Sorry, I'm a Maruzen/Tanaka fan. No interest in the new clones.
I know quite a few people using them, but they usually find out they hate being a sniper.
Most people want to snipe, because it looks cool and all that jazz, but they don't realize it's harder to be an effective sniper, and they end up suffering for it.
Just think about it for a while before making the final choice.
Also, be forewarned most stock sniper rifles wont hold up over the long haul without upgrades, and many of the clones need more than a straight foreward part swap to be upgraded as well as the cost involved.
For instance. my stock Maruzen APS2-SV cost 265 when I bought it. I have since dumped over 800 more into to get it to where it is now, with upgraded trigger components, sears, and other parts to make it hold up to the massive spring and cylinder setup it has as most stock guns can't handle just a straight spring swap without upgrading the parts that control it too.
I know quite a few people using them, but they usually find out they hate being a sniper.
Most people want to snipe, because it looks cool and all that jazz, but they don't realize it's harder to be an effective sniper, and they end up suffering for it.
Just think about it for a while before making the final choice.
Also, be forewarned most stock sniper rifles wont hold up over the long haul without upgrades, and many of the clones need more than a straight foreward part swap to be upgraded as well as the cost involved.
For instance. my stock Maruzen APS2-SV cost 265 when I bought it. I have since dumped over 800 more into to get it to where it is now, with upgraded trigger components, sears, and other parts to make it hold up to the massive spring and cylinder setup it has as most stock guns can't handle just a straight spring swap without upgrading the parts that control it too.