Matrix Tactical M-LOK Spring Powered Airsoft Tri-Shot Shotgun (Model: S-III / Olive Drab)

"I went with the S-II. This thing is very compact, and has a very nice effective range for how small it is. It hops .28 no problem. I likely would've gone with the longer full stock model if I planned to use this as a primary, it is fairly hard to rack the slide without a stock, and especially with the undecorated pump grip, which has little finger grooves not pictured btw (very nice). I put a Strike Industries Link Curved Foregrip on it and it made it much easier to rack and handle. This is probably the best line of spring shotguns on the market, and the S-II is the smallest I've been able to find.

"Great gun all metal and real wood great weight but not to heavy named mine smoke since that’s what it does for the price I might get another invade mine gos on me

"got the S-lll a couple days ago and have fielded it once and so far not as bad as I thought it'll be. I had a jag shotty before and never really stuck with me I liked it but I something more long lasting. So I got on this shotty and one note with one barrel it does have a hopup on the top barrel (push it back or toward the stock so BBs don't just roll out) this shotgun still does shoot three BBs. and something weird was the pump locked up which was odd I dissasembled it and fixed it by accidentily getting rid of the pump lock but after that no problems.

pros
-pretty good range (shoots pretty damn straight for a shotgun which is a plus for me)
-smooth pump feeling
-takes any standard marui shell (recommend the jag clear shells and the cyma shells for smooth loading)

cons
-for younger players do need some form of strength (not a con depending on how strong you are)
-the pump lock was intresting happened to a friend so be weary but can be fixed


I've had a lot of time with shotguns in airsoft and so far this seems like a pretty good shotgun espiecally for CQB