efficency
Funnily enough, I have found the opposite. Once the mag cools down due to shooting, it is much harder to bring the mag back up to temp due to the exterior not being in direct contact with the gas reservoir.
@@OverwatchPlaysGames147yes you're right. Carzie might FEEL the mag less cold due to the plastic shell but the inside loses temp when gas gets out, the plastic shell just prevents the reservoir from getting back to operational temps
i really enjoyed this vid, thanks for letting me know these things, im abit new to GBBR done it around 1 year now im a fellow norwegian airsofter hope u post new content cause these vids are what i will call quality content, i really enjoy the videos u post on ur channel, really funny and cool to watch, 10 / 10 i have a few questions on what type of rifle i should buy as my first new GBBR and if u have any suggestions on where and what i should buy please let me now, BTW! i also love the vietnam era of combat not the war crimes but u get my point! keep ut the good work!
What's not reliable about gbbr I mean no ballshit battrys fuses motors gears mosfets janky mags, atleast if ur gbbr goes down you can repair it I'm running a mtr g edition and a h&k g3a3 dmr the most fun iv ever had playing
Hello! I am writing through a translator. I use the forend and stock from aeg xm177 from E&C on my kjw m4 gbb, the parts fit without any problems. The only thing: keep in mind that most milspec GBB rifles have a butt tube, so the butt may dangle, but this is not critical - use electrical tape or Velcro. If the handguard is loose, use rubber plumbing spacers between the gas block and the front handguard clamp.
Honestly it depends on the rifle. We- largely yes. Ive not had that issue with my tm rifles. With the exception of the barrel nut grub screw. Generally though, its not a bad idea, just dont use the red locktite, use blue.
GBBRs are for people that are chasing realism, not trying to be the best on the field.. let’s face it, and GBBR doesn’t stand a chance against an AEG .. AEGs are more reliable, require less maintenance, can hold and fire WAAAAAAY more BBs .. GBBRs are for people that want realism .. we want gun jams, we want to have to round count, we like having to field strip our weapons and clean them, the same way a real soldier would .. we may not literally owe our life to our rifle (IRL if you don’t keep up on your rifle maintenance, it could literally mean life and death in the field) but we’ll still clean them as such
I thought ur meant to use green gas on that bcs it seemed like u used red gas or did u get new parts so it wouldn’t wear and tear from the overpowered red gas
Whoever told you that has no clue. TM rifles are metal, the only reason you wouldn't use red gas is for the pistols which are plastic. 0 Issues from running red or black even. As long as you don't store the mags for prolonged periods with high power gas (it can cause the seals to dry and leak).
@@blowbackairsoft6577 They seem to be a new trend. The first one I heard about is the Martina Smokey Wolf Silencer, and it's meant to work with gel blasters but can also be fitted on an airsoft gun. It seems to work like a vape.
Tells me not to buy a gbbr as my first gun. Jokes on you, my first 3 were gbbrs.
I'm not wrong though aha. 😂. For most people. Although, if your practical, I find gas simpler than aegs.
My first one was also a gbbr
Same. Only GBBR for me ahaha I can't do electric
Yup, I’ve never even used an AEG
Started with gbbr too then went to everything else only to end up back at home with the gbbr vfc Bcm to be exact
Coming from only using real guns for years. This is extremely accurate and cake and what I'm use to already as far as maintenance,cleaning buying good ammo sighting in irons, 30 round mags, and recoil. All except for gas and loud shots. It's definitely good for cheap training with these toy guns. Now that I know the difference, I'm getting a gbbr. Thanks.
Good to hear my man.
Quite honestly, as someone who also is just jumping into the sport from real steel, I just can't use an AEG. I absolutely had to buy a GBB. I think anyone who came from the real gun world will basically feel the same. Although maintenance is harder than an AEG I think it's actually easier than real steel.
I plan in getting a WE AK-74N for some backyard shooting.
i'm really glad you covered manual of arms there at the end i needed that thanks
Just bought a Scar-H from WE after having AEG Cyma Blue ed. mp5. So looking forward to try this beast out.
Dude i cant find stock anywhere. Did WE stop making these?
What is currently the best AKM GBBR you can buy when it comes to build quality (steel), accuracy, reliability and longevity?
Nice video
I prefer dry gas, so i can keep my barrel and bucking clean shot after shot. Of course I have to lube the oring more often but it's worth in my opinion
Which dry gas do you recommend?
I know some green gas with 160 to 180psi but mostly dry gas has less psi…
@@maximilian5988 In europe the most powerful dry gas you can find it's a 150 psi
@@tauledda is it save and recommanded to use a dry 150psi gas the whole year with a GBBR or go lower summertimes (25/30•C) to 130? I found Elite Force dry gas online. Thanks a lot:)
@@maximilian5988 i have no experience with elite force pistols but in my opinion it's save to do that
Looking at picking up a vfc xm177, cleaning gas guns seem alot easier to maintain than aeg's
This helps since I’m getting my mws delivered and wanna be prepared thanks 🤙
My first gbbr is a tm urgi mws.
Just because of this guy telling me what to do I bought a Tokyo marui gbbr for my first!
Glad to hear I could help!!
recently got back into airsoft gave away all my old aegs, 1st gun i picked up ghk m4, gbbrs forever
Congrats dude. Ghks are great when they are working!
@@blowbackairsoft6577 played 3 games with it worked like a charm but fps was a bit high
I moved from Brazil to Germany, in Brasil I had a nice AEG and used to play with friend from time to time, but here in Germany I want to buy one mainly to have a good replica of a real gun and sometimes shoot cans in the backyard. I am inclined to get a GBB, the VFC Heckler & Koch HK416 A5, would you recommend it?
Great tips man I appreciate it 🙏
Glad you enjoyed. Didn't realise these videos still were being watched.
Tip. For the winter mags that have plastic,rubber on them like pmags or the ak74u mags they will reduce cooldown a little bit.
Metal conducts both heat and cold.
Might help with that efficency
Funnily enough, I have found the opposite. Once the mag cools down due to shooting, it is much harder to bring the mag back up to temp due to the exterior not being in direct contact with the gas reservoir.
@@OverwatchPlaysGames147yes you're right. Carzie might FEEL the mag less cold due to the plastic shell but the inside loses temp when gas gets out, the plastic shell just prevents the reservoir from getting back to operational temps
i really enjoyed this vid, thanks for letting me know these things, im abit new to GBBR done it around 1 year now im a fellow norwegian airsofter hope u post
new content cause these vids are what i will call quality content, i really enjoy the videos u post on ur channel, really funny and cool to watch, 10 / 10 i have a few questions on what type of rifle i should buy as my first new GBBR and if u have any suggestions on where and what i should buy please let me now, BTW! i also love the vietnam era of combat not the war crimes but u get my point! keep ut the good work!
What's not reliable about gbbr I mean no ballshit battrys fuses motors gears mosfets janky mags, atleast if ur gbbr goes down you can repair it
I'm running a mtr g edition and a h&k g3a3 dmr the most fun iv ever had playing
I totally agree. Most stuff can be fixed in field unlike aegs!
My ghk mk18 bolt wont lock up going forward… bolt goes forward, pull trigger, gas puff… any ideas??
Sounds like light striking, maybe check your trigger spring. If its only a light puff.
Where did you get the stock and handguard for your MWS please ? Don't tell me it's the 1000$ nova kit ahah
Is it possible to borrow it from an aeg ?
Hello! I am writing through a translator. I use the forend and stock from aeg xm177 from E&C on my kjw m4 gbb, the parts fit without any problems.
The only thing: keep in mind that most milspec GBB rifles have a butt tube, so the butt may dangle, but this is not critical - use electrical tape or Velcro.
If the handguard is loose, use rubber plumbing spacers between the gas block and the front handguard clamp.
The stock and handgaurd are real steel, but aeg should fit fine.
Is it true that you should put threadlock on GBBRs to prevent screws from coming loose?
Honestly it depends on the rifle. We- largely yes. Ive not had that issue with my tm rifles. With the exception of the barrel nut grub screw. Generally though, its not a bad idea, just dont use the red locktite, use blue.
Thanks 👍
GBBRs are for people that are chasing realism, not trying to be the best on the field.. let’s face it, and GBBR doesn’t stand a chance against an AEG .. AEGs are more reliable, require less maintenance, can hold and fire WAAAAAAY more BBs ..
GBBRs are for people that want realism .. we want gun jams, we want to have to round count, we like having to field strip our weapons and clean them, the same way a real soldier would .. we may not literally owe our life to our rifle (IRL if you don’t keep up on your rifle maintenance, it could literally mean life and death in the field) but we’ll still clean them as such
*lol I love this channel! :D*
Appreciate it. I probably should make some more videos soon
@@blowbackairsoft6577 yeah, you should dude! :)
I thought ur meant to use green gas on that bcs it seemed like u used red gas or did u get new parts so it wouldn’t wear and tear from the overpowered red gas
Whoever told you that has no clue. TM rifles are metal, the only reason you wouldn't use red gas is for the pistols which are plastic. 0 Issues from running red or black even. As long as you don't store the mags for prolonged periods with high power gas (it can cause the seals to dry and leak).
Most of this stuff seems obvious to me, but I have to remember that not everyone has experience with real firearms.
You'd be surprised.
Have you tried those suppressors that emit vapor smoke and lights for glowing BBs? It would be nice to hear your opinion on them.
Can't say I've seen those. Sounds interesting though! I have used the spitfire tracer in a few of the shorts.
@@blowbackairsoft6577 They seem to be a new trend. The first one I heard about is the Martina Smokey Wolf Silencer, and it's meant to work with gel blasters but can also be fitted on an airsoft gun. It seems to work like a vape.
I've heard it all now aha. I've got access to a mates airsoft shop. Kinda tempted to make some new videos again, maybe this will come up.
If it moves....oil it! Great video! I use full auto's, times 3 on everything you said!
I think it's great Tom Holland finds time to make Airsoft videos. 😅
*if you want to play in Realistic choose GBB.*
_if you want to play hassle free choose AEG_
*-SIMPLE-*
Guide. Get a tm mws. Win.
You know, you aren't wrong