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Smith & Wesson Licensed Pistol Grip Full Size Airsoft Shotgun with Flashlight Scope Extra mag!
10 Customer Reviews
by Kaden R. on 08/05/2021
"Flashlight is alright, has room for 3 batteries so if you toss 3 in it works great!
Scope is only really for looks but can be used in close range.
The magazines are pretty good. However: if you tape them together, they go from good to absolutely amazing!
The gun itself is pretty solid, good for starters.
Scope is only really for looks but can be used in close range.
The magazines are pretty good. However: if you tape them together, they go from good to absolutely amazing!
The gun itself is pretty solid, good for starters.
by JACOB H. on 03/31/2020
"I've been sitting on whether or not to buy this but saw it at an airsoft field and bought it for 10 bucks. worked n shot great. BUT I noticed that the mag that it comes with looked similar to an M4 mag, at least the top did. So if you shave the top rear of the M4 mag down to where its flush, then i'll fit into the shotgun, so that'll solve the mag issue's I see a lot in these posts. but all in all, works great! Fun gun to rock a field with!
by Christopher R. on 02/08/2019
"This gun is genuinely a lot of fun.
If you're going into this expecting the value of a fantastic shotgun, it's worth it to just buy something slightly more expensive. This gun ain't that much and it does show, but if you're looking for a casual backyard gameplay shotgun, this is the one.
Pros:
-Plastic doesn't feel that bad, very sturdy and doesn't feel very fragile.
-Magazine loads quick and easy
-Pump feels great
-Has a pretty badass punisher vibe to it
Cons:
-last 3 rounds don't load unless the shotgun is upside-down (Really not that bad, it's easy to rack the slide so doing this upside down is no major issue for me)
-Magazine feels kind of weird
-Attatchments are kind of garbage
Overall, I'd say this is a good toy airsoft gun, it's not really meant for competition or actual gameplay, but if you want to have a fun little shootout with friends, this will definitely do the trick.
If you're going into this expecting the value of a fantastic shotgun, it's worth it to just buy something slightly more expensive. This gun ain't that much and it does show, but if you're looking for a casual backyard gameplay shotgun, this is the one.
Pros:
-Plastic doesn't feel that bad, very sturdy and doesn't feel very fragile.
-Magazine loads quick and easy
-Pump feels great
-Has a pretty badass punisher vibe to it
Cons:
-last 3 rounds don't load unless the shotgun is upside-down (Really not that bad, it's easy to rack the slide so doing this upside down is no major issue for me)
-Magazine feels kind of weird
-Attatchments are kind of garbage
Overall, I'd say this is a good toy airsoft gun, it's not really meant for competition or actual gameplay, but if you want to have a fun little shootout with friends, this will definitely do the trick.
by Matthew S. on 07/23/2018
"I like to keep this for close encounters.
Bought this off a friend for $20, my single favorite sidearm. Fits snugly under my chest rig on my back.
It dominates in springer fights, but don't bother using the sights at all. Once you get a feel for the gun, you can just kinda shoot it and the bbs go where you want 'em to.
Slam firing this gun is amazing and worth buying it alone.
The last 3 bbs in the magazine don't feed into the gun by the spring so you have to hold the thing upside down to get them, but because of the pump action its not a big deal at all.
Overall, would completely recommend to any and all players.
Bought this off a friend for $20, my single favorite sidearm. Fits snugly under my chest rig on my back.
It dominates in springer fights, but don't bother using the sights at all. Once you get a feel for the gun, you can just kinda shoot it and the bbs go where you want 'em to.
Slam firing this gun is amazing and worth buying it alone.
The last 3 bbs in the magazine don't feed into the gun by the spring so you have to hold the thing upside down to get them, but because of the pump action its not a big deal at all.
Overall, would completely recommend to any and all players.
by Charles K. on 09/17/2017
"Very sweet
This is my first airsoft shotgun, and I luv it. Its a decent size, has a good feeling spring and a high capacity mag. It shoots nice and looks great. It is an all plastic body. The gun fires 1 bb, but it can actually shoot up to 3, if u pump it 3 times, itll fire all 3 shots at a lower fps, but 2 shots will roll out if u tip it down. It can be slam fired, which means you hold the trigger and pump it, but it could easily break the gun, so I dont recommend it. Only downside is the lasr 3 shots wont spring in, you have to pump it upside down to get the last 3 shots.
Pros: Decent starter gun, can shoot 3 bbs and be slam fired, looks great.
Cons: Lots of plastic and you have to pump it upside down to get the last 3 shots.
Recommend to friend: Oh yes
Give as gift: Yes
This is my first airsoft shotgun, and I luv it. Its a decent size, has a good feeling spring and a high capacity mag. It shoots nice and looks great. It is an all plastic body. The gun fires 1 bb, but it can actually shoot up to 3, if u pump it 3 times, itll fire all 3 shots at a lower fps, but 2 shots will roll out if u tip it down. It can be slam fired, which means you hold the trigger and pump it, but it could easily break the gun, so I dont recommend it. Only downside is the lasr 3 shots wont spring in, you have to pump it upside down to get the last 3 shots.
Pros: Decent starter gun, can shoot 3 bbs and be slam fired, looks great.
Cons: Lots of plastic and you have to pump it upside down to get the last 3 shots.
Recommend to friend: Oh yes
Give as gift: Yes
by Nyk W. on 01/08/2017
"i bought this gun for the mags, because i haven't been able to find them anywhere here on evike. this gun, is surprisingly good, considering its a springer. here is an in depth description of the parts, finish and usability.
this sawed-off style spring powered shotgun is very easy to pick up and run with. weighing no more than 5 pounds, it can easily be used as a runners gun, or a sold backup. the entire outer workings are made of reinforced plastic, which is surprisingly sturdy. the hand-guard and sawed off grip are made of what i can only describe as a plastic polymer with some kind of wood additive mixed in, like saw dust. they are extremely smooth and can be mistaken for a cheap wood, or a kind of plywood build. this gun has 3 rails, on long one across the top (6 1/2 in), and two short ones on either side of the upper receiver, near the back (2 1/2 in). the hop-up on this gun is very simple, but very primitive. it is what i call, an "either or" setting, between "hop" and "normal". this setting is located on the forward right of the gun, jest before the barrel assembly and above the mag-well. the mag release button is located on the bottom of the gun, in front of the trigger assembly and behind the mag, making it easy to find but a little awquard to operate. the cocking/racking guard is very easy to pull back, and has a spring guide to rack itself forward after you pull it back, no manual racking required. the grip of this gun is shaped akin to to that of a banana.
now on to the mags, the reason i made this purchase.
these little things are a B*stard to find, i have only seen them every once in a while, and the fact this gun came with two ( since i was missing one for another spring gun i own) this was a steal. these high capacity "shake mags" as i call them, have a relatively small ammo count for the loading chamber (id say about 9-12). but the good news is that even though the mags are small and compact, they have a reservoir on the back end that holds upwards of 100 rounds. the way you refill these? simply pull back the spring, tip the mag to one side, shake lightly and the rounds will fill into the mag in seconds, allowing you to get back in the fight in no time. this package provides you with a total of two mags.
the added accessories in the package.
the two accessories included with this gun and mags are a small flashlight and a medium sized "dot" scope, we will discuss the flashlight first.
the flashlight, in all honesty, is a bit pathetic. a single led with a plastic body, and plastic light cover barely illuminates my room in the dark. however poor it may be, its better than nothing, and can possibly be used as a distraction.
the scope, balances out the flashlight easily. this "dot" scope, is a 6 1/4 inch plastic tube essentially, with plastic "lenses" and a rail mount that only fits the top rail effectively. the "dot" is simply a plastic bead on the front of the gun" this thing, is actually pretty awesome. using .20 gram rounds, on hop, with the scope i can easily peg a can off the top of my mailbox from around 80 feet away, 9/10.
PROS NEUTRALS CONS
Pros
VERY lightweight design
precise scope
two mags!
spring assisted racking system
compact design
imitation wood actually looks and feels close to wood.
high capacity mags
fairly quiet for a springer
mags are easy to fill and easy to load
3 rails!
Neutrals
ambidextrous gun, but the hopup is on the right side of the gun.
made in the Philippines
the "S&W M3000" is engraved into the gun, on the left side of the mag-well
air spring powered
Cons
the flashlight is puny, and not good for more than 10 feet of luminescence.
the sleek finish on the handle and hand-gaurd are a bit slippery
the grip, however cool looking, is a bit awquard to hold unless your hand is firmly in place on the correct spot
low chambered ammo count
no sling mounts
all in all, this is a great deal, especially if its on sale. i would recommend this gun to beginners, runners, or experienced players who like a challenge, or a neato sidearm.
Tips and suggestions
if you are interested in getting this as a runner or assassin-style game play, this light compact design is perfect. the quiet spring and decent range and VERY light design would make good for someone on the run, or likes to sneak up on targets.
if you are running .20 gram bbs through this like a smart person, always keep it on the "hop" setting. as the laws of physics dont apply to this gun. if kept on normal with .2s, this guns accuracy will make an elliptical curve to the right, and go straight up, but on the hop setting, straight as a bullet.
well thats it for another in depth, detailed review. happy softing, and have fun friends!
this sawed-off style spring powered shotgun is very easy to pick up and run with. weighing no more than 5 pounds, it can easily be used as a runners gun, or a sold backup. the entire outer workings are made of reinforced plastic, which is surprisingly sturdy. the hand-guard and sawed off grip are made of what i can only describe as a plastic polymer with some kind of wood additive mixed in, like saw dust. they are extremely smooth and can be mistaken for a cheap wood, or a kind of plywood build. this gun has 3 rails, on long one across the top (6 1/2 in), and two short ones on either side of the upper receiver, near the back (2 1/2 in). the hop-up on this gun is very simple, but very primitive. it is what i call, an "either or" setting, between "hop" and "normal". this setting is located on the forward right of the gun, jest before the barrel assembly and above the mag-well. the mag release button is located on the bottom of the gun, in front of the trigger assembly and behind the mag, making it easy to find but a little awquard to operate. the cocking/racking guard is very easy to pull back, and has a spring guide to rack itself forward after you pull it back, no manual racking required. the grip of this gun is shaped akin to to that of a banana.
now on to the mags, the reason i made this purchase.
these little things are a B*stard to find, i have only seen them every once in a while, and the fact this gun came with two ( since i was missing one for another spring gun i own) this was a steal. these high capacity "shake mags" as i call them, have a relatively small ammo count for the loading chamber (id say about 9-12). but the good news is that even though the mags are small and compact, they have a reservoir on the back end that holds upwards of 100 rounds. the way you refill these? simply pull back the spring, tip the mag to one side, shake lightly and the rounds will fill into the mag in seconds, allowing you to get back in the fight in no time. this package provides you with a total of two mags.
the added accessories in the package.
the two accessories included with this gun and mags are a small flashlight and a medium sized "dot" scope, we will discuss the flashlight first.
the flashlight, in all honesty, is a bit pathetic. a single led with a plastic body, and plastic light cover barely illuminates my room in the dark. however poor it may be, its better than nothing, and can possibly be used as a distraction.
the scope, balances out the flashlight easily. this "dot" scope, is a 6 1/4 inch plastic tube essentially, with plastic "lenses" and a rail mount that only fits the top rail effectively. the "dot" is simply a plastic bead on the front of the gun" this thing, is actually pretty awesome. using .20 gram rounds, on hop, with the scope i can easily peg a can off the top of my mailbox from around 80 feet away, 9/10.
PROS NEUTRALS CONS
Pros
VERY lightweight design
precise scope
two mags!
spring assisted racking system
compact design
imitation wood actually looks and feels close to wood.
high capacity mags
fairly quiet for a springer
mags are easy to fill and easy to load
3 rails!
Neutrals
ambidextrous gun, but the hopup is on the right side of the gun.
made in the Philippines
the "S&W M3000" is engraved into the gun, on the left side of the mag-well
air spring powered
Cons
the flashlight is puny, and not good for more than 10 feet of luminescence.
the sleek finish on the handle and hand-gaurd are a bit slippery
the grip, however cool looking, is a bit awquard to hold unless your hand is firmly in place on the correct spot
low chambered ammo count
no sling mounts
all in all, this is a great deal, especially if its on sale. i would recommend this gun to beginners, runners, or experienced players who like a challenge, or a neato sidearm.
Tips and suggestions
if you are interested in getting this as a runner or assassin-style game play, this light compact design is perfect. the quiet spring and decent range and VERY light design would make good for someone on the run, or likes to sneak up on targets.
if you are running .20 gram bbs through this like a smart person, always keep it on the "hop" setting. as the laws of physics dont apply to this gun. if kept on normal with .2s, this guns accuracy will make an elliptical curve to the right, and go straight up, but on the hop setting, straight as a bullet.
well thats it for another in depth, detailed review. happy softing, and have fun friends!
by Julie c. on 12/08/2016
"Cool shotgun. Compatible with the UTG shotgun magazines and very accurate.
Best thing of all is how compact it is. great backup weapon for war games
Best thing of all is how compact it is. great backup weapon for war games
by Ethan R. on 12/02/2016
"Great gun!
I go this gun yesterday expecting it to be a piece of junk, well i was wrong it is pretty power, has good range, and is pretty accurate! The only thing was that the clip was a little bit confusing to load at first. Overall a very Good gun!
I go this gun yesterday expecting it to be a piece of junk, well i was wrong it is pretty power, has good range, and is pretty accurate! The only thing was that the clip was a little bit confusing to load at first. Overall a very Good gun!
by Alex C. on 12/02/2016
"It shoots awesome!! It doesn't jam. Perfect safetywise. Perfect for backyard battles
by Jared S. on 06/07/2017
"Its good... for the price.
Its HORRIBLY inaccurate witht the bbs it comes with (but arent they always?) .12s will lead you nowhere. Get .20s if you want it to actually be useful.
The hopup is garbage in my opinion. I keep it off.
The included flashlight and scope are garbage. I keep them off.
The mags are...infuriating. Yes they hold a lot but you have to tip the mag and shake it to actually be able to use the bbs in there and its just annoying. Whats more is that the last three shots of the mag dont reach the receiver. You have to literally tip the gun upside down and pump to use them. Otherwise you just end up spilling three perfectly good bbs every time you reload.
The whole thing is very cheap plastic and I'm just waiting for it to snap the next time i pump.
PROS:
Lightweight
Good mag capacity
Ok accuracy with .20s
Small and portable
Rapid shots
$30
CONS:
Lightweight
The mag thing i described
Cheap plastic
Garbage scope and light
Unusable with .12s
Hopup is garbage
If you dont pump it all the way it will misfire
1 shot per fire
P.S. If you hold the trigger and keep pumping, it will shoot every time you pump. Its probably my favorite thing about the gun.
Its HORRIBLY inaccurate witht the bbs it comes with (but arent they always?) .12s will lead you nowhere. Get .20s if you want it to actually be useful.
The hopup is garbage in my opinion. I keep it off.
The included flashlight and scope are garbage. I keep them off.
The mags are...infuriating. Yes they hold a lot but you have to tip the mag and shake it to actually be able to use the bbs in there and its just annoying. Whats more is that the last three shots of the mag dont reach the receiver. You have to literally tip the gun upside down and pump to use them. Otherwise you just end up spilling three perfectly good bbs every time you reload.
The whole thing is very cheap plastic and I'm just waiting for it to snap the next time i pump.
PROS:
Lightweight
Good mag capacity
Ok accuracy with .20s
Small and portable
Rapid shots
$30
CONS:
Lightweight
The mag thing i described
Cheap plastic
Garbage scope and light
Unusable with .12s
Hopup is garbage
If you dont pump it all the way it will misfire
1 shot per fire
P.S. If you hold the trigger and keep pumping, it will shoot every time you pump. Its probably my favorite thing about the gun.