ICS Challenger review part 3 - conclusion

Key points:
Good price considering the hop up chamber and advanced frame but total performance is limited by the slide set;
Expensive if upgrades are considered (require basically a complete upper) to make it as competitive as an upgraded TM that costs as much as the base gun;
No as versatile as a TM for advanced builders.
Buy if:
You enjoy recoil (will be a very heavy slide with red dot on);
You don't plan to upgrade (lower isn't TM compatible enough and is good enough/you would be looking at a complete new upper if you want significant performance change);
You plan to use it for secondary;
Don't buy if:
You plan to use it as a base gun for upgrades (TM and KJW are cheaper and better);

[@박칼튼]

slide is metal? I think it's polymer but some guys say this is metal slide...

[@Bsbsbg]

Would this be a good base gun if I plan on upgrading mostly the external parts? I live in Canada and a TM Hicapa basically costs as much as the ICS Challenger. I am thinking of getting a ICS Challenger instead of TM Hicapa as it has more metal parts than a TM Hicapa.

[@tannerg4511]

For real firearms, a red dot on the handgun is much faster than irons btw. Its slower in airsoft often because of the crappy quality of airsoft red dots.

[@mihailanchev8764]

How would you suggest to fix or minimize the jingle?

[@dexst2103]

你好，可以给我联系方式吗？电报也行

[@wyz2285]

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