ASG JG M14 or Hobby airsofts M14?

Callan1x

Hi,Im new to this whole airsoft business and im looking to get an M14,but unsure of which to get
200 euro is my budget


http://hobbyairsoft.ie/products.php?airsoft=M14-Special-Operations&cmd=detail&id=600907&subcat=04

I prefer the look of this one but not sure what its like quality wise



http://www.airsofteire.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&category_id=73&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=1221&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=26


And this one looks like its better quality (brand name etc)

So any opinions at all would be appreciated
Thanks
Callan

T4RGET

personally I'd take the one from hobby but then again the one from airsofteire is wood effect so if you like that look better, you could go for that one. they're pretty much the same from what i can see. I'm almost a 100% sure that the M14 form Hobby will be a Cyma or Cybergun so will pretty much be the same as the one from airosfteire one quality wise.
ASG and Cybergun both licence guns, they don't make any so on the airsoft eire website it says it's a JG M14 while the Hobby one does not specify unless i missed it, probably best to ask them if it's something you're concerned with.
although it may be best to check their new website as that't their old website you have linked there
http://www.hobbyairsofter.com/index.php?route=common/home

Deadpool

well one is alot shorter than the other.

Callan1x

Thanks for the replies I think ill go for Hobbys one
Are CYMA and Cybergun good brands? Anything to look out for?

T4RGET

Callan1x wrote: »

Thanks for the replies I think ill go for Hobbys one
Are CYMA and Cybergun good brands? Anything to look out for?

like i said cybergun is not a brand they 'rebrand' airsoft guns.
a gun could be made by G&G and licenced by cybergun so it has the correct markings to its real steel counterpart, the G&G F2000 being an example, but in general the guns they licence are pretty decent yes

Callan1x

Ok thanks ill go for that one