Sorry because make you all angry with me .Peace
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hehe i m in the mid of making my own silencer

which is brass material for the body
when i finish it, i post some pics for it

Hi mate,
Base on field experience, we recommend an AEG that fire at least 330 FPS for skirmish. The maximum allowed FPS depend on where you play, but generally, most skirmish ground operator will limit AEGs at 400 FPS (+/- 10%) and Bolt action rifle at 550 FPS (+/- 10%). Why the +/- 10%? because chronograph only "estimate" your AEGs FPS, they didn't provide true numbers on your toy FPS. As for myself, if you know how to play the game, even a toy that sucks at FPS can become deadly. There are an old saying " a bad gun in a good hand can get the job done". As for quality, a toy reliability doesn't rely on FPS alone. In my knowledge, upon extensive readings, I found out that TM AEGs, though lacks in FPS, compensate themselves for better accuracy. As for most china brand which comes with titanic FPS, their accuracy are not as good as TM brands. Regardless, given a choice, I will opt for china brand as accuracy can be improved by changing to a better barrel and hop-up spacer ( which cost around USD60). It saves a lot of money. Be advised here, a toy at 280 FPS still can reach up to 100 feet. As for RIS/RAS system on your toy, it depend on how creative you are. You can add BUSHNELL scope or AIMPOINT red dot scope, plus frontgrip and silencer with addition of tracer and external battery case if you want to but too many add-on on your toy will make you feel like you are running with an elephant on your hand. At the end of the day, it's up to you to make the choice. As for durability, it depend on how well you take care of your toy. "A gun well cared for are a mean gun", that's what they say.

sincerely,
WARHAWK