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#1 · Apr 17, 2013 hey, i was wondering what the differences were between the Cyma cm003 and the JG608? my local store is selling these and through all the reviews i've seen, what are the differences between the two? are they identical internally and externally? and if they aren't, would it be worth paying an extra $20 more on the JG608 than the CM003? Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Apr 17, 2013 Get the JG its better than the CM if your getting an G36c but if your getting an AK get the CM. #3 · Apr 17, 2013

brownieman190 said: Get the JG its better than the CM if your getting an G36c but if your getting an AK get the CM. Click to expand...

CM stands for Combat Machine NOT CYMA. I would get the JG if I were you. #4 · Apr 17, 2013 (Edited)

brownieman190 said: Get the JG because it's better than the CYMA (why?) if you're getting a G36c. But if you're getting an AK, get the CYMA. Click to expand...

Basic grammar corrections are in red.The sentence structure is so bad I don't even know where to start. Why do you even bother to post? #5 · Apr 17, 2013

JakeBworth said: Basic grammar corrections are in red.The sentence structure is so bad I don't even know where to start. Why do you even bother to post? Click to expand...

Dude who freaking cares? #6 · Apr 17, 2013 (Edited) I've never owned a CYMA, but I can vouch for the JG G36c. It was my first gun, and I have to say, I loved it. It's a great starter, or intermediate gun. It's very sturdy and can compete right out of the box. I recommend a 9.6V battery. It's a squeeze to get it in hand guard, but it'll fit. Overall it's a great gun. I suggest it.

brownieman190 said: Dude who freaking cares? Click to expand...

Everyone cares. It's a rule in these forums to use correct grammar. Just take the time to read over your post and don't use short hand. It makes the forums more user friendly and overall makes your post more helpful. Thanks

#7 · Apr 17, 2013

brownieman190 said: Dude who freaking cares? Click to expand...

Ummmmm I don't know about you guys but I care? It lets us understand your post and it prevents future confusion. Not to mention its actually a rule you agreed to when you signed up for the forums. #8 · Apr 17, 2013

L3gacyAirsoft said: Ummmmm I don't know about you guys but I care? It lets us understand your post and it prevents future confusion. Not to mention its actually a rule you agreed to when you signed up for the forums. Click to expand...

Well i have ac off and i don't really feel like correcting it but whatever ill turn it on.....i guess.. #9 · Apr 21, 2013 thanks for all the replies guys, great feedback from all of you. my mind is now set on getting the JG G36C. #10 · Apr 21, 2013

Envy said: thanks for all the replies guys, great feedback from all of you. my mind is now set on getting the JG G36C. Click to expand...

Good, it's a great beginner gun. Very solid and easy to upgrade

. #11 · Apr 22, 2013 It can be a great gun even for more advanced players. The G36 is my favorite platform. Easy to work on, solid construction, good performance (even if left stock with 11.1 LiPo) and they look mean. #12 · Apr 22, 2013 Ares is better Their ebb g36 rocks #13 · Apr 22, 2013

darkvirus_07 said: Ares is better Their ebb g36 rocks Click to expand...

I'm sure they are great, but I can buy 5 or 6 used JGs and have them shooting wonderfully for about the same price. For an entry-level rifle the JG is awesome for the price. I do plan on getting an ARES someday though. #14 · Apr 22, 2013

Envy said: thanks for all the replies guys, great feedback from all of you. my mind is now set on getting the JG G36C. Click to expand...

Yeah JG G36c is an awesome gun! I highly recommend it. #15 · Apr 23, 2013 Jg because you can use it in cqb and anywhere else I have 1 ad hasn't let me down #16 · Apr 23, 2013

darkvirus_07 said: Ares is better Their ebb g36 rocks Click to expand...

Do you even own one? The JG G36 internals are stellar. ARES Internals are mediocre compared to JGs superb internal quality. #17 · Apr 23, 2013 If on one area JG shine is on the production of JG36s, they hold well for the value. Not as easy to work on and slap parts like M4/M16, but they are solid guns, just takes a little bit extra to make the mods. #18 · Apr 23, 2013 I bought an ares g36 for 200! Brand new! Not that expensive! Good price for a bad *** gun! #19 · Apr 23, 2013 Sweet can I see a pic of the ares? I've been looking at them for a while #20 · Apr 23, 2013

darkvirus_07 said: I bought an ares g36 for 200! Brand new! Not that expensive! Good price for a bad *** gun! Click to expand...

Just saying, you should probably extensively test the Ares for a while before suggesting it over another gun

I had both, and the internal quality of the Ares does not compare. #21 · Apr 23, 2013

darkvirus_07 said: I bought an ares g36 for 200! Brand new! Not that expensive! Good price for a bad *** gun! Click to expand...

Come back and suggest it when you've fielded the gun and opened it up. Not just because you bought it and think it's a good gun. #22 · Apr 23, 2013

darkvirus_07 said: I bought an ares g36 for 200! Brand new! Not that expensive! Good price for a bad *** gun! Click to expand...

Weren't you just asking what the better rifle was between the ARES G36CV and the CA SCAR Sportline? Seems you either found an ARES really quickly, just got one and haven't fielded it or you don't have one at all. This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread. Insert Quotes Post Reply

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