Airsoft Guns

good for the price

Though this gun is not metal and has some weak plastic parts, out of the box it is a great replica of the real SPAS shotgun. I have not used this in any airsoft battles, but if you are a collector of real looking replicas I don’t think you can go wrong with this product. Heck, its 10 bucks, you get what you pay for.

sucks

the 2nd barrel on this gun was very loose when i first got the gun and eventually broke the same day, but that wasn’t much of a problem because i can easily fix stuff like that. but it must of been the 3rd time i loaded the magazine that i went outside and was target shooting, the pump went back and broke. the pump now moves freely on the rails it’s mounted on. the reason i give it 2 stars though, is because it was fun while it lasted. i would not recomend buying this, unless you want some quick, expensive fun.

SIG SAUER 552 style Airsoft Electric Gun(AEG). New generation Hop-Up Version Airsoft Electric Gun with Heavy Weight feel that makes it more realistic and sturdy. Motor Driven by 7.2 Ni-CD Rechargeable Battery. Has selector switch for full auto or semi-auto. Comes equipped with adjustable red dot sight, flashlight. It shoots at approx 200 FPS with semi or full auto feature. *****SPEC*****Weight: 5 lbs, Length: 35 in, Height: 12 in, Width: 23/4 in height, Magazine loading capacity: 45 RDS. No Laser Included

red dot sight

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

Very authentic feeling German WWII submachine gun

Very well pleased with the construction and performance. Shatters glass bottles placed inside a paper grocery bag with a very satisfying thud/smash sound. Automatic fire rate is noticeably faster than its American WWII counterpart the Thomson M1A1 and it seems about as powerful. Amazingly accurate with .20g precision bb’s. Nothing dissapointing about this one.

Historically inaccurate fire select switch

Although this is a nice airsoft as an airsoft (albeit somewhat inaccurate, just like the real MP40), you should note that the real MP40’s did not have a fire select switch by the thumb as this one does. The real MP40 had no fire select – it only fired in auto mode, and furthermore the safety was engaged by pushing a small thing to stop the bolt from being able to move.

If you aren’t bothered by such things, though, then there’s no reason not to get this one, especially since it is 1/4 the price of the Marui and such.