The Airsoft ICS M4 tactical carbine will work either as a stealth weapon or as an all out battering ram against your opponents. Training on the Airsoft ICS M4 tactical carbine requires a steady hand and really fine tuned hand to eye coordination. If you're at all afraid of loud noises, perhaps you'd be better off with a lower caliber carbine.
Tournament veterans used to love playing with the Airsoft ICS M4 Tactical Carbine, but, as gas gun technology has improved, many former AEG devotees have switched allegiances. Believe it or not, some gas powered Airsoft machine guns are giving the standard Airsoft electric guns a run for their money! It's anyone's guess as to how this debate will unfold.
The Popular Classic Airsoft ICS M4 Tactical Carbine
As far as I'm concerned, the AEG's will always be able to blow away the gas powered fully automatic submachine guns. After all, battery powered machines simply require less maintenance, and the blow back option--for all the hullabaloo surrounding it--remains off putting to a large percentage of Airsoft tournament players. That said, new technologies for gas guns feature non blow back options.
For instance, consider the admittedly low end HFC M7.65 PPK gas gun. Although this gizmo is not appropriate for hard core skirmishing action, it still looks and feels like a tournament gun. As the major manufacturers adopt non blow back tech to their higher end lineup, we may see a flourishing of semi automatic and automatic gas weaponry in paintball and Airsoft tournament arenas.
