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Alright, I need some advice from people:

inokatsu/gaurder steel kits... theyre definatly worth it.

Inokatsu FTW!

inokatsu AK bodies are the best. Guarder = Inokatsu. G&P is pretty hefty but nicely made, especially their full stock version. King Arms has released some bodies too and from alot of their past items they're pretty well made at a very affordable price.

I have a G&G Magnesium body on my AK. I'm unsure of the durability. So far, the two prongs [for lack of a better word] that hold the stock of the gun on seem to be durable enough. I'm defintely not worried about my gun breaking/bending, but I doubt mine is the most durable metal body option for extremely abusive operators.

thanks for the offer James, but if I'm going for a GP body it'd be the one with the m4 stock adaptor...

This http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ProductDetail?prodID=21392]Redwolf Inokatsu Receiver kit uses the Marui style front end. More expensive then all other options but you do get a very nice piece of kit.

so to sum it up James, you think the Inokatsu receiver is the most durable? I mean I have a Guarder/ Inokatsu kit gun but I'm looking for most of all durability and reliability.

inokatsu steel kits are difinitly the best. most money, but worth it 10x.

but man... I gotta do it, I got every other kind of AKs...

http://www.airsoftextreme.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=2885

the full inokatsu kits are probably one of the best out there in all aspects. You can't go wrong.

i think he ment the ones with the crane stock

[quote="GriffyP"]i think he ment the ones with the crane stock

lol

and regular ak's don't all alike either?

What he said

just went to the santa clara aex store... nothing that I wanted in stock except bbs... woohoo...

shoot... I was just browsing through the RMW site and saw the announcement from Inokatsu about the X47 body kit... guess I'll be holding out for that, in the meantime get the internals straight.

[quote="freq88"]and regular ak's don't all alike either?[/quote]Wood grain patterns differ quite a bit, as do stains and the type of wood used. :wink:

get a real body!!! haha jk

stone, I love the old skool AKs, I've got a RPK, AK47-S and AKM-S all with wood kits, and the smell is just intoxicating, but I want something else, even if it ends up looking like a M4, it still uses a v3 gb

[quote="lineman66"]stone, I love the old skool AKs, I've got a RPK, AK47-S and AKM-S all with wood kits, and the smell is just intoxicating, but I want something else, even if it ends up looking like a M4, it still uses a v3 gb[/quote]I know man, you have a beautiful collection of AK's from what I've seen. I don't hold anything against ya for wanting something more tactical. If you want something that's cool and tactical, but you also want it to be AK-based, it's a good option. :)

I've got a G&P Metal body on my RPK right now, and it's great. I'm not worried at all about the tabs breaking, they are quite thick.

My Prime AK reciever is teh secs. Makes it a heavy ass toy gun.

[quote="Stone"]I have a G&G Magnesium body on my AK. I'm unsure of the durability. So far, the two prongs [for lack of a better word] that hold the stock of the gun on seem to be durable enough. I'm defintely not worried about my gun breaking/bending, but I doubt mine is the most durable metal body option for extremely abusive operators.[/quote]

I like my CA metal body.