S&T Type 64 Full Metal Full Size Battle Rifle Airsoft AEG
(Color: Black / Wood)

"Bought this a couple weeks ago once i saw it was back in stock and didn't wanna pay $600 for g&gs version.
Fps out of the box is 380.
Orange tip isn't too hard to remove. Its just pinned and glued in place. Magazine insertion difficulty is over exaggerated. It's similar to an M14s mag insertion but with an extra step, consisting of pushing the entire magazine backward. That's it.
Hop up unit is proprietary and similar to a G36s.
Spare magazines are stupid expensive.
Battery space is alright. Good enough for most lipos.
Disassembly isn't too hard, but there are a couple of hard steps.
The front reciever pin was seriously hard for me to punch out thanks to it being super thin. And removing the gearbox from the lower reciever is also hard. You need to lift the gearbox out enough to expose a screw, which loosens the pistol grip from the lower reciever, freeing the gearbox enough to remove entirely.
Internally, this thing is most similar to a V3 due to its motor cage. There is also a QCS feature. Earlier generations of this gun seemed to use a microswitch trigger. Mine seemed to have an ETU or something along those lines since there was no visible microswitch anywhere in the gearbox. This gun uses a short type motor and v2/v3 spec piston and piston head, Non ported cylinder, ARL, tappet plate, cylinder head, bevel and spur gear. The sector gear seemed to have a magnet embedded in it, similar to what ud see in an Ares Amoeba. Nozzle seems to be the same length as S&Ts ARXs. I believe bushings were used. Stock inner brass barrel was surprisingly gunk-free. All I've done so far is swap the stock motor with a ZCI balanced motor. That made the trigger response infinitely better.

"This product is great, I was looking for a good DMR and this fits all the needs that I wanted. it shoots at a steady 355 with .2s, making it Ok to use at my Local field. The Magazines can be a little tricky to insert but after a little bit of problem-solving skills and youtube videos, it becomes second nature. It is far more lightweight then it looks and the bipod adds little to make the gun front heavy. S&T has done a great job with this gun. Also thank you evike for the extra mag when I thought I was only getting 2 mags (one with the gun andI ordered another)

"I think I might have ended up buying the last one in stock. Performance is what you'd expect for the price, in my opinion. The long barrel definitely improves accuracy. The gearbox is proprietary, but based on the G3, with the only differences being the shell and nozzle. Piston is plastic.

Magazine release and insertion is kind of tricky, because if you don't hook the mag on a notch in the magwell right, you'll have to push the magazine back then forward to seat it. Releasing it requires the user to hold the release lever long enough for the mag to completely leave the well. I believe S&T also makes midcaps, but as of now they aren't available on Evike. I'm also pretty sure a picatinny handguard rail exists, once again not sold on Evike.

Sights are a bit troublesome at times, sometimes folding down with needed. That actually adds to the realism because it's apparently a problem with the real steel Type 64. The rear sight's aperture is tiny and will take some getting used to.

Bipod is very nice but will inevitably scratch the lower handguard if it hasn't happened in transit. The way that its shaped at the bottom really helps to anchor it in place if pressed into dirt and the like, but that also means it'll scratch any surfaces it's placed on.

The battery compartment is accessed by a door in the back that's really hard to open. I personally unscrewed the buttplate, removed the door, and left the back of the stock open for easy battery access. Fortunately, the flip-up shoulder rest protects the battery perfectly fine, and even if it's flipped up, your shoulder should suffice to keep the battery from coming out or being exposed.

Bayonet mount seems to accept M1 type bayonets. I'm planning to acquire one for the TENNO HEIKA BANZAI factor.

I'm very satisfied with the weapon, although it was pricey. I'm grateful that I grabbed it while it was on sale for $308, especially with the original price being $380. I'm also feeling a bit iffy over the price of additional mags and the scope mount, and the fact that Evike doesn't carry the handguard rails and midcaps. Nevertheless, I rate the gun itself five stars. I may or may not update once I've used this weapon more and have a better feel for its performance.