Spring Loaded Full Metal Gear Pistol Airsoft Gun.

Comment: Its great,
Dont USE with .20 gram
its pointless you cant even feel it

although with .12 it stings really bad even through a sweat shirt

Comment: The only thing metal on this gun is some internal part, 90% of this thing is plastic, FYI. You have to rack the slide each time you want to shoot. Will not fit in any of my Beretta holsters because the slide is a bit wider than a real beretta 92. Worth it because of the low price.

Comment: When I opened the box and removed the plastic, I saw that it was not an M9. It looked more like a M1911 Colt. The name on the gun read "45 C.Q.B" and "Lin Da". The only good thing was that it was all metal (Except for the internals. This gun was very weak right out of the box. I can't even shoot through an empty box of cheez-its with it. It also jams up frequently. On top of all that, this gun is pretty small. I can almost cover the entire gun with my hand. The magazine is crap. It holds 10 rounds, and it looks very unrealistic. It looks like the kind of mag that you'd get from those 1$ guns from a corner store or something. Also, mine has no safety or anything. This is the exact same gun as the one I received:

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I suggest you find a real bb gun elsewhere on amazon.

Comment: To begin, even though it is spring, it still packs a hell of a punch. It was my first airsoft gun and it worked great. I would recommend this to ANYBODY. From starting airsofters to experienced.

Pros
1. Realistic look and feel.
2. High FPS for the price.
3. Never jams.
4. Cocking back takes little pull.
5. Avalable in Black, silver and Gold.

Cons
1. Trigger lock is terrible. (it can change if you shake the gun)
2. Magazine spring goes down weird after about 7 bbs are in

Comment: alright. so, the gun that i got isnt the gun that was on the site. apparently they have 3 different types of this gun in stock, and its a grab bag for which one you get.

mine was a full metal, except the internals and the grips on the stock, NO safteys, NO open ejection port.

the internals were REALLY crappy plastic. i took the gun all the way apart, mine was held together by 6 screws, 2 in the slide, 4 in the frame. when i took it apart, i pulled the loader and spring out, and looked at the loader guide. it LITERALLY broke when a screw fell out of my hand, and landed on it. the slide then started to come apart when i cocked it and fired. i put a bigger screw in it, and it holds together well.

their were NO safteys on it anywhere. they were molded into the metal, non working.

the ejection port was also molded into the metal, on the slide.

okay, so, it fires REALLY hard for a 5 dollar springer. 450fps.

the mag release spring is REALLY crappy, dont plan on getting a holster for it unless it has a mag pouch. I have a universal tactical drop leg holster, and the mag stays in sometimes, but not enough to trust during a match. i would honestly just spring for a better gun.

if it jams, its easy to get undone. rack the slide, hold it all the way back. drop the mag, and turn the gun so the muzzle is straight up, the hammer is straight down, give it a shake, then turn it right ways. if the BB or broken internal falls, release the slide slowly. put the mag in, and rack the slide. fire it once, if it fires, your good, if not, your loader ran off the guide. the slide may not go back if their is a part jammed in there, so you might have to take a small phillips head to it. you CANNOT field strip it.

Pros:
mostly full metal
shoots hard for a 5$ springer
cheap, and mine still works.
easy racked slide

Cons:
crappy internals
no saftey... who the crap designed this gun...
no open ejection port
mag release is iffy at best
no field strip
jams if the internals break

Overall:
get a real gun for 50 bucks, unless your a beginner. this is a great beginner gun, when it does break, you can take it down, and see who it all works. it also has an easy slide, so it doesn't take much strength