Yeah, the SSG24 was kinda overpriced, but he was getting his start.
SSP1 was obviously a KJW but with a little different slide, but would kick like a mf and be okay(mine died after 10K on CO2).
SSG10 was and is a kickass gun, as the parts are all as good as upgrade parts except the chamber and bolt handle/cap.
Pretty much always better off using it as a base gun instead of another one, as you'll save a ton of money unless you need stuff you can only get from parts, in which case you build from select SSG10 parts without buying the whole thing.
SSG10 - A1 $299, A2 $399, A3 $429
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SSX23 was a solid gun, but has now been beaten HARD by the Matrix Falcon which I just did a review on. With his mags being $33 from their previous $25 ➡ $29, while mags for the Falcon are $28 and there's some others on Evike for $26. The gun just has better stuff in and on it, and costs $10 less as of early 2023.
SSX23 - $149
SSR-15 was dumb, really expensive M4 with shit internals, about on par with all the other guns VFC makes.
SSR-15 - $599
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SSP18 was alright as a pistol, but it's $199 now, and you can build something as good for less without trying super hard. I think KJW sells pretty much the same thing now.
SSX303 was and is a pretty good gun for $299, and there's no other MK23 carbine kits out there made of aluminum with an aluminum barrel extension, that come with a stock, longer inner barrel, and buffer tube. Solid buy if you want a cheap and quiet DMR, or assault if you're into low capacity expensive HEAVY mags. Like 3X heavier than real MK23 mags loader with .45 ACP.
SSE18 is an expensive AEP, but has some better features and parts than most. For $119, I guess that's alright.
SSR90 seems solid and has a really nice hop chamber, while the main competitor, Krytac, has theirs for $64 more.
At $385, expensive ish, but not bad compared to building it yourself, as you'd probably want to buy his chamber anyways.
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SSR4 is a beginner M4 for $249-$329. You're better off getting a Double Eagle AX-15 with the poly handguard and a Maple Leaf 2021 70° bucking, but the SSR4 in the cheap model will be perfectly decent.
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SSG96 is the best L96 rifle out their as of writing, basically the SSG10 but in a heavier, cooler looking, and more expensive form. Hop chamber leaves something to be desired, but all in all a decent gun.
SSG96 - $349
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SSP5 is a unique and very high end Hi-Capa, it essentially beats all others for performance and maybe even longevity, and houses some good bits of design work like the steel hammer pivot, hop chamber, and slide/BBU.
At $289 it's expensive, but you couldn't build it for less. Not sure if the frame is aluminum or zinc alloy though, as zinc like my old SSP1 would be a huge turn off and prompt me towards buying his parts EXCEPT the frame, and get a more expensive aluminum one.
SSP2 is pretty much the SSP1 but with a TDC, fixed barrel, and has a better bucking that Nov should have been using 2 years ago.
The split slide is not actually a split slide, the compensator is just attached to the rail and barrel giving that effect. Not a super good deal, you could build more for $10-60 less depending on sales and discounts, but it's not an outlandishly bad deal. Like I've said a few times, it's the iPhone of airsoft pistols, meant for people like your parents or grandparents who think they need something engineered to make you lazy, that is actually no better than the competition for the most part. All at a price, and with GOD DAMNED EXPENSIVE ACCESSORIES.
, recently I just don't play that much airsoft to the point durability concerns me too much
