if you had to................

For me it would be my KSC MP7-a1 (GBB). When you go all Rockin Roll everyone knows !

While my collection is small enough my KWA M4 has never skipped a beat, i have it exactly the way i want it externally and never found or have the urge to upgrade itinternally, only a replacement hopup rubber done, no matter what it will be my go too gun!

Have 4 pistol and my KSC USP is the shizzle, just love it. Thems japs make good stuff.

I know you said one gun but fook it i need a side arm for skirmishing and they go as a team couldnt split them.....sad as that sounds.

my tokyo mauri 4.3 dual stainless - sexy pistol its never failed and theres nothing i want to replace on it ,clean crisp blowback

NakedDex wrote: »

I've been thinking about this a lot lately, since I may offload most of my kit before I move across the country next month.
If I could only take one, though, it'd have to be the M7. It started life as a King Arms, but it's such a mix of parts now, there's no branding it. I've spent a fortune getting it where I want it, even to the point of machining parts from scratch for it. It's a hair off being perfect right now, and I don't think I could part with it.

Trade you my spetz for it, comes with a full set of British DPM and custom duct tape paint job

:P

I was thinking about this topic a lot over the past couple of days, and it just makes you realise how little you care about the vast majority of gear. You just accumulate without knowing exactly why, and if you're anything like me, you don't sell off your gear.

You justify pieces of kit to yourself by saying "I'll use this for 'X', that for 'Y' and this...well, who wouldn't need it?" and so on so forth. Yet even so, the amount of gear actually used is so minimal, that it makes owning so much a complete waste of time.

I am indifferent to a great number of items in my collection...many of which I bought because they were cheap, or I had plans to convert it to 'X' etc...but as for what would remain is very tough.

He wants my M7 for a Spetz, man. A SPETZ.

Anguish doesn't cover half of it...

I would sell all my AEGs and stick with newly acquired 2nd-hand MP9. AEGs are boring to me now: sure some look and feel very nice, sometimes exactly like the real thing, but all AEGs are just pretty shells that house pretty much the same internals (well, apart from the new TM M4s and SCARs). So GBB all the way, sure the MP9 jams from time to time but that just adds to the realism And 5 mag mag-dump in full-auto...I've never spent 200 rounds so quickly :P

Easy one for me........my TM MP7.........stunning little gun and full of TM magic dust!!!

whydave wrote: »

For me it would be my KSC MP7-a1 (GBB). When you go all Rockin Roll everyone knows !

kev-Oakridge wrote: »

Up until Wednesday its was an easy choice for me it was my tm fn 5-7 excellent gun, nice kick, great mag capacity and stupid accuracy, but then I got the tm mp7 a1 gbb and oh my god its a gun that is just so much fun to use, really good accuracy, nice kick and feels really rock solid

Dogwatch wrote: »

Easy one for me........my TM MP7.........stunning little gun and full of TM magic dust!!!

Prosperous Dave wrote: »

Right I've a smaller collection than most (4 aegs, 3 pistols) but for me it would be my TM P226E2. Utterly reliable, better range than most aegs, very accurate and of course that gbb kick and noise that all aegs sadly lack. That's the principal reason why I'm considering buying a MP7 or MP9 for that gbb "realism".

At this stage, do you even need to ask what I'd keep over everything else

Just to clarify;

A lot of people are raving about the TM MP7 GBB, and were raving about the KWA MP9.

Both the KWA MP9 and MP7 are underwhelming - they have next to no recoil, impressive rate of fire, and ridiculously hard to come by and expensive magazines. They're nice looking pieces, but yeah...definitely underwhelming.

The TM MP7 is a different kettle of fish. Yes it is expensive, undeniably so...but it is still the most fun you can have with an airsoft gun. It has recoil/feedback per shot - it is noticeable, and it is worth every penny. Accuracy is vastly superior to KWA's offering, and it comes as standard with the four-position stock (handy if you don't have behemoth arms)