H&K Umarex MP7 Rapid Deployment Hard Kick Airsoft Gas Blowback by KWA (Color: Black / Add 2 CO2 Magazines)

"Okay, I bought it. Got it today. Used it today. Instantly my favorite gun. Just need a red dot sight since with the mask the sights it has are basically useless.

"HOLY CRAP this gun looks SWEET. If you watch the video it SOUNDS amazing too. If I had the money I would definitely buy this. Very intimidating, both sound and looks.

"What gas does it take?
and does it really use battery too? it says
Power: rechargable battery
any extra mags?


Webmaster: It is powered by green gas which is available under gas/bb's on our website. No battery at all. A short and long mag option will be available shortly after the first batch arrives!

"Love this gun so much and am really glad that I got to add it to my collection before the end of the year. It kicks just the right amount so I feel like im really pushing out some serious pain onto the poor guys across the field. It has a surprisingly decent range and I can usually get 2 - 3 full reloads on a magazine before having to regas it.

That being said, KWA gave me a gun with a horrendously warped piston head, which caused it to gas out and break on the first day I got it, so be sure to have a tech look at it to make sure its all in working order before hand, or go out and buy the Dynamic Precision piston head replacement because its 5 dollars for a new and upgraded piston head.

Fix ya piston head quality KWA please I'm begging you.

"I've had this gun since 2013 and it stilp fires just as accurate and hard as it did when I got it. Great quality, tons of fun. I actually find it has very good range for a submachine gun and on semi it is quite affective (I only play on semi). Just takes alot more gas to fill the mags than a normal gbb. Biggest complaint is the cost of mags and the plastic forgrip on mine broke so it just freely goes up and down ( had to wrap it in hockey tape to keep it still). I'm ok with it though.

Pros: Looks badass, fun too use, hard kick, accurate, tons of options for upgrades and parts, easy to clean.

Cons: Mags are hella expensive and only 40rds, foregrip lock is plastic and prone to break, mags can have issues 1/4 of mine leaked but that's also cause they sat around for years and the O rings may have dried out. Need to fill it with alot of gas.

Don't buy this gun unless you're prepared to put a good amount of money into it to even get started considering you jeed atleast 4 mags which will run you $180 for the 3 extra. Also definitely get a barrel thread converter to a -14mm to put a new or different falsh hider on it.

End of the day I do enjoy using this gun and it does speak to me.

The End

"Great little gun, shoots great and hard out of the box so fps may be a bit high for cqb fields. I recommend using .32 gram bbs it will shoot far for having a 160mm barrel. The only con(s) I can think of and they are big ones are the body crack, the upper body pin rides thru the polymer frame and butt plate which the bolt slams into....suggestion is to sorbo the butt plate to dampen the bolt slam and no hard kick mods because that will just speed up the cracking. The other con is replacement parts oh my God its like trying to find replacement parts for an old car they are almost non existent so don't loose or break anything because more than likely you won't be able to fix it. Last is the bucking it swells with any kind of oil or grease so replace it with an aftermarket one of your choice and you are golden.

"Performs like a monster, achieved 530+ FPS w/ angel custom suppressor on .2's, nice and compact, great feel. Very happy with the weapon itself. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars was because I received it missing the front receiver and both front and rear sights were nowhere to be found. Evike has offered a replacement though.

"So I have had this gun for two weeks now and have gotten to go play at my local field twice with it. The indoor field requires below 350 fps. I tried two different methods of lowering the FPS. I tried the stock bolt with a new valve. http://www.evike.com/products/41408/
The Angel Custom FPS Reduction valve worked perfectly lowering my FPS to 348 FPS and the FPS dropped one FPS for every single shot. The other way I tested to reduce FPS was using the MP7 CQB or Low power bolt. http://www.evike.com/products/36454/ The CQB Bolt took my FPS down to about 345. The FPS was super consistent making it very accurate. The only difference between the stock MP7 Bolt and the CQB Bolt is that there is a different valve in it. So changing out the valve in the stock Bolt is a much cheaper option and better as long as you are willing to tear down the bolt and replace the valve. The Valve is about $14 where as the CQB Bolt is around $44. There was a bigger reason behind me having to buy the CQB Bolt however. I had the gun for a week and a half and was shooting a magazine through it in my back yard when all of a sudden the gun refused to fire. I Locked the bolt back to see nothing wrong. I took apart the gun and got into the bolt and found out that the Main seal had been torn to shreds. I am still unaware of how this happened. I had just used a new brand of green gas that day for the first time but I don't think that had anything to do with it. I ended up finding the Main Seal on KWAs website for $5 and $3 for shipping however I needed it that day because I was going to go play with some friends at my local field. Thus I had to drive and hour out to get the MP7 Bolt from a little tiny shop near Houston. http://www.gasblowbackcentral.com/ He mostly does online stuff but if you live somewhat near his store you can drive out there. The address is on his facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/GBBCentral/about/?entry_point=page_-
nav_about_item&ref=page_internal He's a great guy and I really recommend him. By the way when I say tiny shop I mean he is in a tiny trailer house in an 8x7 room. It was extremely hard to find his place but if you aren't on a time crunch you can just order from his website. Anyways. This was my first Gas gun and I have to say I am extremely impressed. It's fully ambidextrous making it easy to handle from the left hand or the right hand. The stock has a bit of wobble but it's nothing that bad at all. When the grip is deployed it has a bit of forward and backward play but not too much. The fire selector snaps it place very nicely but when it is there it can wobble about a quarter of an inch up and down. The gun weighs about three pounds and fifteen ounces without a magazine. An empty magazine ways about fourteen and seven eighths of an ounce. A full magazine with green gas and 40x 20gram bbs weighs about fifteen and five eighths of an ounce. The flip up MP7 sights are made very well with the pistol sights and rifle sights. The pistol sights are marked with white paint that makes them very easy to use. I would recommend using a red dot though. It helped me play a whole lot better then second time around. Most of the gun is polymer with the exception of the rails, barrel, orange flash hider, iron sights, stock buffer tube thingy, and pretty much all of the internals. The biggest con to this gun is the price of the magazines http://www.evike.com/products/31911/ They are bout $55 for a single brand new magazine. I bought four of these magazines and I could have bought a decent AEG for that price. But none the less, these magazines are very high quality and made of very heavy duty metal. So fare the seals have been very good as well. While I was playing with it at my local field for the first time, I took off running and one of the magazines flew out of my pouch and smacked hard on the ground. Upon inspection there was barely even a scratch on the magazine, no seal had been broken and it still fed flawlessly. The Magazines are double stack magazines so they have a high capacity of 40 rounds. This means you really have to be careful about ammo and you have to buy quite a few of these expensive magazines. One other minor con is that it can be hard to find a good magazines pouch for these mags. I tried using my condor m4 tripple magazine pouch which resulted in a magazine flying out while running. But there is a tight strap within the pouch that is at just the right height for the lip three fourths of the way down the magazine to fit snuggly underneath so it doesn't fly out. But it does make it much harder to pullout while in a fight. There is a Condor triple magazine pouch that fits these magazines but from what I have heard, the weight of the magazines causes it to flop forward and make it harder to run. I myself am still on the search for a good magazine pouch that fits tight for these magazines. Also one other thing with these magazines is that on semi auto, one gas fill should last 2 and maybe 3 times if you're lucky. The retractable stock was extremely convenient. Sometimes I would run it with no stock and use it like a hand gun and other times I would run it like a full sized rifle. So I absolutely loved this feature. For those that want a one to one scale replica of the real MP7, do not get this. This is a 75% scale. Personally I think the size is perfect. I like how small it is, but it's also not too small. I absolutely love the sound of this gun and the kick. The kick is no where near a real gun obviously but made it feel really nice and a lot more lively than any electric gun. The sound also added to the liveliness of the gun and I absolutely love it for that. The recoil is just enough to give it a satisfying kick and also not put you off target too much. Maintenance is extremely easy on this gun because it is super simple to take apart. Just pop two pins out in the back and take out the bolt, grease it and put it back in. Done. Here's a link to a disassembly video of this gun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZvmB97pGIE&list=WL&-
index=59 I've also heard that this gun lasts forever and needs very minimal maintenance. Anyways! For my very first GBB gun I am extremely pleased. I would give it a 5/5 only if the magazines were a bit more affordable, there were more magazine pouch options and I didn't have a problem with the main seal in the bolt being torn to shreds. But I would recommend this gun to anyone getting into gas blow back guns. Very satisfied customer!

"The kwa mp7 works very well for field play (I haven't used it for cqb). However the box it came in was highly damaged (got it from evike) hence the only 4 stars.

"This is a good gun, but GET A QD SLING mount. One of my associates was playing with it and dropped it while on a sling, while horseplaying. The sling mount snapped and the gun dropped to the ground. Yes my associate was being extremely irresponsible, but there have been more instances of the sling mount breaking, so I feel the need to tell about this. Shoots well for a primary in CQB, and a secondary in field play.

"Great gun shoots hard and very accurate only use .25 or higher bbs because .2s fly everywhere. Only problem i had was the nozzle cracked after a few days that i have owned it also mags are very expensive

pros
shoots hard
accurate
small

cons
nozzle cracked
mags are expensive

get this gun if you want a awesome gbb

"I just got this gun for Christmas, like four months ago, and I love it so far. It is a KWA high quality gun and it is more than what I even expected from the KWA name. Right out of the box this is the best gun I have ever even seen fire in real life, it has a really nice look and it is very realistic in looks and weight.

Pros:
- Realistic
- Made by KWA
- fires very well
- High rate of fire

Cons:
- Cost is kinda high
- Magazine are really expensive, expected for a gas blowback
- fps is a little high for indoor gameplay

"Excellent SMG for cqb. I have owned mine for about 6-7 months. It has a fast RoF, accurate for a gun with such a small barrel and is a real head turner. It does require some special user notes (Take it from me, ive owned it awhile)

Pros:
-KWA! If your gun breaks, send it to them and they fix it for free (If its under warranty)
-GBB. The MP7 AEPs suck.
-Great for CQB/ smaller urban field play.
-Fully trademarked. (HK on magwell)
-MP7s are freaking sexy (I mean cmon, who doesnt want one?)

Cons:
-All of KWA's NS2 Buckings have a slight problem. They LOVE to suck up silicon oil. Make sure you dont use too much in your propane or the bucking will swell. (I wouldnt use green gas IMHO, Ive heard it swells with that too) Replacement buckings are cheap, but the Mp7 is a pain to disassemble. (This actually happened to me, not just spreading hearsay...)

-FPS is too high for most CQB places (420 on a warm day is kinda high)
-A bit on the pricy side
-12mm threading. Get the PolarStar mp7 adapter like i did. it will change it from 12mm to 14mm- for use with most of your normal silencers.
-Absoulte pain in the butt to fix any parts one.
-Mags are expensive. ( You need at least 2-3 to skirmish effectively with it. rounds go fast with it RoF)

I give it a 4/5. Id prefer a stubby m4 to this, but the fact that this is gas gives it a lot of coolness points.

"the kwa mp7 is an awesome gas blowback smg. just make sure to be careful to not get too much silicon oil close to the hop up otherwise it will swell up and jam the gun

pros.
came with 2 mags!
works in cold weather
shoots 400 fps

cons.
hop up bucking can swell up
$255 but i got it 20% off!

"Pros
two options of sites
great gas hold
nice rail mounts
hard kick
amazing firing 17 bps and around 331 fps
ambidextrous selector mag release bolt release
KWA
Cons
i dont like the stock
mags cost $49.99
holster is always out of stock
i own a kwa m4a1 and your pistol grip has a lot of room so this one is a little heavy for the one hand and a little un comfortable but overal great gun love it great for cqb i use for backup and primary