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[That_One_Person]

http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/prod...sp?prodID=21260

This beast is supposed to fire at over 20 rounds per second at a very VERY high feet per second rating too high for Arnies. Built around a 7mm bearing mechbox with high quality components such as Systema high speed gears. Included in the price is also a Inokatsu Auto-Winding 1300rds Ammo Bag Type B. It is like they almost planned to rip people off by offering complete guns with high quality parts for only $78 USD more!!! Well anyway, it is expensive but it looks pretty good.

Edited by That_One_Person, 04 October 2006 - 10:23 PM.

[Titleist]

I'm sure this is a direct response to VFC's Mk43 which is cheaper and ready to rock out of the box for 100-200 less than the Inokatsu.

[That_One_Person]

I'm sure this is a direct response to VFC's Mk43 which is cheaper and ready to rock out of the box for 100-200 less than the Inokatsu.

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Eh figures, I wonder which is better though.

[The End]

I'd rather buy the custom MG42 from WGC.

[FPBBrandon]

@ The End- Agreed.

[Sale]

It is like they almost planned to rip people off by offering complete guns with high quality parts for only $78 USD more!

You mean installing a gearbox with premium internals, assembling the gun and adding a wooden crate and ammo bag for 78 USD is a rip off? To me it sounds like a good deal!

-Sale

[twonuts]

Does anyone know if this is the V3-style gearbox or the Inokatsu gearbox? Would HATE to pay that much for another V3 gun.

[Sarge133]

You mean installing a gearbox with premium internals, assembling the gun and adding a wooden crate and ammo bag for 78 USD is a rip off? To me it sounds like a good deal!

-Sale

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Im gonna go out on a limb here and say he was joking. If not feel free to smack me with a market fresh tuna.

[tcl]

I'm sure this is a direct response to VFC's Mk43 which is cheaper and ready to rock out of the box for 100-200 less than the Inokatsu.

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You are right. If VFC didn't coming out. How much you know we have to pay for?

US$2115.00

Now for $1378.00 at RW

I don't want to pay expansive shipping cost on the wood crate, since it is not military issue. Except RW give FREE shipping.

Here is other post to compare VFC and Inokatsu.
VFC, Inokatsu, Real Steel compare

[Sale]

Im gonna go out on a limb here and say he was joking. If not feel free to smack me with a market fresh tuna.

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Ah, I understood he meant the initial price of the kits, which admittedly were quite high.

twonuts: Inokatsu uses a V3 gearbox. I'd like to hear a different opinion about that box, since everyone else loves it.

-Sale

[twonuts]

Ah, I understood he meant the initial price of the kits, which admittedly were quite high.

twonuts: Inokatsu uses a V3 gearbox. I'd like to hear a different opinion about that box, since everyone else loves it.

-Sale

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Sale, don't get me wrong, V3 is a great gearbox, anyone who has worked with it can attest to that. I'm saying for the money, I'd rather see the Inokatsu M60s use the gearbox I see in their teaser posters and not just have the gun be another shell holding a V3.

[Sale]

Sale, don't get me wrong, V3 is a great gearbox, anyone who has worked with it can attest to that. I'm saying for the money, I'd rather see the Inokatsu M60s use the gearbox I see in their teaser posters and not just have the gun be another shell holding a V3.

You'll have to excuse me for my ignorance, but I thought the Inokatsu was originally designed for the V3 gearbox and it is the one in their teaser pictures, save for the motor mount which is different. Could you point me towards a teaser poster where this special gearbox is present?

-Sale

Edited by Sale, 05 October 2006 - 08:02 AM.

[Carbine]

Sale, http://www.inokatsu.com on the front page there's a poster of the M60 VN with a pic of the special gearbox.

[Sale]

Seems like The Major Award for Laziness goes to me.

-Sale

[That_One_Person]

I was talking about people wwho purchased the kits.

[Five-sEvEn]

Ah, I understood he meant the initial price of the kits, which admittedly were quite high.

twonuts: Inokatsu uses a V3 gearbox. I'd like to hear a different opinion about that box, since everyone else loves it.

-Sale

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I have a cracked V3 box lying around
Also, my current V3 in my high speed gun has stripped screw threads.

My AK's V3 seems to be warped a bit (shim job is kinda wierd compared to my K but maybe my K's box is messed up).

Don't get me wrong, I love V3s much more than V2s, but I've had my fair share of V3 problems.

Also, is there any place online that shows a chart comparing all the support guns produced and what gearboxes they use? I'm curious to see the generations of support gun gearboxes out there in one spot *ish lazier than sale*.

[Gundrosen]

Looks like Inokatsu finally found out that their prices were way to high.

Now they can really compete with VFC. But I would still prefer the new type gearbox, and I hate the railed handguard(but thats just me)

I like the wooden case, even if it isnt military issue, it sure would be a nice place to keep the gun.

I hope Ino will keep up the good prices when the BAR comes along, but I wouldnt bet on it

Oh, and I noticed on thing, on RW it says: "Shooting Mode:Semi, Full Auto" Is that really true? Because that would be kinda silly

Edited by Gundrosen, 05 October 2006 - 12:24 PM.

[Sale]

I have a cracked V3 box lying around
Also, my current V3 in my high speed gun has stripped screw threads.

The Inokatsu box is sandwiched inside the steel receiver. No way it's going to crack. Stripped screw threads will happen with any box if you put the screw in wrong or too tight.

[Angry]

Here is other post to compare VFC and Inokatsu.
VFC, Inokatsu, Real Steel compare

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I don't see how anyone could buy the Inokatsu after reading that. Its not accurate in any way!

[Gundrosen]

I agree, Inokatsu need to work out the "mistakes" and make another batch

But what I really dont understand is that Inokatsu links to a site which hosts those pics at their own site

Edited by Gundrosen, 05 October 2006 - 07:32 PM.