Which is better?

[IgnobleBasterd 161]

A damaged polymer AK handguard, or a pristine wooden handguard. Which is better?

[-Gews- 7443]

Polymer

[TheBeanMan 22]

Pristine wooden one

[HaseDesTodes 315]

since weapon attchments (expept for lamps/scopes) don't influence your weapon behaviour (afaik) it's all about the looks

so the answer is, it realy depends which look you prefer. for me its a green-painted ak with green handguard and buttstock

thats why i'd take the polymer one, but it's just "better" in a matter of personal taste

[-Gews- 7443]

since weapon attchments (expept for lamps/scopes) don't influence your weapon behaviour (afaik) it's all about the looks

so the answer is, it realy depends which look you prefer. for me its a green-painted ak with green handguard and buttstock

thats why i'd take the polymer one, but it's just "better" in a matter of personal taste

 

Nah, they do indeed influence it. I don't think damaged vs pristine has an effect at the moment but the wood handguard doesn't reduce dispersion and the polymer does. I seriously doubt anyone would be able to notice the difference between the two though. You can remove ALL your attachments on those guns and still have the same accuracy as SKS, CR 527, AUG, Sporter, etc.

[HaseDesTodes 315]

Nah, they do indeed influence it. I don't think damaged vs pristine has an effect at the moment but the wood handguard doesn't reduce dispersion and the polymer does. I seriously doubt anyone would be able to notice the difference between the two though. You can remove ALL your attachments on those guns and still have the same accuracy as SKS, CR 527, AUG, Sporter, etc.

 

whithout wanting to sound to philosophic, but if you can't notice the difference, is there realy a difference?

[Kaffarov37 125]

It shouldn't matter what you have for the front grip. Though I have herd it's only the stocks that affect a weapons accuracy