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can the vfc scar really work if dunked under water and also would that eventually have an effect?

I have seen and heard great things about the VFC, but, as with most CA products their's is said to be a pretty solid gun as well. I really don't like the battery design, but that is preference

was very curious and u had an answer lol thanks

Go to AEX and check 'em out when you get a chance. The VFC looks and feels fantastic

o i will thanks dude

o one last question can the vfc be used after being in water and also does it affect anything?

bump give me an answer

I believe your lack of an answer is an answer all of its own. While VFC did show tests of them doing that. I doubt anyone has the mindset to put $500 to the test.

very true haha but just wondering though even if it did work do u believe that it would eventually effect the internal like with rust or something ?

It wont rust if you clean it well

true

ANY aeg can be used after being submerged in water so long that electronic conponents are not shorted out. in short the answer is YES the vfc can be operational after being dunked under water, not a good idea, but if you want to try go ahead

Yeah let's dump $500+ in water. :roll:

i wasnt planning on doing it lol but yet it be cool though saying my gun can go in water and still work and yours cant lol haha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtgZYlN7cwU

They ploped a TM in a fishtank in the Airsoft Giide DVD, and shot it under water, and again out of water immediately after....but like mentioned why!

wow that is exactly what i was going to do lol u must be some sort of mind reader lol

That would be a fun thing to do during a game. But the nice thing is at least you don't have to worry about it raining during a game. That's one thing I was always wondering...do the guns have problems if they get wet.

yea i know that would be so cool that is one of the main reasons why i brought this up go full navy seal lol

AEGs have very simply circuitry*. A bit of water like that will not damage an AEG. Also, notice that he shook off most of the water prior to firing the weapon.

true but shaking it off does not get all the water off it and plus u would think that getting the battery wet or the motor wet would do something to it. I am just amazed that it fired :shock:

I've seen people shoot with their gun half under water at Nam. Just make sure your cylinder and barrel are somewhat above water.

ok cool thanks alot

[quote="hunterblinc209"]true but shaking it off does not get all the water off it and plus u would think that getting the battery wet or the motor wet would do something to it. I am just amazed that it fired :shock:[/quote]