CYMA Sport M4 Airsoft AEG with 11" UX Handguard (Color: Tan)
19 Customer Reviews
by Matt H. on 05/27/2020
"This was my 2nd AEG buy. Got it to have a DMR.
The bad
Stock is loose on the buffer tube.
Seems like I lose 7 bbs on a mag change not sure if it’s a feed issue (seems like more than my other AEG)
Mine seems to semi lock up more than it should.
The good
Power seems consistent (lipo)
I like the metal outer barrel And overall construction.
The trigger feels crisp (unless it locks up)
Got it on an epic deal $92 so it’s definitely worth it if you plan to upgrade at the price on sale or not.
The bad
Stock is loose on the buffer tube.
Seems like I lose 7 bbs on a mag change not sure if it’s a feed issue (seems like more than my other AEG)
Mine seems to semi lock up more than it should.
The good
Power seems consistent (lipo)
I like the metal outer barrel And overall construction.
The trigger feels crisp (unless it locks up)
Got it on an epic deal $92 so it’s definitely worth it if you plan to upgrade at the price on sale or not.
by Brian W. on 04/27/2020
"As I got this AEG, and am writing this, while the Coronavirus Stay-At-Home orders are still in effect, all I will give here is some Chrono data (collected with the AceTech AC5000) and first impressions:
With completely stock internals (not even a cleaned barrel), G&P/Intellect 9.6v 16000mAH Butterfly battery, .2g BB's, here's the basic chrono data I was able to gather:
400-415 fps, leaning more on the high end.
10-15 rps
NOTE: I DID FLAT-HOP THE GUN AFTER THE INITIAL TESTS, USING A PROWIN HOP-UP, PROMETHEUS PURPLE BUCKING, ORGA FLAT-HOP NUB, AND ORGA LEX 6.05MM BRASS BARRELL.
That means that pretty much any American Indoor field will prohibit this, and some outdoor fields may limit you to semi-automatic, or may not even let this be used without a spring downgrade. This is a DMR at it's core.
First Impressions:
-For the most part, it's pretty comfortable. The rails are a tad aggressive, so you may want some smoother rail covers or gloves.
-The buffer tube has a bit of wobble when used in conjunction with the PTS EPS (Enhanced Polymer Stock), which is mil-spec, so the buffer tube may be a milometer or so short of true mil-spec.
-The motor does vibrate the motor grip a bit, but that's to be expected with an AEG, and it does feel a bit louder than most AEG's I've seen/
-There are built-in Iron Sights, with the front sight being part of the rail, and the rear sight (at least looking) detachable with a phillips-head screwdriver, but they're not good. The rear sight could do to be opened up a bit more, because the sight picture is really small, even for iron sights.
I'll post a second update once I'm able to field it, but my first impressions are good enough.
With completely stock internals (not even a cleaned barrel), G&P/Intellect 9.6v 16000mAH Butterfly battery, .2g BB's, here's the basic chrono data I was able to gather:
400-415 fps, leaning more on the high end.
10-15 rps
NOTE: I DID FLAT-HOP THE GUN AFTER THE INITIAL TESTS, USING A PROWIN HOP-UP, PROMETHEUS PURPLE BUCKING, ORGA FLAT-HOP NUB, AND ORGA LEX 6.05MM BRASS BARRELL.
That means that pretty much any American Indoor field will prohibit this, and some outdoor fields may limit you to semi-automatic, or may not even let this be used without a spring downgrade. This is a DMR at it's core.
First Impressions:
-For the most part, it's pretty comfortable. The rails are a tad aggressive, so you may want some smoother rail covers or gloves.
-The buffer tube has a bit of wobble when used in conjunction with the PTS EPS (Enhanced Polymer Stock), which is mil-spec, so the buffer tube may be a milometer or so short of true mil-spec.
-The motor does vibrate the motor grip a bit, but that's to be expected with an AEG, and it does feel a bit louder than most AEG's I've seen/
-There are built-in Iron Sights, with the front sight being part of the rail, and the rear sight (at least looking) detachable with a phillips-head screwdriver, but they're not good. The rear sight could do to be opened up a bit more, because the sight picture is really small, even for iron sights.
I'll post a second update once I'm able to field it, but my first impressions are good enough.
by Andrew M. on 03/20/2019
"It Works Pretty good Great Gun almost full metal And Shoot Well But Sometimes Doesnt Shoot.
by Emerson L. on 05/19/2018
"Is a good starter gun and shoots fine and fast but 4 stars because the included crane stock is not a crane stock. Remove the butt pad and you will find it is made for stick type batteries that can go in the buffer tube. You have to completely remove stock for battery changes.
