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CYMA Sport M3 3-Round Burst Multi-Shot Shell Loading Airsoft Shotgun (Model: Matrix Special Edition Pistol Grip)
156 Customer Reviews
by Zachariah K. on 03/09/2017
"Got this on sale for 55$ works well for the price i got it for, easily could hit a man size target at about 70 feet (most of time) bb's drastically change the outcome of the performance. .25's worked for me. Plastic so its very lightweight, however i could easily see something breaking with further use.
Id get it on sale. no more than 65$
Id get it on sale. no more than 65$
by Paul G. on 11/16/2015
"It's the gun I like to hate and hate to like. Before buying it you have to know what it is and isn't:
It isn't:
-At all like a real shotgun
-Upgrade-able
-Built to last (my butt stock and grip are already coming loose)
-Fixable (once something breaks it's trash)
-Accurate (It will hit in the general area around 7 out of 10 times at 50 feet. At 60 plus feet it's way off usually hitting low or off to the side and have about a 4-5 out of 10 chances of hitting)
-A far shooter. Max range is maybe 35-40 yards, maybe
It is:
-Cheap
-Good for a close range (under 60 feet) weapon
-Good for backyard or casual players in CQB fields
-Fun to have the shell magazines for the look
-Easy to cock
Which is why I can only give it 3 out of 5 stars. It's not the worst but don't believe the hype that it's anything like a real shotgun or is accurate because it's neither. What it is is a fun cheap gun to play around with or something you want for close range fields that's fun to use and won't break the bank.
It isn't:
-At all like a real shotgun
-Upgrade-able
-Built to last (my butt stock and grip are already coming loose)
-Fixable (once something breaks it's trash)
-Accurate (It will hit in the general area around 7 out of 10 times at 50 feet. At 60 plus feet it's way off usually hitting low or off to the side and have about a 4-5 out of 10 chances of hitting)
-A far shooter. Max range is maybe 35-40 yards, maybe
It is:
-Cheap
-Good for a close range (under 60 feet) weapon
-Good for backyard or casual players in CQB fields
-Fun to have the shell magazines for the look
-Easy to cock
Which is why I can only give it 3 out of 5 stars. It's not the worst but don't believe the hype that it's anything like a real shotgun or is accurate because it's neither. What it is is a fun cheap gun to play around with or something you want for close range fields that's fun to use and won't break the bank.
by James N. on 05/23/2015
"First thing I want to say is there is nothing really bad about this gun, I just really think you should save your money for something better because this is very low fps.
Pros:
1. Decently heavy and large, about 4 to 6 lbs. (could be a con)
2. 3 shots at once
3. Looks pretty neat and is extremely realistic
Cons:
1. The shell occasionally jams (couple seconds to fix though) and sometimes it just doesn't shoot until you take the shell out and put it back in.
2. Low fps (feet per second) 300fps to be exact. I was using .20 gram bbs and they shot like 75 feet. Accurate at like 40 feet.
3. Hard to cock! Do not recommend anyone under 12 buying this!
4. Just probably better to save your money for a better gun.
Pros:
1. Decently heavy and large, about 4 to 6 lbs. (could be a con)
2. 3 shots at once
3. Looks pretty neat and is extremely realistic
Cons:
1. The shell occasionally jams (couple seconds to fix though) and sometimes it just doesn't shoot until you take the shell out and put it back in.
2. Low fps (feet per second) 300fps to be exact. I was using .20 gram bbs and they shot like 75 feet. Accurate at like 40 feet.
3. Hard to cock! Do not recommend anyone under 12 buying this!
4. Just probably better to save your money for a better gun.
by steven f c. on 12/22/2014
"Great Gun But has some problems,
Pros: Shoots hard, Looks cool, accurate, sling works with any gun
Cons- Stock comes loose, you have to tighten, mine broken from dropping it on grass(stock and grip cracked off) stickers on shells come off easily
Pros: Shoots hard, Looks cool, accurate, sling works with any gun
Cons- Stock comes loose, you have to tighten, mine broken from dropping it on grass(stock and grip cracked off) stickers on shells come off easily
by Norman D. on 12/12/2022
"DO NOT purchase the retractable stock variant!
After precisely 2 games, the entire grip assembly started to break away from the front of the gun, and the stock became extremely wiggly (it appears to be mounted directly to the spring, and rotated freely in one direction even before it broke). I assumed I had gotten a defective one and ordered a replacement. Sure enough, the replacement had the same rotating stock, and broke after a whopping 3 games.
I wish I could say I was happy with either of them during the extremely short time they worked, but that just wouldn't be true. The spring was extremely stiff--I am a fairly strong dude, as I dig holes for a living, and every single shot was a chore, and slam firing, while technically possible, just wasn't realistic--and it only started to loosen up shortly before breaking. Furthermore, the ironsights are completely unusable in all except the furthest stock position, because they're so low to the top of the gun. Even with a good cheek weld, you can hardly even see them. It is also quite possibly the longest CQB variant known to man. With the stock fully collapsed, it's as long as my CYMA AK74M, and significantly longer than most M4s, and it makes it very unwieldy when maneuvering around cover. Range is also quite meagre, but it's a springer shotgun and that's to be expected.
All in all, a very poor purchase. I can see potential in the fixed stock variant or stock-less keymod variant (assuming the spring stiffness was partially to do with how it connected to the stock), but the retractable stock variant isn't worth your time or money unless you really enjoy sending customer service emails.
After precisely 2 games, the entire grip assembly started to break away from the front of the gun, and the stock became extremely wiggly (it appears to be mounted directly to the spring, and rotated freely in one direction even before it broke). I assumed I had gotten a defective one and ordered a replacement. Sure enough, the replacement had the same rotating stock, and broke after a whopping 3 games.
I wish I could say I was happy with either of them during the extremely short time they worked, but that just wouldn't be true. The spring was extremely stiff--I am a fairly strong dude, as I dig holes for a living, and every single shot was a chore, and slam firing, while technically possible, just wasn't realistic--and it only started to loosen up shortly before breaking. Furthermore, the ironsights are completely unusable in all except the furthest stock position, because they're so low to the top of the gun. Even with a good cheek weld, you can hardly even see them. It is also quite possibly the longest CQB variant known to man. With the stock fully collapsed, it's as long as my CYMA AK74M, and significantly longer than most M4s, and it makes it very unwieldy when maneuvering around cover. Range is also quite meagre, but it's a springer shotgun and that's to be expected.
All in all, a very poor purchase. I can see potential in the fixed stock variant or stock-less keymod variant (assuming the spring stiffness was partially to do with how it connected to the stock), but the retractable stock variant isn't worth your time or money unless you really enjoy sending customer service emails.
by Anthony R. on 03/12/2020
"Didn’t even work out of the box. Pump wouldn’t lock, double feeding on every shot, and BB’s would fly no more than 30 feet... Also feels like a cheap Halloween prop gun.. Don’t waste your money.