BBTac M83 Airsoft Gun Electric Rifle Full Automatic, Semi Auto with Accessories Tactical AEG Replica

This is not J, this is her son so bear with me okay? The double eagle m4 m16 m83 full auto electric gun is a perfect gun for a beginner or expert depending on what you use it for. It is for sure you will love at first sight. Well first of all it took only 3 days to arrive, I was surprise how much shipping was at the time, 15$. The price was grand, however only costing 25$. Wait for a sale to come up and get it then. The box says the FPS of the rifle is 240, while I clocked it at 300 with 20g. and 320 with 12g. Pretty good huh??? i really think that it would feel like being hit by a sniper point blank from 4yards away from a 450 FPS sniper. That surprised me a lot, it figured out the hard way with my friend, ouch...... The battery life is long and grand, but hard to assess overall. it takes only 2 hours to charge while the maximum charge is 4 hours. so don't charge it over night. The clip capacity is only 45, not the best so using full auto isn't too good to use all the time. the modes of this gun is semi, full auto, and safe. There is a lever/switch thing that you use to change modes. the stock of the rifle is adjustable with a pretty good range so as you grow, you can adjusted the stack and it will still fit like new. i did find a way to take the stock off by unscrewing this little screw and your left with this little knob at the end that's about a inch long. it looks there funny and looks like a full auto shotgun. The grip and fore grip are plastic, but feel relativity comfortable. You need to know on the grip there is a button that you will have to push so it will fire. The accessories that come with it are....okay. The tactical light is bright, but doesn't have a good range. The scope is a red crosshair. I usually prefer the iron sights but the scope is best for accurate night time use. The plastic heatsheilds are great and feel good. More air soft rifles should come with them. There are 2 barrel attachments, the long barrel thing and silencer. the long barrel is made for it to be accurate, but not the best for battles. The silencer works somewhat but I don't use it so I don't decrease accuracy. Overall this gun definitely deserves a 5/5 MINUS THE CONS. DEFINITELY GET THIS GUN!!!!! it will definitely be worth the price. i have had it for 3 months and it has not failed me yet. GET THIS GUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

While the title suggests that it is somehow an m16, a m4, and an m82, it is a replica of an M4. This gun has one major downfall: its mag. unlike most mags, which contain a spring holding the bullets to the top and a device for moving bullets from a chamber in the mag to the spring, this M4 has a mag in which you must load the bullets directly to the spring chamber evrey time (the rest is just a hunk of plastic), leving you with about 30 rounds before you must reload. The mag also has an odd shape, which make makes it uncompatible with mags from other guns Either buy an extended mag of some sort or carry around a loaded speed loader or two. The rest of this gun is great! Not only do you save a bundle (using this gun, i can actully compete with a freind of mine who spent his life savings on a gun!), it has a decent fire rate. very accurate with 12gram bbs. range is close, but you can get someone from about 25 yards away. there ois a safty botton on the bottom of the trigger i found annoying, si put a rubber band on it to hold it in position. laser sights broke after day 5 with me. others say its great. Summary, for your pleasure. -30 bullets in a mag -230-270 FPS -fire rate 3 bullets/ sec. -hop up or normal firing. -auto/semi/safe -tactical rail system ATTACHMENTS: ACOG sight: nice. decent scope. laser: mine was really nice until it broke. suppresor: just for looks. extended barrel: improves accuracy tenfold. sights: nice for plastic ones. grip: nice. i may uplaod a video of the gun in action later.

Magazine for M4 M16 (M83 Only) Airsoft Electric Gun Basics I got this gun a few weeks ago, and it was perfect for what I was looking for: an inexpensive gun which works fairly well during the few times that I use it. It is almost entirely plastic except for the screws and the metal weight and spring in the stock's buffer tube. Despite its construction, it feels pretty sturdy with the exception of the rails and barrel wiggling a little. The contents of the box that the rifle comes in are one low-cap magazine, two barrel ends (a normal birdcage one and a mock suppressor), a six position retractable stock, a vertical foregrip, two rail covers, a red cross scope with two brightness settings as well as windage and elevation, an adjustable laser, a cheap flashlight, batteries for the flashlight, a pair of safety glasses, a bag of 6mm BB's, a two point sling, an elastic band to hold the laser's pressure switch on the vertical grip, a removable carry handle, a ramrod for clearing the barrel and loading the magazine, a tube to load the magazine with, a battery, a charger for the gun's battery, a spare battery for the red cross scope, a screwdriver, a small allen wrench, and some spare screws and parts. The included mag can only hold about 40 BB's, so I highly recommend getting spare magazines and/or a secondary weapon like a pistol or submachine gun or something else. Nota bene, this rifle cannot use mainstream high-cap mags, only the double eagle M83 mags. I also highly recommend getting a separate one or two point sling because the one in the box doesn't work at all. Performance and Modding I used the rifle yesterday in CQB (close quarters battle) and it performed pretty well. However, if you are firing at a target over twenty or thirty feet away, the BB's start veering sharply to the left. It is also highly advisable to turn the hop-up off to make the BB's hit harder. If the gun is too long, you can detach the stock by pulling it back slightly and then unscrewing the small screw that is revealed. I also found that the front sight post makes it impossible to aim well, so I removed it. You can do this by unscrewing the two screws in it and then knocking out the small pin that holds the front sling attachment with a screwdriver or something like that. The charge time for the gun's main battery is about 3 hours, but it gets hot while charging, so just be careful of that. Also, I found that when I fired several shots in quick succession on semiauto mode, the trigger jammed and I had to fire some shots on full auto to reset the trigger. Nota bene, you need to hold down the little button below the trigger guard for the gun to work. Also, the charging handle does not work, so do not try to pull on it. If you have any questions, reply to this post.