G36 FTW wrote:Be careful with it, I kinda liked the KWA plastic-metal hybrid idea so much that I bought one.
However after just one day of play the receiver on my KWA Mod2 is starting to show hairline cracks around the rear receiver pin. It now seems obvious to me that pinning a metal receiver to a plastic one is asking for trouble, when the plastic receiver flexes, the metal upper can't, so the plastic cracks.
As for a tightbore, even my CQB length Mod2 is pretty accurate at a moderate range. I've never been able to justify tightbore barrels, as usually accuracy issues are caused by the hop up unit. Just a thought.
The plastic lower receivers from KWA are hit or miss. My KWA CQR has been through the ringer and it's only finally showing the two hairline cracks you've mentioned. I've taken it to two day long mil-sim scenarios, crawling through creeks (fully submerged at points), and regular games once or twice a month. I expected it to fail much sooner. The cracks don't inhibit the function of the weapon, but they're still there.
I purchased it back in September.
But, on the other hand, many of the CQRs purchased at a local airsoft store have been returned. They all have cracks in the exact same spot, the front receiver pin.
I didn't buy them from a local shop, so I dunno. Plastic is plastic.
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