Tokyo Marui HI-CAPA 5.1 AEP Electric Blowback Airsoft Pistol (Color: Silver)

"Pros:
working grip safety
semi & auto available
working hammer simulation
EBB!
very accurate at short range
w/rechargeable AAA's a lot of use & low TCO
gentle on gel targets

Cons:
low power; can't penetrate paper targets -- use gel target
sights/hop up not adjustable but accurate anyway
battery compartment springs are poorly designed!

overall:
very light trigger -- it's a pro or con depending on your taste. I'd prefer a stronger trigger pull for training.
fun with gel targets

potential problem to look out for:
If you put in batteries and it doesn't work, it's probably not broken. It's a design problem. The springs at the bottom might not touch the small (pos) end of the batteries. I fixed this by carefully taping aluminum foil to the pos (+) end of 2 batteries, to make more contact surface at the bottom.

TLDR:
EBB with these features good value, accurate, fun w/gel target, but battery compartment is finicky.

"This is actually pretty accurate for close range (10yds or less) plinking indoors.
I've been shooting these little foam targets:
https://www.evike.com/products/88330/
It's actually a lot of fun when you can't get outside.

The only controls on the pistol that are actually functional are the grip safety and single/full auto switch.
The rest of the levers are just for decoration.

Note that the spare magazine that was referenced in the Q/A section is not the correct one.
The magazine is a a long curved shape. Possibly similar to the Umarex HK P30 mag?

"Fun little gun. Not powerful at all and probably wont hit past 30 feet. In a game someone might not even feel the hit if its not point blank. It is accurate though. The blowback is kind of weak but still noticable.

It looks nice but is confusing out of the box. Enstructions are entirely Japanese. The mag release is fake and no obvious way to get the mag out. The magazine just pulls out but it is stiff out of the box. The only saftey is the grip safety. The selector switch is a tiny switch inside the trigger guard.

This thing kills batteries when you aren't using it. The day I got it I went out to shoot and it was late and almost completely dark so I just left it until the next morning. Didn't shoot a lot the day before and the batteries were only in it for about 9 hours. I figured it would be fine for that but after a mag and a half in the morning it started dying very quick.
Overall a good gun for the price.

Pros:
Cheap
Noticable blowback
Could be useful for very close encounter situations

Cons:
Very low range
Confusing out of box and no English instructions
Mag release is fake
Kills batteries in just a few hours (not in use)