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GSG5

Post by wetwrks » 03 Sep 2008, 15:38

Anyone here tried out the GSG5?

http://www.impactguns.com/store/GSG5.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would like to check one out. Always liked the MP5 style and then to have something similar and so cheep too.

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Re: GSG5

Post by jmz5 » 03 Sep 2008, 16:28

I have been kicking the idea around of getting one, but I have a ton of .22lr rifles already.
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Post by Holliday89 » 03 Sep 2008, 16:39

Got one, and love it.
It works great after about 300 or so rounds I have had a few light hits no fires. Course taht was a 550 bulk pack.
Its a bit of a pain to take a part in only that the MP5 has push pins to take it apart. On the GSG5 those pins are screws, not really to much of a pain but if the MP5 can work with pins I just wish the GSG5 could have had the pins as well.
I really like mine, I shoot it more often then my other plinkers.
Friends that see it get all exctied to shoot it cuz is not as loud and dosent kick like and real MP5.
I know the MP5 dosent really kick but a few friends that I take shooting everynow and then aren't that tuff. :laugh:

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Re: GSG5

Post by Grantness » 03 Sep 2008, 19:55

hell, you could get a ruger 10/22 with one of those tasco stocks and stick a MWG 50 round mag on there....would function pretty much the same (but with more rounds).

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Post by flyingirish04 » 04 Sep 2008, 00:41

The GSG-5 will be one of my next gun purchases. I love my 10/22, but this little baby is pretty sweet. My uncle has one, and I loved it. Ammo price is cheap, and it is a lot of fun to go shoot the varmints with.
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Post by mickey223 » 04 Sep 2008, 16:12

Have two (one pistol one rifle) I plan on SBR the pistol and have already made a custom adapter for FH and silencer. With the rifle, I was lucky to get one of the earlier models with the front dust cover. Bought one of the mp5 cocking tube lasers, CA retractble stock, cheap utg milldot 4x scope and mount, looking for a good rail system. But it shoots like a dream with the scope and is just darn fun.

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Re: GSG5

Post by Wollychop » 04 Sep 2008, 16:22

I really like the look of the GSG5. I might end up getting the pistol version and getting an SBR stamp down the line.

Does it come with a weaver rail?

But sometimes I just have to ask WHY when it comes to 10/22 kits: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =108452031" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Re: GSG5

Post by jmz5 » 04 Sep 2008, 16:33

Most of those kits look just plain silly.
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Post by Grantness » 04 Sep 2008, 17:23

those things are really cool until u realize they are .22lrs. Seems kind of like playing with airsoft to me. In terms of functionality there is not much difference except in cosmetics. It just seems like a lot of dough to dish out for a .22lr that isnt ultra accurate.

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Post by MrSlippyFist » 04 Sep 2008, 17:44

Wollychop wrote:But sometimes I just have to ask WHY when it comes to 10/22 kits: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =108452031" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Holy crap that is priceless.


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Re: GSG5

Post by Wollychop » 04 Sep 2008, 17:46

hahahahaha Slippy, excellent use of gunbroker! :laugh:

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Post by jmz5 » 04 Sep 2008, 18:46

I wish I would have scrolled all the way down the first time I clicked that link. :lmao:
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Re: GSG5

Post by Grantness » 04 Sep 2008, 19:37

if those 25 .22s dont do the job, you could always bludgen your quarry to death. or better yet...Does that thing come with a bayonet lug?

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Re: GSG5

Post by jmz5 » 04 Sep 2008, 19:39

:laugh: I'm sure he will throw in some duct tape, along with a tactical Eveready 2D tac light.
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Re: GSG5

Post by wetwrks » 04 Sep 2008, 20:28

Wollychop wrote:Image
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Post by DAUG » 09 Sep 2008, 11:53

Holy hell, that surely beats the cost of ownership of the real thing!

I guess if you want one, you're that much closer to being a true Internet Commando!

I got to say this one really looks Coooool though. :D
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Post by Zhurdan » 09 Sep 2008, 12:04

Grantness wrote:Seems kind of like playing with airsoft to me. In terms of functionality there is not much difference except in cosmetics.
Getting shot with an airsoft gun probably hurts, getting shot with a .22 might make a guy cry for his momma. hehe

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Post by drkstrw » 19 Nov 2008, 23:44

I finally got one and with a GSG5 collapsible stock. Which does not block the ejection port when collapsed. :monkey: :monkey:

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Re: GSG5

Post by MrSlippyFist » 20 Nov 2008, 08:07

I talked a co-worker into getting one and he loves it. And I still get to shoot it when we go to the range.
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Re: GSG5

Post by stg2ahn » 20 Nov 2008, 15:58

http://www.gunblast.com/GSG5.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
An online review of the rifle.

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Re: GSG5

Post by Wollychop » 20 Nov 2008, 17:41

I want one of these now.

Damnit.

satellite, do you have the pistol version or the rifle?

And speaking of weird stuff...

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =116123728" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

We made fun of this months ago. I wonder why it hasn't sold? :ponder:

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Re: GSG5

Post by Iggimo2 » 21 Nov 2008, 06:47

Because it is fugly and the solution to a problem that will never crop up.

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Re: GSG5

Post by Wollychop » 21 Nov 2008, 07:14

heheh no doubt. It is actually quite an abomination.

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Re: GSG5

Post by dtask » 21 Nov 2008, 15:13

I have one of these (GSG-5 rifle) that has an aluminum tri-rail forearm that I bought & modified to a solid fit. Now that the weight is even and feels right (read less plastic), it is awesome and it is my favorite plinker - dead on accurate and never hangs up. I love these firearms.

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Re: GSG5

Post by stg2ahn » 21 Nov 2008, 15:18

is changing the windage and elevation a Bitc*?
I know the diopter sights are a pain pliers or a special tool is needed to adjust the sights.

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Re: GSG5

Post by dtask » 21 Nov 2008, 17:09

The sights on the rifle are simple to adjust...now my C-More railway, well, that's another story.

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Re: GSG5

Post by cwadams70 » 29 Nov 2008, 16:17

I love my GSG. Very reliable and have yet to experience any problems. I have put approx. 1500 rds through it both HV and sub-sonic and all has cycled the gun. Surprisingly, I prefer the sub-sonic due to the decreased sound. I would recommend this as an addition to anyones collection.

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