ICS plastic guns?

[master shake224]

just found a shop that sells a range of ics plastic guns - unfortunately i cant get much info on em (yes ive tried google :P ) has anyone had any experience with any of the plastic m4 varients? i am skeptical about an ICS m4 for £150 - looks a bit too good to be true. thanks

[bravotwozero]

Re: ICS plastic guns?

I think they call it the sportline series. All it is, is a little compramise in quality. No metal bodies mean a much cheaper price tag, internally it should be alllright.

[master shake224]

Re: ICS plastic guns?

its not similer to the classic army sportline series is it? because they are no better than china guns and sometimes worse.

[Devlin]

Re: ICS plastic guns?

Sprotline is Classic Army, I think these are just ICS's attempt at the clone market and I suspect you'd be better off buying a JG than an ICS clone.

[master shake224]

Re: ICS plastic guns?

its not a clone its a whole new gun

[curlyboy]

Re: ICS plastic guns?

The ICS website site says they are the same as the regular ICS full metal guns but with plastic bodies the internals and features are the same.

But i have not seen or handled one so i cannot say how solid they are but ICS guns are usually pretty good so you should be ok.

curlyboy

[Another]

Re: ICS plastic guns?

So far the only good "Sports line" range from any of the high end manufacturers has been the G&G Combat Machine from the reviews i've read. Friend of mine had one of the CA sportline M15 and after a few months the gearbox just chewed itself.

[master shake224]

Re: ICS plastic guns?

the combat machine is rarer than gold dust at the moment - everytime i order one - they say i have to wait 5 weeks. it is not encouraging that no-one has had experience wid these guns though :P