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[Titleist]

Damn, that looks *fruitcage*in nice. I'm a little scared of what the price will be though.

Did you even bother reading the tread? 575.00 is the current working price.

[masakarijoe]

well, builsding an M16A$/M203 will be way to expensive. so im out
-Joe

[0nslaught]

Did you even bother reading the tread? 575.00 is the current working price.

Dang thats not bad at all...i hope its good.

you planning on getting one tits?

[Jin15]

Wow, that's quite a nice rifle for the price! Great to see Inokatsu actually make something semi-reasonably priced for once, and it should be pretty reliable since it seems they just took the WA design and reinforced the things that needed reinforcing (and that pretty metal body ain't bad either!).

My only concern at this point is the velocity at which the CO2 mags will shoot. Unregulated CO2 is usually way over skirmish limits even in the states but who knows, perhaps there's some kind of little regulator valve inside the mag that keeps the pressure to reasonable levels.

In any case, we'll know in about a month. I'm still waiting another 6 months or so for the MTW MP5-A1 myself

Edited by Jin15, 28 July 2008 - 06:42 PM.

[masakarijoe]

while $575 may be reasonable, what about mags?
gettinga skirmishable setup for this will be very expensive, i believe. someday i want to make another of my AEG M16A4/M203 out of one of these
-Joe

[lewis hiscock]

Unregulated CO2 FTL

My only concern at this point is the velocity at which the CO2 mags will shoot. Unregulated CO2 is usually way over skirmish limits even in the states but who knows, perhaps there's some kind of little regulator valve inside the mag that keeps the pressure to reasonable levels.

i very much doubt that they will ignore the velocity limits that are so common in the west.
and even if it is a little hot. any idiot can fit a restrictor screw, problem solved.

[Magsz]

Oddly enough, the Co2 version are made for the "export" market, ie places other than japan so yeah, i would assume there's some sort of restricter system in there somewhere...or at least i hope they will offer one.

[lewis hiscock]

judging by what happened to the tanaka m700 A.I.C.S's power regulator though, it will probably be set at sub 350 fps with 134a in the UK.

[Shriven]

Having looked at the videos of the WA M4, but been mightily unimpressed by plastic bodies and 105 USD mags, I'm really looking forward to their " Masterwork" guns.
I'm desperatley hoping for a GBB C02 L85A2.

[pforcerecon]

Having looked at the videos of the WA M4, but been mightily unimpressed by plastic bodies and 105 USD mags, I'm really looking forward to their " Masterwork" guns.
I'm desperatley hoping for a GBB C02 L85A2.

understanding if this seems off topic or not, but the highest i've seen for those WA mags was 130!..RIDICULOUS!!! I'm pretty sure inokatsu wanna help WA as much as they wanna win over those of us who dream of the guns they have to come. A whole month is quite the wait, but a wait worthwhile i'd say. +, look at how much one would have to spend to upgrade a WA M4 compared to what alread comes with an Inokatsu M4...any debate?

[poison123]

Having looked at the videos of the WA M4, but been mightily unimpressed by plastic bodies and 105 USD mags, I'm really looking forward to their " Masterwork" guns.
I'm desperatley hoping for a GBB C02 L85A2.

Sigh

1.) The bodies on the WA M4 are actually pretty nice. Granted Alum will be better, but the stocks are still pretty nice and hold up great.
2.) Yes the mags suck and cost alot. You can thank the dumb@ss HK dealers for that, and if you think for even a second they won't do the exact same thing to the inokatsu mags.....then do you want to buy some swamp land

[Shriven]

Just cos its nice plastic doesn't excuse it being plastic. The inokatsu mags seem to be of a simpler construction. It's like comparing a GBB pistol mag to MAG midcaps in simplicity ( well.. sort of)
Anyway, this isn't a WA vs Inokatsu thread.
And... is this swamp land full of swamp gold?

[poison123]

Just cos its nice plastic doesn't excuse it being plastic. The inokatsu mags seem to be of a simpler construction. It's like comparing a GBB pistol mag to MAG midcaps in simplicity ( well.. sort of)
Anyway, this isn't a WA vs Inokatsu thread.
And... is this swamp land full of swamp gold?

Ok I have to call you out on this. How the hell can you make the statement that inokatsu mags are of simpler construction? Have you seen either of the mags in real life? They are actually pretty simple, just poorly put together.

[Shriven]

The picture on this page with the semi exploded Inny mag. The way its laid out suggests, to me at least, that you just click/screw in your capsule, fill your BBs and you're done. Little maintenance, since the reservoir is disposable, unlike any GBB magazines which need regular maintenance to run at their best, because the reservoir is in constant use. That's what I meant by simpler.

To be fair, I've not even seen a WA M4 in real life... however, I'd not buy one simply because if the Chinese clones can have metal bodies, why the fook can't WA. I wasn't aware WA m4 mags were poorly put together either. As far as I'm aware, they're just big regular gas gun magazines.

[The Crunchy Bunny]

Did you even bother reading the tread? 575.00 is the current working price.

Ooops, missed that part. I guess I didn't pass the reading part of the third grade

[JohnDoe.com]

I'm desperatley hoping for a GBB C02 L85A2.

:hopes for a producer to hear that thought:
:sigh:

[Panzergraf]

Or a G36, especially if it runs on external regulated Co2/HPA and uses normal AEG mags.

[Korppi]

...normal AEG mags.

Amen to that! (+the external gas thingy, its nice to actually use a gun thats not hot or inconsistent)

[JAYALA]

Well given the fact that this is way less expensive than the 2 PTW's that I was going to purchase (One for me, one for my progenitor )
I might be getting 4 of this for me and my dad (His birthday is one day after mine, 2 for each)

[lee1hy]

plastic parts are FIBER or ABS?