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DoctorDeath · February 22nd, 2008, 22:41

I think CA has more durable internals (steel gears, 7mm gearbox) but their quality control isn't as good as TM, so they might need some adjustments. But once properly installed they should last longer. CA is nearly at TM level in all aspects and better in some. Anyways I've owned a CA MP5 and M15, both we're really nice guns, the latest MP5 (B&T) is a really nice gun, sliding hop up stays dead on, nice metal body, works for CQB or outdoors. Plastics are decent, awesome ROF with 9.6 volt. I sold both of them, but I kind of wish I never sold the MP5 and keep on eye on the classifieds for another one. Any CA gun nowadays is a decent bet, can't really go wrong.

February 22nd, 2008, 22:41	#8
DoctorDeath Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: St. John's / Halifax	I think CA has more durable internals (steel gears, 7mm gearbox) but their quality control isn't as good as TM, so they might need some adjustments. But once properly installed they should last longer. CA is nearly at TM level in all aspects and better in some. Anyways I've owned a CA MP5 and M15, both we're really nice guns, the latest MP5 (B&T) is a really nice gun, sliding hop up stays dead on, nice metal body, works for CQB or outdoors. Plastics are decent, awesome ROF with 9.6 volt. I sold both of them, but I kind of wish I never sold the MP5 and keep on eye on the classifieds for another one. Any CA gun nowadays is a decent bet, can't really go wrong. __________________ The Doctor is in.