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Super little gun...Mine was two tone due to non ukara but paint job by zeroone was superb.Best shop i have come across , A great help to me as a non skirmisher and collector . I think these guys will be my go to people...g&g mp5 sd6 next lol...Thanks guys |
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I will stress first that I like this gun, it’s just got a couple of minor issues and one major one.
The minor one is the stock, not necessarily that it’s small, it’s that it’s very tight and clunky to adjust, with only two modes to it: out and in, with an awkward transition between the two. This could just be just my one was a slight defect. It’s a minor flaw, and won’t ruin your experience. My other minor problem was the magazine has a habit of spitting BBs into the chamber of the gun, wedged between the working parts and the outer casing. It’s dosent effect firing, you just have a bunch of BBs rattling around the body until you pry them out. Again, it could just be mine, again, it’s not going to ruin your experience, it’s just a minor flaw.
My crybaby moment comes from the magazine itself. The little flap to open up the hopper to pour BBs into the magazine is weak. Very weak, it’s a tiny piece of plastic that snapped within hours of owning this. It’s annoying. Its not as if G&G arnt capable of manufacturing perfectly serviceable magazines. Like the last two issues, it could just be my magazine, it could just be a one off, I’ve ordered more and I’m hoping they don’t snap as well. The fix is easy: a tiny bit of electrical tape to secure the hole shut. Its just a shame about this flaw. Because this gun is brilliant.
You get your money’s worth. It’s rugged, don’t let the fact it’s made out of plastic put you off, thick chunky plastic if far more reliable than thin aluminium. It’s build quality is also superb, it’s comfy and easy to hold, it’s lightweight, the little accessories unnecessary for its functions feel secure and well built. Sure, you shouldn’t use it to hammer in fence posts but otherwise it’s well built. (Apart from the magazine...)
The fire rate and noise are brilliant. It’s not holding any punches, this is a CQB weapon, with its short length, it’s very forgiving in tight spaces. You can take this in a nice dense woods as well, it will do fine, just be aware it’s not made for sniper battles. Battery space is... tight, you will be fighting the wires, fuses and circuit board to squeeze your lips in, but it’s not impossible. It’s battery cover is also really nice, a quick change cover that I wish more guns had (you need the quick change: the stock is a nightmare to get off)
My frustration in the magazine breaking in the first few hours ruins the experience of an otherwise brilliant gun. If you want to buy it and just be extra careful with the magazine hopper I would recommend it. Just have the tape ready to fix it. |
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You want something with an insane rate of fire ? This one is for you. You can have long mag, short mag, even a drum mag !! 1 500 bb ! you can even fit the predator front end (from G&G !) It is light, you can carry it all day without a sweat. The stock move and stay where it should be. The only minor thing is the time to fit the lipo battery. From some, it takes a few seconds, for others... Well a tad longer. The trigger response will make you forget about it anyhow. Beautiful little thing. |
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The fire rate, power and accuracy of this gun is terrific considering the price and the only real issues I can find with it are that the battery compartment is a little small and that the mags that come with it tend to jam. The latter issue was easily fixed by buying the drum mag, haven't had an issue since. |
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