[Akami]

When getting to know sniping tech for the first time, it sure feels intimidating. But once you get to know to it, it actually isn't that difficult. Its just like how we first learn multiplication, it feels daunting at first but then we quickly get the hang out of it after few tries.

I would say get a great starter sniper first before going into teching, the starter snipers which are AAC T11 or EMG Barrett.

 

[Akami]

That's great advice but I'm usually a one and done kinda dude lol. Like I'd like to get something I can tech up overtime vs dropping 200 on a good starter then 600 on my dream rifle in the future. If that makes sense?

Yeah, I understand on what you're trying to say.

AAC T11 actually is upgradable in the long run, so you might go from there. Or you could get JG and replace all the parts since they're all cheap parts so you might not feel any remorse on changing everything lol.

I can't comment anything on novritsch SSG10 since I heard mixed reviews everywhere, but one guy I stumbled upon seems like summed it up well : it's great for spare parts.

 

[Akami]

You better go for PDI spring rather than laylax. Better yet go for rapax spring, they're the best spring to use for snipers.

 

[Akami]

TAC41 is great, bonus point for its correct magazine placement. You barely needs any more upgrades. It's just that the stock kinds of frail at the front since it has nothing to hold it there so if you want to put sling on it, you may want to avoid putting the attachment point at the front of the stock.

 

[Akami]

Rapax indeed also made a dedicated spring for TAC/SRS, and for piston wasp is a great choice