Yes, I know this has already been adressed, but only slightly. The thread I found basically said that the UTG L96 was a better buy than a well MB05 and didn't go into to great detail. So I was wondering if anybody could possibly tell me a few things I should know about the gun or if there are any upgrades available, things of that nature.
Another Well MB05
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From what I have heard the Well MB05 has not so good internals, and in my opinion should not be upgraded.
The UTG L96 is a great starter gun if you plan on doing no upgrades whatsoever. Yes it is possible to upgrade this gun, but its not a 100% clone. It has a tightbore barrel already and shoots around 460 FPS with .20's out of the box. So this lets you decide if you like sniping or not with a gun that can get you close to where the upgraded guns shoot.
If you are on a budget and cannot afford a TM, CA, etc. and want to upgrade your gun to shoot like a beaut then I would go for the JG-BAR10 (G-Spec if you so chose).
This gun is 100% compatible with TM VSR-10 upgrades.
The UTG L96 is a great starter gun if you plan on doing no upgrades whatsoever. Yes it is possible to upgrade this gun, but its not a 100% clone. It has a tightbore barrel already and shoots around 460 FPS with .20's out of the box. So this lets you decide if you like sniping or not with a gun that can get you close to where the upgraded guns shoot.
If you are on a budget and cannot afford a TM, CA, etc. and want to upgrade your gun to shoot like a beaut then I would go for the JG-BAR10 (G-Spec if you so chose).
This gun is 100% compatible with TM VSR-10 upgrades.
The thing is I already bought the MB05 and I've shot it some and thought it wasnt too bad, but it could use a little more power and accuracy so I thought about putting in a new spring and trigger system or maybe I should just sell it and buy a new gun entirely. But I'm a little low on cash.
I'm a little uncertain as to where the question was in there. Arguing with yourself isn't the best way to ask for help
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Power doesn't matter as much as you'd think, but if you're going to do power upgrades on an L96 be prepared to sink another $400 into the gun for a new trigger system and cylinder set to hold up to the spring. I'd suggest getting a promo tightbore, firefly bucking, and pdi hop up. You should be set for accuracy then.
Power doesn't matter as much as you'd think, but if you're going to do power upgrades on an L96 be prepared to sink another $400 into the gun for a new trigger system and cylinder set to hold up to the spring. I'd suggest getting a promo tightbore, firefly bucking, and pdi hop up. You should be set for accuracy then.
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