LCT Airsoft Full Metal Full Size Limited Edition M60 Airsoft Light Machine Gun AEG

"This thing is amazing quality. It is also almost as heavy as my minigun. I have been comparing this to the Inokatsu M60, which is another high-quality M60.
1. This is heavier than the Ino, due to more steel. This is great for just sheer awe. However, not as great for running around. Definitely worth it though. Everyone is always amazed when they hold it. It's also balanced a lot better than LCT's PKP.
2. This does not have the markings that Ino does, which sucks. Even if they included some stickers or something. For a replica this expensive, it would be nice seeing markings which I have on some of my MUCH cheaper guns.
3. It sounds a LOT different than I'd expect. The Ino runs on a V3 gearbox and has parts to "make it work" in the M60. This has a custom gearbox made FOR the M60. It has almost a sci-fi sound to it whereas the Ino has a more solid "thud" sound. The LCT also has a higher fire-rate than the Ino.
4. The hopup seems a bit nicer than the Ino - it's easy to see and access. It seems to be of great quality too.
5. The feeding actually seems to be nicer on this. My Ino is VERY picky about the feeding tube. The LCT is a lot less picky - so far it's been simply screwing it on and shooting. No messing with the tube's position!

Other than that, both are amazing. Compared to the A&K though... I couldn't imagine spending the money on the A&K now after using both the Inokatsu and the LCT. The weight is a letdown, the metal isn't anywhere near as nice, the lack of rubber, quality of internals, etc... The A&K really just has the price going for it.

"This is an outstanding piece of hardware. I was really bummed to find out the Evike M60's don't come with the Sarco Defense markings. Other than that, this is the closest you're going to get to the real thing. I have no plans of using it as an airsoft. It is only going to be used as a static display.