Re: P90 or F2000
I would have to say the F2000 would be alot more fun to play around with.:evil:
I would have to say the F2000 would be alot more fun to play around with.:evil:
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Re: P90 or F2000
Well I'd go with P90 because it's:
More compact
More rounds (I think)
Probably cheaper, haven't done research on the prices though
Just cooler looking
Post a movie of you shooting empty Axe cans or whatever :p lol I do that with my pellet gun.Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
Say you have the cash for those weapons. What if some of the parts break? You can't get parts easier then some weapons and rare parts tend to come with a markup on them. I got around $3000+ in my H&K 91A2 and thats just the gun, some parts and mags. If you want to look at ammo cost, the P90s ammo costs way too much and you can't buy it's original designed rounds. Why? The P90 rounds were originally designed to be armor piercing only. But the civilian market got FN to build/make semi-auto and ball ammo.
For what your willing to spend check out these weapons.
Springfield Armory M1A Scout Sage Package
http://www.impactguns.com/store/SPG-SAGE-PKG.html
Remington 700 Police Sniper Special (PSS)
As for an AR15 there is too much stuff to list that you can do to one.
http://www.ar15.com
There are so many good weapons companies out there, but its just a matter of what you're will to pay. The most I've spent on a gun is $4500(Custom Remington LTR w/optics, bipod, custom stock. trigger work, paintjob, custom case and some different parts).
If I had to choose the P90 would be my pick. The barrel length sucks, but thats the law unless you get a SBR tax stamp. The gun has a nice feel and the top loading mags are up to par. The ammo cost sucks, but it's a blast to shoot!Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
i already have a bushmaster dissipator and a vepr II (plus the pistol)Originally posted by UrbanMarineSay you have the cash for those weapons. What if some of the parts break? You can't get parts easier then some weapons and rare parts tend to come with a markup on them. I got around $3000+ in my H&K 91A2 and thats just the gun, some parts and mags. If you want to look at ammo cost, the P90s ammo costs way too much and you can't buy it's original designed rounds. Why? The P90 rounds were originally designed to be armor piercing only. But the civilian market got FN to build/make semi-auto and ball ammo.
For what your willing to spend check out these weapons.
Springfield Armory M1A Scout Sage Package
http://www.impactguns.com/store/SPG-SAGE-PKG.html
Remington 700 Police Sniper Special (PSS)
As for an AR15 there is too much stuff to list that you can do to one.
http://www.ar15.com
There are so many good weapons companies out there, but its just a matter of what you're will to pay. The most I've spent on a gun is $4500(Custom Remington LTR w/optics, bipod, custom stock. trigger work, paintjob, custom case and some different parts).
If I had to choose the P90 would be my pick. The barrel length sucks, but thats the law unless you get a SBR tax stamp. The gun has a nice feel and the top loading mags are up to par. The ammo cost sucks, but it's a blast to shoot!
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Re: P90 or F2000
You Americans and your guns lol!
F2000 ftw though! Looks like you could whack a cool-ass scope on it.Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
id go with the fn2000, but i suppose the scope attachement thats designed for the gun comes with it?Originally posted by troybobI'm thinking about getting one (in real life) now that they are newly available.
Which one would you get?
MSRP: $1,514
troybobs opinion:
PRO's:
........Less Expensive
........Lighter Trigger Pull
........Shorter/Lighter
CON's:
........A turret in the magazine (seems less reliable)
........More Expensive ammo
........Less Accurate
MSRP: $1,920
troybobs opinion
PRO's:
........More accurate
........Uses AR-15 magazines (which I have)
........Easier to mount scopes
........More Balanced
CON's:
........Slippery Hanguard/grip
........No last-shot bolt open
EDIT: Aw crap wrong forum. Sorry moderators.Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
id go with the f2000 just because. i dont know crap about these guns, but one thing i do know....... I am proud to be an american, that goes to robert, cause gunz are fun.Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
I do agree guns are fun, I love just messing about with airsoft ones at home. I do however think a ban on guns benefits society, in the UK we hardly ever have 'shootings', unlike the US, so there is less crime, and less people die.Originally posted by Mobe_Jr
Discuss :)Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
not the gun kills, its the gunner.Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
SpringField SOCOM II rifle
Caliber: 7.62mm NATO (.308 Win.)
Barrel: 16.25", Twist: 1 turn in 11 inches, right hand, six-groove
Weight: 10.9 lbs. (without scope)
Length: 37.25" long
Mechanism: Rotating bolt, gas operated, air cooled, semi-automatic magazine fed rifle
Sights Front: Tritium post
Sights Rear: Enlarged military aperture with MOA click adjustments of both windage and elevation
Capacity: 10 round box magazine*
Trigger Pull: 5 to 6 lbs., two-stage military trigger
MSRP: $2,036
more accurate, customizable, more stopping power, sexier
Note: you can get the Preban 20 round box magazine if you live in a state which they are not illegal.
I think there only illegal in a few states, im not sureComment
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Re: P90 or F2000
the f2000 because its youd probly get alot more "holy sh*t's" at the shooting rangeComment
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Re: P90 or F2000
dont shoot your nuts off with that pistol in your pants troybob, and yes im talking about THE GUNComment
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Re: P90 or F2000
LOL. Ya really. . . Vepr=nice that is one sweet gun.
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Re: P90 or F2000
the firing pin was taken out for that photo (well actually I lost the pin while cleaning it - at the time it was on order), that and it was unloaded (although no gun is ever "not" loaded - even if dis-assembled)Originally posted by charlesbian
it was a dumb photo - i'm older now.Comment
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Re: P90 or F2000
The Socom II is nose heavy, seams very out of balance to me. I love the m1a/m14 design though.
Sig is coming out with a new rifle, sig 556, check it out.
The F200 looks like it has lots of space in the stock, maybe incase you need somewhere to store your cleaning kit, a few extra rounds, and a dry set of boots.Comment
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