VFC Defender

[MyUsernameIsTooLong]

I found this gun for sale which I hear it's really good. It's a VFC Defender



Now I know the RIS rails are great, but this does not come with them, although it looks like you can attach something. My idea is to put a vertical grip. Do you think any grip will be compatible with this gun, or that type of rail requires something different?

[nedmac]

Those are just rail covers, to make it more comfortable to handle.

Under them is a RIS, so basically all attachments will work for you

[Matt]

There's not that much room for a vertical grip on an AEG with that barrel length, you don't really need it. I'd suggest something with a longer barrel if you want a versatile platform for indoor / outdoor. That's a tiny inner barrel length, won't be very accurate.

[MyUsernameIsTooLong]

Yeah that will be a future upgrade if i get this gun. The reason why I'm considering it, is because it's a very good gun, according to reviews, and it comes with a bunch of goodies, such as lipo batteries, charger, magazines, case and sling. So far it's going for only 200 bucks on ebay, and the gun alone new it's 350 bucks.

[MyUsernameIsTooLong]

So the lipo batteries that come with this gun deal are

Voltage 7.4 2a
Mah 2000
Cont. 15c
Burst 30c

So what exactly do these numbers mean, and what advantages will I see?

[Matt]

A typical lipo voltage is 7.2 or 11.1, but some guns aren't sturdy enough internally to handle 11.1. Not sure about the VFC since I haven't handled one, but in this case the 7.2 is a safe battery to have.

[Mindspeed]

Voltage 7.4 (Power of battery. Higher voltage stronger battery)
Mah 2000 (how much storage the battery has, bigger the number longer it lasts also can mean a bigger physical battery)
Cont. 15c (the discharge rate of the battery)
Burst 30c (same as above but what the battery can burst to on a discharge)

Think I have it right, but I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong