Semi-questions

[pbcustom98]

I know this is a noob question, but what is the difference between a semi-auto guns...say we pick a stock m98 and a stock 'cocker...what is the difference between them..and why would it be better...? just wondering

thanks

 

[permboy]

stock m98= lower end of the market scale, different interenals to a cocker, less accurate than a cocker, cheaper than a cocker. Upgradable to a point and other features.

cocker= higher end of market, internals are better than m98, more expensive more upgradeable v. accurate and other features again.

 

[Cyberbob13]

But, the m98 is cheaper, and might be better for some depending on the budget.

 

[Philip]

m98's are only so upgradable because they dont come with anything worth keeping.



-Philip

 

[Cyberbob13]

they are, however, good for the beginner, and as the player gets better, he upgrades the gun, so they both get better at the same time, and when he can't upgrade anymore, he gets a new gun. Simple. Easy. Good. It works.

 

[pbcustom98]

'Cockers

so 'cockers are just a better gun for the advancing player...hmm maybe ill look into one for x-mas ...btw is the vertical feed 'cocker good? cuz i dont think my parents would spend $600-$700 on a STO or a Black Magic...

thanks

 

[ciaran.mooney]

Most people have the vertical feed cos the hopper sits on the gun lower and is much better balanced than having a great big plastic blob weighing down your left hand side.

Side feeds still work as good.