>>238334
Pretty sure MSW-style events outright forbid leaving the event grounds until it's over (with doing so being taken as you leaving the event entirely with no opportunity for re-entry), which is why camping equipment is listed as vital in the TACSOP
>>238344
Nov's 10/22 is an off-spec clone of the KJW KC02 with a myriad of issues, either get a KC02 + some upgrade parts (Rogueworx is best) or ASG's Hera Arms H-22 (which is pre-upgraded, comes with a better stock, and is still compatible with Rogueworx)
>>238351
GHK AUG is best on that front for being GHK's best design outright, but if you're moving to AKs, TMs are solid, but VFC's AK-74M is by far the better option if you can source one and aren't specifically wanting an AKM; mags hold an insane amount of gas, gun uses that gas extremely efficiently (other guy mentioning the XE video on it is right, semi-auto firing test hit 420-430 rounds before gas-out on a full mag), the entire gun is hard steel where it should be and reasonably solid polymer almost everywhere else, the hop unit is hilariously easy to get at if you need to change parts, the stock hop and IB setup is solid enough to be left alone anyways, the only particularly weak point (the lower handguard's retainer tab) can be fixed by replacing it with any other AK handguard, the gun works with any aftermarket that'd fit an AKS-74 (read: standard handguards, real-spec dust covers and gas tube covers + 4.5mm-pin sidefolding stocks and stock adapters) and the launch issue of guns arriving with zero internal lubrication no longer exists meaning that, assuming you're buying new-production, the gun will perform that well fresh out of the box without any need for BCG and magazine disassembly - while the TM AKM is a solid performer and would normally be a decent recommendation, VFC's AK-74M is a genuine contender for one of the best GBBRs ever made so far and I'd go with that over anything else
XE review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfLtOwSkHiY