No comments about Airsoft AK47 Spring Powered Gun.

1 comments about Firepower® SRT-SD3 Spring Propulsion Airsoft Gun.

1. I'm pretty sure this is actually the same thing as the UHC MP5 SD3. I actually have the UHC MP5 SD3, but my friend has this one. When I compared them, they look exactly the same (a few minor differences, I'll explain later) and it even came with the extra UHC brand bb's. His came with an extra magazine, while mine didn't. they sound different when they fire because they may or may not have different springs. If you decide to get this gun, do a little research. Appearently, the UHC version has been updated to have hooks for slings and now it occasionaly ones will show up that aren't quite as accurate as the original version. I think that this version that Palco is selling is acrually the original verion because, I have one of the UHC ones thats not as accurate, while his is accurate.

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No comments about Navy Commando M-16 Full-Auto AEG Airsoft Gun.

1 comments about Sg 552 Airsoft Gun Full Automatic Air Soft Rifle.

1. this guns red dot sight absoulotly sucks its so bright you cant see the enemy you cant even adjust the scope.

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1 comments about M16 A4 M83A2 AIRSOFT AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC AEG M83 M4 AR15.

1. The Double Eagle M83 is the best entry level M-4A1 available.
   
   With .12 gram BBs it is fairly accurate in 5 round bursts. It shoots around 230fps to 260fps which is plenty if you wait for a target to get in range or are playing CQC. .12s are nice because they are very cheap, but they lack stopping power and can't cut through brush at all. They are extremely safe though, so if you are a parent buying for a younger child, this gun is a great way to get your kid a safe airsoft gun that they will enjoy and and also have them learn the ropes of basic airsoft safety.
   
   In a pro-match you wont have a prayer in an open environment but in basic backyard wars, this gun holds it's own and is superior to other entry level weapons.
   
   The construction is plastic and the iron sights twist a significant amount when you apply pressure to them but because you won't be engaging enemies at long range, this problem is not that big of a deal. The gun is very light and quick to the snap.
   
   The fire-mode switch is plastic but easy to use and sturdier than other models I've seen. There is a secondary safety mechanism built into the main pistol grip (trigger unit) that requires you to be gripping the gun in order to fire. Placing the elastic band the gun comes with around the grip will cancel out this feature (which is what I did).
   
   The accessories it comes with are okay, mostly for style. The laser pointer is very (seriously) bright but does not mount very straight on the rail. Mounting it on the bottom rail compensates for this but if you attach the gun strap it will block the laser beam. The forward pistol grip is plastic but it does the job and looks great. I was worried about over twisting the barrel unit by applying too much pressure on the pistol grip. The gun is light enough to not need the grip so I decided not to use it. I do not like the red cross (dot) sight it comes with but my friends do, it is a cheap scope that might normally cost 3 to 7 bucks. I decided to use a 10 dollar red dot sight that I bought separately (and can be easily transfered to new guns) instead. A red dot sight in conjunction with this weapons is very efficient. Do not bother mounting a scope with a zoom, this is an entry level gun and it's not accurate enough to make it worth putting that kind of sight on it.
   
   The flash light is, eh... It's unsafe to play at night anyway.
   
   The 2 plastic heat shields it comes with are great and cover the RIS rails you don't use so it's smoother on your hand. I think more guns should come with heat shields like this, it's a great and under-rated accessory.
   
   Buy extra magazines, they are cheap and well worth it. The magazines are surprisingly sturdy and have never jammed or failed on me (and I own 6).
   
   The battery lasts surprisingly long and although it can be a bit difficult accessing it, it is overall much better than other entry level batteries. The gear box is plastic so do not put .2gram BBs or heavier in it because you risk over stressing it. Try to avoid dry firing as well. If you treat the motor well it will last you a while.
   
   The charging handle and forward assist do nothing and are locked in place. The hop up is located under the cartridge ejector which flips up and down. The suppressed barrel is great and provides backup for if something were to happen the main barrel.
   
   Overall the Double Eagle M-4A1 gun is decent and fun to play with. If anything it looks and feels great. The price is very good as well. Don't waste your money an entry level weapons any more expensive than this, at that point it's worth getting a medium grade weapon with metal internals.

No comments about Echo 1 USA Phantom 2 AEG Airsoft Rifle.

1 comments about Gamo® Viper .177 Air Rifle with Illuminated Scope.

1. Very solid gun, would definitely recommend to people who are willing to spend the money. I mostly use it to kill rats from a fourth story window in the city.
   
   You have to be lucky to shoot a rat in the head from that far away, but you can almost always hit them center mass and then quickly reload once they are wounded. A rat's head and body are about the size of a quarter and a soda can, respectively. That gives you a rough idea of the accuracy.
   
   Only complaint I have is that the gun comes with the scope attached to some sort of sight rail. After about five minutes of shooting the sight rail fell off and I couldn't get it back on. Had to attach the scope directly to the gun, and it comes loose if you don't tighten it periodically.

2 comments about AGM M14 XD Metal Gearbox AEG Airsoft Sniper Rifle.

1. This nice piece hardware, however, as things mechanical, part fall off and break. As previous rater stated you cannot purchase part. This would be rated 5 star if someone could find part for. I know we live in throw-away America for anything less than $grand but this angers Oleg. I suspect someone with these rifle could recover cost of rifle by selling all part off broken one. Anyone have this??? I hope not too critical. I try for to be nice.



2. I have owned this rifle for three months. The SKU came with a bipod and scope. Initially I was very pleased with this gun, it was accurate enough to suppress targets at close to 100 feet, and could nail people at 50. The 3-9x scope is better then iron sights, but the utility of a $40 red dot scope puts it to shame - Airsoft is close quarters combat unless you have a $500+ gun. The bi-pod high quality but adds two pounds to an already heavy gun.
   
   After the first 2000 rounds, the thing began to fall apart. First the high capacity magazine stopped putting tension on the rounds. I spent good money on new mags. Then a plastic slide in the trigger mechanism broke apart, crippling the gun's functionality. No replacement parts are sold. I bypassed the entire mechanism, sacrificing single fire so the gun might last a few more battles. The internal connections are not soldered, but lightly crimped together. Motor crimps can easily slip off and short. The gun has no fuse box either, so the motor is unprotected from jams, shorts, and stalls - a catastrophe waiting to happen. Finally the tiny plastic lever attached to the hop-up broke, reducing my range to under 50 feet. I jury-rigged a rubber band to provide some tension.
   
   I would recommend that any player willing to spend this much money getting into Airsoft buy a good CO2 blow back pistol ($100, and the performance is comparable) and hold off on getting a rifle until they know they'll get some good use from it. Think long an hard, then buy from a high end manufacturer like CA or Tokyo Mauri