CYMA Standard Full Metal M3 3-Round Burst Multi-Shot Shell Loading Airsoft Shotgun (Model: Retractable Stock)

"Overall, a great CQB or CQC shotgun. The tri dot works great. I got the CQB full metal retractable stock version. FPS is great. Range and accuracy are great. Reliability is great. I love the feel of the pump action. Mine came with 3 shells and a speed loader. One feature that they didn't mention is that the stock rotates to the right allowing for faster reloads (for the retractable stock only). Some cons are that the rear iron sight fell off on the second day. The acre that holds it in is too small. Easy fix with some super glue. I would also like the grip to be more ergonomic. Overall great shotgun and definitely recommended!

"The gun is good, but not great. After shooting it for a bit both the front and rear sights came loose. (Nothing a bit of super glue can't help). Also, the gun shot a very tight pattern at first with heavier bb's, but one of the pellets now curves downward after a bit of use. All in all a good gun for the money though. Besides the sights it feels very durable and the weight is good. It's a good $100 gun.

"Very accurate shotgun, and holds a lot. It does take time to load though. Worth the price.

"I don't know if I got a lemon, but the feeding is horribly unreliable. I've tried a few different types of shells, and it's hit or miss. Sometimes you pump and you get all 3 bbs, sometimes you pump, and all you get is one barrel, or worse, a puff of air on an otherwise full shell. coin-toss odds either way. Considering the commitment you have to make on each shot, it's pretty game-breaking to never be able to know if you have a loaded chamber or not. I bought it as a cheap "bare minimum" for a small local field, but these feeding issues make it insufficient for even that. I wish I had used it in time to return it. I've done some basic bubba fixes working in some oil, but the issues are consistent enough that I have to assume the issue is on the gun's end at this point, especially since it happens with the new shells that came out of the box with the gun. It seems others must not have this issue, but I can't review another person's gun, so here I am.

The construction is as good as can be expected for the price. full pot metal speckled with dubious plastic that gets the job done. The rear sight is 'adjustable' meaning it just slides around in its frame. Short of glue, there's no way to pin it in place. The length of pull is quite long, but I got the full stock version, and maybe that's also true for the real steel version they're copying. Satisfactory externals for the 100$ they're asking. In fact, I'd say the externals punch far above its price. It's just the internals that were lacking on mine.

"I always wanted a shotgun. I finally got one after watching several online videos and reviews. After purchasing the shotgun feels solid for the most part. The back sight on the shotgun fell off first day after shooting about 200 rounds through it. First the sight slide off and then the thing holding the site popped off first day, which was extremely disappointing.

Overall the shotgun is good if you are able to handling pumping it which can be tough to rack the next set of bbs in. It shoots pretty accurately at 20m and is fun to use. I just wish that parts didnt fall off first day, but besides that point it isn't bad but not having even iron sights can be a problem