Which m14?

[DT6 x MARS]

Ok I have been stuck on this m14 thing for awhile and can not figure out which one is the better gun should I go with the g&g m14 or ca m14 I have also ran into one on evike that is g&p custom dmr m14 that is 330 but I feel as if the money is into the custom body and not the quality of the gun so please help me I really don't want to regret buying one or the other without being sure...o and one last thing would it be worth it to spend the extra and get the tm 14 I just need help from someone who has used both to give me there honest opinion and reasoning why....please help thanks

[Scrapper]

Well. This will get closed within minutes for being an opinion thread.

BUT the tm m14 is going to be better stock and have soid externals as well, marui's are always better stock.

G&G has great externals but OK internals.. will need some work to be reliable.

CA has o.k. externals and good internals. It will run fine stock, can be improved with work. Not sure if this comes with the 6.04 or 6.07 inner barrel. Check up on it, buy a TBB if it's the 6.07.

All in all I'd say go marui, just a better, more reliable company that will last you a long time. My marui m4 ran for 4 years, 100k+ round without having to upgrade or replace a single part.

[cj93]

Originally Posted by DT6 x MARS

honest opinion

Uhhh I think thats self explanatory buddy.

[DT6 x MARS]

Well I just watched a vid on g&g and the ca together they said that they would both need some upgrades to be real reliable but they said the g&g was more durable internally over the ca? And the g&g comes with a 6.035 inner and ca is 6.07 but I would slap a 6.01 either way.

[Baccarra]

First off there are no opinion threads on this forum and this falls under that category.

Regardless I suggest you get a CYMA and pop the money you save from the original price and mags into upgrades. G&G's and CA's run different mag designs then the standard TM norm and their mags usually cost around $40 a piece to the $15-$20 of a TM compatible.

[DT6 x MARS]

Yeah but how much money do I throw in internally just to match the high ones

[Baccarra]

Originally Posted by DT6 x MARS

Yeah but how much money do I throw in internally just to match the high ones

A Systema bucking, Madbull or Prometheus 6.03mm TBB, M120 or M115 spring, would give it better performance then the other two. For longevity a Guarder polycarb piston, SHS gears, and guarder cylinder kit, along with a proper tuning would be a good move as well. This is just a basic build for someone under the age of 18 which I'm assuming you are.

[DT6 x MARS]

Yes I'm under 18 which means under 400 fps ): but thank you for the help I guess you kinda just put another way to go

[Baccarra]

Originally Posted by DT6 x MARS

Yes I'm under 18 which means under 400 fps ): but thank you for the help I guess you kinda just put another way to go

It's a cheaper and better route. I also suggest you get a torque motor as M14's tend to be DMR bases and once you hit 18 you could pop an M130 or M140 and a new torque gear set in there and be set as a DMR, after disabling full-auto of course.

[DT6 x MARS]

Yup!! That's sounds right

[THEDEISEL]

I suggest you get the G&P M14 vs buying a Cyma. Sure your upgrading it, but is it really worth it? I've heard the externals aren't that great, and completely upgrading it would seem a bit silly. A few of my teammates and I were actually just talking about the pros and cons of each version of the m14, and the G&P's solid internals outweighed the others. I also advise you to not get the E1 version. It's a POS that breaks faster than you can fix it.
Just my .02

[Flex77]

I would go with what Baccarra said. CYMA M14 all the way for a build starter.

[CombatMachine]

Definitely g&g, they make really good internal and external parts and will last you a while. Also the range is a little better than the ca and so is the accuracy

[G.I.JONES]

This is why opinion threads aren't allowed look at all the different answers you've gotten....lol. Read some reviews and watch some more YouTube videos or better yet go to your local airsoft store and hold a few and see what you like.