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Most airsofters wouldnt put up with the weight real gear actually weighs, thats why you see so many tricked out M4-gerys with rail equipment that doesnt fit the scenario.

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Indeed. I would not put much on an M4 for Airsoft, perhaps a flashlight in a dark area(though why do that when you can pull a pistol and a maglite?), a pistol grip to assist is CQB, maybe a reddot sight or laser sight, nothing too fancy. No need for anything really shiny.

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RedWolf is a retailer not a manufacturer so you may have a lower quality gun than some of the other ones. Mine is only about a hundred grams lighter than the real Desert Eagle so its pretty close.

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I got an Automatic Kitty Kat, Semi and Auto modes, battery powered, 60 rounds. It works pretty good.

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Kitty Kat? What is that?

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hehe that "Aimpoint" wana-B is crap. it is a red dot that is it....

and when i was in the army iron sights were the only tride and true thng. u cant have a aimpoint or laser/red dot sight with out zeroing your weapon to begin with by straping on a sight is crazy if u dont have it zeroed.

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For an Airsoft weapon, why do through all that trouble, when you can just spray and pray?

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when you 'were' in the Army? your age says your 19, what did you get kicked out for?

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Yeah, even if one went in at 17, basic takes 2 months, and then you have specific training. Plus, isn't the signup minimum 4 years?

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Because, you'll barely hit them. People who aim normally, on a regular basis, get results. Spray and praying is useful only when you try to scare people. I scare people good, by holding down on automatic when my clip is empty, people think they are getting shot at so a buddy can go reload (it's fun but soon enough they'll figure it out).