UTG MAK 47SE WarHawk Commando AEG

1. Construction 2. rate of fire 3. ammo load

1. increase power 2. better directions 3. sling

A tremendous value on closeout and a great entry level weapon. The power is limited but that is a good thing, especially for young users.

realistic look and feel,high cap mag, excellent constant accuracy

the orange tip is like a cone not like others and the rear sight it has

mine sometimes jamed but give it a good shake and u should be good to go. buy extra mags and ammo.Last dont over charge the battery.

Accuracy, rat of fire, battery life, reliablility

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I did what I said I was going to and bought some .16g bbs, and they are exactly what I expected them to be. Slightly less accurate than .20g's, but way more accurate and more range than the .12g's! use it as an SMG(submachine gun) and you can't go wrong. I've played with this a little bit already, and I've never lost with it. The rate of fire alone is almost overwhelming to opponents! Plus its short and light weight which gives you an increadable manuverability advantage. Plus it has a little weaver style rail on the bottom of the forgrip that would be a great place to put a laser.

I was greatly suprised to find that even though this gun had less metal parts on the outside than my friend's UTG AK-74 Warhawk, that it weighed the same if not more. I love it when guns weigh close to what they do if they were real! I was also suprised that even though the barres is extremely short, it has great accuracy! My friend's full size AK isn't anymore accurate that my spetsnaz! Another big plus is the insane rate of fire! Im guna have to guess that it fires somewhere between 800-1000 bb's a minute!

nothing really. evrything has performed flawlessly since I got! .......well, I guess I mite change the sling that comes with it. Its a 3-point tactical sling, and its kinda comfusing to figure out at first, and IM not the biggest fan of those slings.

Most other AEG's I've ever had or used has absolutely sucked with .12 bbs, and LOVED .20's. However, this gun shoots them BOTH very well! the gun actually seems to oporate better with .12s, but the .20s give me a little more distance and accuaracy. So I just got in some .16s by Air Vetnuri, and they seem to be an EXCELENT happy medium! I get the accuracy of the .20s with the speed of the .12s. One more thing, I bought my gun used, and it was in like-new shape, and still has yet to let me down! I would highly recomend this a a sub-machinegun or a mid-range assault rifle to anyone!!

I just got one of these, and was really excited to take it out for a match today, and I think I put it to a pretty good test. It has very solid metal construction, and I was never afraid that I was going to hurt the gun (and I never did). It performed very nicely in the cold (it was less than 50 degreed F out). The battery lasted all day long, between me switching on and off between semi- and full-auto, and still had a good charge that I could have continued playing on for probaby close to another hour or so. Also, if you can get your hop-up adjusted just right, semi-auto is deadly accurate at a reasonable distance (our engagements were usually around 150 feet or a little closer.)

Accuracy: At only ~280 fps, your accuracy over any reasonable distance is going to suffer, though that probably has as much to do with the light BBs as anything else. Still, on full-auto the BBs were spraying everywhere except where I wanted them to. Great for covering/suppressive fire, but not much good for a kill, unless you're very close (within 35 feet or so) or playing CQB. Selector Switch: It's in kind of an awkward position, requiring that you take your finger off the trigger and let go of the pistol grip to move your hand up to it. That was probably a decision based on realism, but it's kind of a pain. Also, the selector is a little flimsy and I had a problem with the gun slipping out of full-auto (even though it's at the very bottom) and locking the trigger, so you would have to stop and switch back to full- or semi-auto. Doesn't sound that bad, till you're in the middle of a firefight. This cost me a kill. Full-Auto: Has a great rate of fire, but can't hit the broad side of a barn from any more than 50 feet or so. Sometimes it'll skip a BB or two if you aren't constantly winding your mag to keep it tightly packed. Battery Housing: The stock is plastic, and is easily the most fragile part of the gun. While the stock itself stood up well to my abuse, the battery cover (a small piece of plastic on the very end of the stock) comes off quite easily just being jarred around. It will definitely come off if you use a tactical sling and the stock rubs against your shoulder. I lost mine today, and didn't even know it until near the end of the game. Be sure to put some tape or something on yours.

The magazines that come standard with this gun are plastic wind-up hi-caps. They performed fairly well and didn't break, but required constant winding or the gun would skip a few shots. Think about getting some higher-quality metal mags.

While it did have some issues, I was pretty pleased overall with the performance. I'll likely be getting something a little more powerful for playing at longer ranges, but at close quarters this thing will perform just as well as those high-dollar guns for a fraction of the cost. And at only ~280 fps, you can use this in CQB without injuring anyone.

If you primarily play in an area with long engagement ranges, you may want to think about getting something a little more powerful and with a longer barrell. But if you want something for short ranges (or are just starting out with airsoft) you can't go wrong with this thing for the price.

This is an overall GREAT gun and has great accuracy. This gun is heavyer that a plastic gun for those who play in your backyard so you will have to get use to that. That also means its a better quality gun. It is hard to break this gun but my friend managed to do it somehow (he broke the stoke off...it was his gun not mine but i also have this gun)

on full auto it shoots fast but because of the magazine it sometimes skips shots. i think they should come out with a high but low compacity magazine that holds about 100 shots that feeds at a high rate...

buy it if your watching money because this is the best gun you could buy for $120, but if you can buy a $300 gun do it

THIS THING IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ONE OF THE BEST, IF NOT THE BEST GUN I HAVE EVER OWNED. nothing more to say !!!!

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BUY IT RIGHT NOW lol!!!