Sportline: G&G MP5A4 or ICS MP5

Hey guys, sorry about another comparison thread, really apologize. Well i kind changed my mind, because M4s are being over used lol alot in my opinion. So, i would like to compare 2 MP5s, the ICS MP5 and the G&G Sportline. Which gun is alot more reliable, durable, and good internals. If you guys have another MP5 which is good, please do tell lol. Thank you very much!

ICS MP5
http://www.airsplat.com/Items/ER-ICS-MP5A5-64.htm

G&G MP5A4
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=3543


P.S.: Can a nun-chuck 9.6v battery fit in the forgrip of the MP5A5 or can it fit in the full stock of an MP5A4? And for the A5, is the stock wobbly? Will it ever go loose?

I would go for the G&G. ICS MP5's seem to have a lot of problems, I know a couple people who have had them and they just broke in every way possible. I don't think the nunchuck will fit in the foregrip but it should fit in the stock.

I will only comment on the battery issue because I haven't really heard much about either gun. (what I have heard though is that the G&G MP5s are pretty much the best MP5s out there.

My friend's VA MP5 stock can barely take an 8.4 4200 large type, so I doubt a nunchuk could fit. (I think it would be too wide) What my friend did to make the battery fit better is he broke the bottom part of the plastic inside the stock (which doesn't do anything) so now, the battery slides in easy. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I doubt a nunchuk would fit, just get a large type battery.

An MP5 foregrip would DEFINITELY not have enough room for a nunchuk.

I won't tell you what gun to get, but ICS has some reliability problems from what I've heard. The G&G MP5 is supposed to be great, so I would lean towards that one. Keep in mind, that's what I've read, which may or may not be true.

Err stealth nunchucks are smaller than large types and I think they would fit in the stock because they are not wider than a large battery.

hmmm should i worry about any motor problems? Or wiring issues in the G&G gun? And yea i really agree, G&G seems like a convincing company =)

theprodigy wrote:

Err stealth nunchucks are smaller than large types and I think they would fit in the stock because they are not wider than a large battery.

I haven't seen a nunchuck before so I assumed since it is two small type batteries put together. My friends 8.4 4200 barely fits in the stock of his VA MP5.

Thanks for the correction.

the G&G seems like my best bet, is the hop up stored in the gun? Where you lift up the charging handle, and it reviews it on the side? And is there body pins on the gun to open it to do some upgrading??