AGM Full Metal WWII MkII Sten British 9mm Full Auto Airsoft AEG Submachine Gun

"I got this gun for christmas, and I really like it. I won't be taking it out to skirmishes, but its fun for shooting things in the backyard.

"Wow looks like a good gun to me but you would have to buy an extra magazine preferably hi-cap because my cousin has an MP 40 ,who's this Sten claims to feed off of, and its regular cap and when we use it we run out of ammo a lot. Come to think of it i should probably get him an extra magazine while I'm on here

"I must admit, it's awfully nice that it uses the mp40 clips, very convenient. shoots about 290-330, good stuff for CQB battles. Although I must it's a terrible choice to use outdoors, sprays all over the place. I pure close quarters weapon me thinks. Although I'm converting mine into a japanese type 100

Pros:

-Uses the same mp40 clips
-very strong construct, doesn't look it but it is
-you can use in in CQB
-It's a ww2 gun dammit, collectors like myself eat this up

Cons:
-Very awkward magazine feed procedure for those unfamiliar with it
-uses a odd battery charger
-rather inaccurate
-feels odd to wield if you're not use to it

All in all though, it's a fine ww2 gun for CQB, don't use it for outdoor long range shooting....it sorta fails at it

"I'm gonna rate this about the same as the MP40 for most of the same reasons.

Pros:
DURABLE
V7 gearbox (takes a lot of V3 parts, don't use M14 parts)
Feeds every round
Easy disassembly

Cons:
Low mag capacity
Very limited battery storage (I use a Lectron Pro 950 7.4v)
Terrible hop up (maybe even the worst)
uncomfortable to hold

I actually really like this gun a lot but again, AGM didn't make a very nice hop up for it. It needs a lot of modification just to get some semblance of function from it. There is a forum that will explain what to do, but they don't mention the arm the set screw sits in is very loose. Its like this so you can get the gearbox in and out but that also means that the hop kind of adjusts itself.