So their remodel has actually saved cyyyu a wasted purchase?

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Thank you for the answers guys! But I think I am I little dumb, I found this thread when I was googling and when I skimmed through this thread I saw "So you definitely want to avoid the M1928 and get the M1A1."
That's why I asked before, and to be honest I didn't even know what a "PR build" was until after I asked. So I'm not interested in making a PR. But is the 1928 worth getting if i just want to use it for airsoft and because it is really cool (In my opinion).
sorry,, and thanks again.

Based on THAT info cyyyu then the King arms 1928 is not an accurate version of the real 1928, but for our puropses building pulse rifles it is fine.

It's really only an M1A1 with a finned barrel and 1928 style wood, the upper and lowere reciever are all M1A1

You asked...


It's an ok airsoft, but there are better guns . The thompson isnt exactly the best choice for serious gaming. However your choice of airsoft is your own in the end.


M

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Ah! I see cyyyu. I thought you were enquiring as to whether the M1928 version was suitable as a base for use with the likes of the G&P pulse rifle kit etc.

As Matsuo also points out it's not an accurate replica of the real thing, but if this doesn't bother you too much & it floats your boat then go for it. Personal choice is one of the great things about airsoft.

Regards.

John.