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[ninja stalin]

it appears they'llbe releasing more than just the m60vn,
there is also an 'm60e4 us navy seals', and an 'm60e3 smg'



also an m2 tripod

Edited by ninja stalin, 05 August 2006 - 07:23 AM.

[elrey]

M60 SMG?

Almost like a Dragunov SVD CQB rifle, then?

[Ubeswardog]

Mhm, indeed it appears they are.

It looks like Inokatsu has lots and lots of nice new goodies for us.

Just out of curiosity, where did you find these new products?

Edited by Ubeswardog, 05 August 2006 - 07:53 AM.

[Robot 2000]

Almost like a Dragunov SVD CQB rifle, then?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yesterday's hot topic reference +1!

In the real world, I would only ever buy a full size m60. The short ones are a bit bleh.

Or a PKM . . .

[Death By Cadbury]

I dont know, regardless of barrel length I find it hard to classify the m249 as an smg.

[Shard]

And the M60 ?


I think i would have to go with a full size M60 if i were to get one, seems like a half arsed job if you get a shorty version. I can see it being popular regardless though, it still looks nice !

[ninja stalin]

the products were found on inokatsu's website

Edited by ninja stalin, 05 August 2006 - 01:36 PM.

[scooberoo]

Redwolf already has the E4 and even a Mk 43 (E4 with the railed handguards and feed covers, duck bill, etc). It's 2 boxes, but no big price increase. I believe this is their own package deal.

[tcl]

I am go VFC MK43 Mod0. They are release complete guns.

Check here for the test video.
VFC MK43 Mod in test

[Duke Togo]

I'd go VFC if you only wanted the Mk 43. The Inos are better if you wanted a swappable M60. The base is the same but you can swap out the E3, to an E3 shorty, E4, or Mk 43. It's insanely expensive but the ability to do so means not being stuck with one gun. The VN however will vave to be it's own since there's more than just the front end that's different. I'd imagine a VN shorty will surface as well.

[Godallmighty]

Having an Inokatsu M60E3 I wouldn’t change it for the VFC out of the simple reason that the VFC only take “stick” batteries whereas the Inokatsu can house a full size 3600 mah battery. Believe me when I say it’s needed for a full day of gaming!

Second of all; Inokatsu has succeeded in capturing exactly the right colours of the M60, which I think would be a tough match for VFC! (OK, there should be a little more copper tone to the barrel, otherwise it’s perfectly matched!)

[Rapier]

I wonder how much that tripod will be. Be kinda cool to get that for the gas operated M2HB a friend is building

[snorkelman]

I'd probably adopt the one base gun and seperate conversion kit approach with an escortized one given cost of the internals, if i wanted more than one config (though the E4 will do me nicely lol)

But if I was AEG-ing them and wanted more than one config, then Id buy a second complete kit rather than one gun and a conversion. Unless Ino drop the price of the cnversion substantially then the difference in price between conversion and full kit isnt enough to justify 'just' having the add on parts IMO particularly if looking to offload one of them at a later date)

then again if i was AEG-ing them Id give the VFC ones more of a look over first before deciding which way to jump esp if VFC were to extend the range of models beyond the MK43-0 (Can see the attraction of a 3600, but if the stick battery was a quck replace i wouldnt be overly concerned about the battery options)

What option did you go for on the escortised one duke? Personally I went with internals as Id already organised an E4 kit, though if it wasnt for the ban Id have waited out a full one (didnt think theyd be available this soon lol)

[Titleist]

I'd go VFC if you only wanted the Mk 43.  The Inos are better if you wanted a swappable M60.  The base is the same but you can swap out the E3, to an E3 shorty, E4, or Mk 43.  It's insanely expensive but the ability to do so means not being stuck with one gun.  The VN however will vave to be it's own since there's more than just the front end that's different.  I'd imagine a VN shorty will surface as well.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Sorry man but the VFC can take stick batteries AND fullsize batteries in the box magazine. Just want to dispell that misinformation.

[Hillslam]

Can the Inokatsu take a PCG style gearbox? Or just the traditional v2 with the motor in the grip?

[Titleist]

The Inokatsu uses a V3 gearbox, so therefore the grip holds the motor.

[Godallmighty]

The current version of inokatsu is using the v. III box, but they have anounced the release of a new "horizontal style gearbox" (similar to the PGC box). It's been displayed together with their new "M60A1" model.

[xerxes]

I just wish they'd hurry up and announce pricing for a fully built M60A1... My credit card is itching!

[tcl]

I'd go VFC if you only wanted the Mk 43.  The Inos are better if you wanted a swappable M60.  The base is the same but you can swap out the E3, to an E3 shorty, E4, or Mk 43.  It's insanely expensive but the ability to do so means not being stuck with one gun.  The VN however will vave to be it's own since there's more than just the front end that's different.  I'd imagine a VN shorty will surface as well.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I think VFC may also coming other model of M60 series very easy. I will recommend you choice a better base.

[tcl]

Having an Inokatsu M60E3 I wouldn’t change it for the VFC out of the simple reason that the VFC only take “stick” batteries whereas the Inokatsu can house a full size 3600 mah battery. Believe me when I say it’s needed for a full day of gaming!

Second of all; Inokatsu has succeeded in capturing exactly the right colours of the M60, which I think would be a tough match for VFC! (OK, there should be a little more copper tone to the barrel, otherwise it’s perfectly matched!)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No. No. No. The VFC MK43 able to have two way for connect power source. One is in gas cylender and one on box mag.

The video you can find on the google video are use 11.1v 4200mah battery for test. It is host on box mag.

I saw the real M60 barrel by my eyes, I will go VFC.