Heckler and Koch G36C (more pics in 1st post)

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I received my G36C last week. Haven't had time to shoot it. But, the weight and balance is phenomenal.

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arrrrghhh every time I see someone with g36 it pisses me off. How the heck you guys can afford that? and second how the heck did you even find it x.x


Nice rifle, I just envy you guys who can get it.
 
I give it less than a month before you sell it and have something new and cool.

Nice stick.
 
There are not many on the market that's for sure. But, with some patience they can be found. The price tag is not for the faint of heart, that's for sure. I used to have lots of cheap guns in the safe. I sold them all off, and now have just a few choice pieces.

yingtsay said:
arrrrghhh every time I see someone with g36 it pisses me off. How the heck you guys can afford that? and second how the heck did you even find it x.x


Nice rifle, I just envy you guys who can get it.
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So what is next after this? Im sure youve told yourself the collection is complete...but is it ever really complete?

Great looking gun.
 
Arggh, but what will you do with it? Overprice novelty item with hard to source ammo!!!

After firing a 9mm UMP I wasnt impressed.
 
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Arggh, but what will you do with it? Overprice novelty item with hard to source ammo!!!

After firing a 9mm UMP I wasnt impressed.
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Yeah, I know what you mean. I must admit, having owned a number of G36s (never a C model before though), the firing experience is a little underwhelming, mainly due to the heavy trigger pull. It's not like the experience of firing a Swiss Arms; as soon as you pull the trigger, you feel that the high price was worth it.
 
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Yeah, I know what you mean. I must admit, having owned a number of G36s (never a C model before though), the firing experience is a little underwhelming, mainly due to the heavy trigger pull. It's not like the experience of firing a Swiss Arms; as soon as you pull the trigger, you feel that the high price was worth it.
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It is what it is, a mass produced polymer gun. How is the accuracy btw compared to say the swiss stuff?
 
those are nice, i held one or two of those, for a swat team so they were automatic :D but i never got to shoot them of course, got to see a few mp5's a hk91 and some other fun toys like the hk msg 90. was a fun day to say the least just holding the beauties, i can only dream about rifles like these...
 
Oh no you didn't! Nice rifle. It's nice to see people going for it 'because they can' even at a high dollar level.:dancingbanana:
 
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