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the ROF(rate of fire), the fact that it uses co2, the fps, and its compact size

make at least part of the body of the mag metal

i've had the same shuddering problem as GhostCQB but have found an easy way to fix it. all you have to do is when you put a fresh co2 can in wait 1-3 minutes for the co2 to warm up. then it shouldn't happen. also, i reccomend you don't hold down the trigger too long because if you do the co2 can will empty really fast. fire in short bursts.

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I just wanted to update my last review with the following information. The 12 gram co2 powerlets can be used for 2 clips worth of shooting, but the lack of pressure is a result of the time it takes for the liquid co2 to boil can cause the shuddering i mentioned if it is shot for more than half a clip at a time on full auto. After recocking manually after a shudder, a few seconds will allow the vapor pressure to rebuild and the gun will be ready for more full-auto firing. I give this gun 4 stars for accuracy for short range firing. This is a close quarters weapon, and beyond 25 feet the accuracy falls off quickly, but considering the rate of fire and intended range of use this does not present much of a problem.

This thing is a blast to shoot. The rate of fire is quite impressive, and the sound and look of the gun is sure to turn heads. The gun is powerful enough, 315+ fps with .12g ammo, which is better than just about any AEG under $150. Durable metal safety switch. Mag is easy to load and insert/remove.

The gun is primarily plastic, and the rear sight seems just a little bit fragile. The magazine could fit a bit more snugly into the receiver. The sights are not particularly useful, as they are designed to be shot just a few inches from the face, and a simple split post sight would be much more effective if aiming was desired. The gun is a little on the light side, and the loose and rattling shoulder-strap loop behind the barrel is not easily removed. the grip is a tad short for people with medium or large hands.

as with a paintball gun, this airsoft gun uses the Co2 pressure to recock the action. towards the end of the tank (read: Clip) there is a chance that the action may fail to totally recock while in semi-automatic mode. This will result in a shuddering, hissing sound and multiple firings. This malfunction is to be expected and can be treated by manually recocking the gun with the peg handle on the top. This gun can empty its clip in about 2 1/2 - 3 seconds. I recommend looking for an extra magazine or two as reloading in the field is nigh impossible. Do not plan on getting more than one magazine (50 rds) out of a single 12 gram Co2 powerlet. They will need to be changed every time the mag is filled. feel free to contact me with any questions about the gun. Fragbagger@gmail.com in "things i would change" i was kind of nit picking. don't be discouraged, this gun is extremely fun to use and great for a close-quarters kit. Don't plan on sniping with it, keep in mind that it is a pistol at heart.

great rate of fire, cronoed at 310 (.2) fps and about 1000 rounds per min

after a wile u need to mess with the switch for simi or auto or it just allways shoots auto

cannot change hop up, not for outdoors but great for CQB

i recently put in a review i ment 20 ft.

this gun is awsome it can hit a dime frome 80 ft. i play with my friends and they are all jealus. (i probably spelled jealus wrong.)

not much

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