Echo 1 614, please help

this gun seems great but is it a better buy then the echo1 1 mp5 vector arms full stock???

614 is better, the only difference in the vector arms is that it is full metal, no difference in internals or fps, just heavier

MP5 has a sector gear clip

I'd go 614, my friend's VA MP5 is not much better than my G36C.

also the 614 might be cheaper, and being less heavy is always another thing many people enjoy, because weight can get very annoying

fdsakiller wrote:

also the 614 might be cheaper, and being less heavy is always another thing many people enjoy, because weight can get very annoying

the MP5 is really light though

because it is small right, didnt think about that, but it can be heavy, (with add-ons) my mistake though, the 614 is a little cheaper, and it hoots faster, I cannot say on its reliability since I do not have the gun, though I do think it looks good

i LOVE a heavy gun... i hate the plastic stuff i like a real feal... and someone said leving your spring compressed over night can lower your guns fps, what does it look like when its compressed and how do i fix it??? i probably kn but i just wanted to check...

how can you keep it compressed in an AEG?

i know, but some one told me... i think they dont kn anything

That is true... for spring guns... well that guy only knows the airsoft science for spring guns, and isnt this Off-Topic

fdsakiller wrote:

how can you keep it compressed in an AEG?

Most airsofters will dry fire their guns once or twice on semi after shooting their guns. If you do not do that, the spring will probably still be compressed.

Oh thats what you mean, thanks for the tip though, I dont think you have to do that for a systema, since all I have to do is count 20 burst shots (60 round clips), then I know how to reload, but that is a systema

umm...he is talking about after the games. Just fire one or two times on semi to uncompress the piston.

oh thanks for the tip!

np, and I think we might want to merge all the recent 614 threads together.

I have seen this gun and the $188 nylon G&G in direct competition, and I would go with the G&G, but it is your money and the 614 is a great gun.

well the G&G would probably last longer, because I am afraid that the spring is to advance for this 614

This is not about the G&G, this is about Echo1. Personally I think if i had the money I would get a G&G, but seeing as how this is about an Echo1, lets try to stay on Echo1s.

sure, but I think if people will get an echo 1, I would reccomend the G36 first than the 416

so your saying that the echo 1 614 last longer and is better thant the Echo 1 mp5 Vector Arms full stock???

Tex wrote:

so your saying that the echo 1 614 last longer and is better thant the Echo 1 mp5 Vector Arms full stock???

I wouldn't buy the Echo 1 614 because the gearbox won't handle be able to handle the spring for very long.

If you are going to spend that much, get this

http://www.airsplat.com/Items/ER-GG-GR16-PL.htm

you will have to buy a battery and charger, but it is a MUCH better gun.

the G&G will defidently last you longer

Tex wrote:

i LOVE a heavy gun... i hate the plastic stuff i like a real feal... and someone said leving your spring compressed over night can lower your guns fps, what does it look like when its compressed and how do i fix it??? i probably kn but i just wanted to check...

well the MP5 feels very realistic.

isn't the 614 plastic?

some plastic some metal