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H&K G36C Competition Series Airsoft AEG Rifle by Umarex - Black [AEG-UREX-2275000]	$156.74

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Submited By: Kevin V.

Date Added: Thursday 25 April, 2013

I went to the EVIKE store and pick up this G36C and i absolutely love it. this is a great starter rifle. Great for ambidexterity people and so easy to use the only issue i have is the battery is a bit difficult to plug in.

Submited By: jamie j.

Date Added: Monday 15 October, 2012

got this gun about 2 weeks ago and I love it. full metal gearbox makes upgrades to the spring a pinch. the battery lasts a really long time. i used it for about 9 hours without before i had to charge it. can not wait for.my upgrade parts to arrive to make this thing pack a larger punch.

pros: good price
love the rail system
easy upgrades

cons: hop up is kinda hard to adjust

Submited By: Edmund C.

Date Added: Sunday 08 July, 2012

The Umarex Competition Grade G36C is a pretty decent entry-level AEG. It's got a full metal gear box and appears to be Li-Po ready. This gun does have a quick-change spring.

The body doesn't seem to be made of ABS plastic, but feels more like cheap toy-like plastic. The outer barrel assembly is also made of this lightweight plastic. Attempting to remove the orange safety tip may result in breaking the outer barrel assembly. Using a battery other than a butterfly or nunchuck style in the foregrip may cause the entire barrel to bend and throw your shots.

An issue that I ran into early on is the stock seam splitting from folding and deploying the stock. A replacement stock is almost necessary. Also, the shoulder pad is not rubberized, so you might get some slip when you shoulder the weapon.
This AEG will not take Matrix magazines. Matrix magazines have a shallow magazine catch lip compared to the magazine that the AEG comes with. It is recommended that you use ARES magazines with this AEG.

I am also running into common G36-series problems. The selector switch is coming loose or not seating into position securely. It will also rotate beyond the full-auto position, causing the weapon to fire in semi-only or not even fire at all. This is probably a selector plate issue.

Chronograph testing of the AEG showed that it is shooting in the 350-360 range, with an average FPS of 352 with .20g BBs. It has an accurate range of about 50 feet and is effective out to about 80 feet. With some tweaking, this AEG can be just as good outdoors as it is indoors.

Submited By: Angela H.

Date Added: Saturday 28 April, 2012

First of all I've had this gun for over a year now and strongly enjoyed it. Second I know how long reviews can be so ill make this short.

PROS:

Sturdy/ well put together
Loved the stock
A good amount of ammo space in the mag

CONS:

I haven't had many except...
Battery is bad...Its had a very short life so i got a new one from matrix
Also my fuse busted so i got a ceramic one at a radio shack for like 10 bucks for a five pack, and I'm still on my first one.

Other than that great gun and i recomend it for a hardcore player or beginner

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