Double Bell Mauser Kar 98K Shell Ejecting Spring Powered Bolt Action Airsoft Sniper Rifle (Model: Wood)

"Pros:
1. Extremely fun to play around with
2. Shell ejection works perfectly (99.9% of the time)
3. The stimulated wood grain looks pretty realistic
4. All the parts that should be metal are metal
5. Weight is very realistic
Cons:
1. Might require a bit of tinkering to put the bolt into the rifle

Overall a really nice rifle for both display and target practice. If the bolt isn't going in no matter what you do, try pushing the internal magazine down, it might be over the edge and preventing the bolt from sliding all the way in.

"Full length review on my channel: https://youtu.be/ILeWNDkecsA

This gun is a fantastic replica that will have you loading and unloading it just cuz its so fun.

It has a solid body even for imitation wood, all the pieces that should be metal are metal and the shells are very strong.

The action is kinda like a reverse springer where you push the bolt closed to prime the spring. Its a pretty tough spring but with momentum its easier to close.

I recommend this if you want a beautiful display piece.

"Notice: Haven't used in a game yet. Then again, shell-ejecting airsoft guns aren't exactly designed for games.

Decently sized and comfortable in the hands. Comes pre-lubed. Biggest problem is the "instruction manual", if you can call it that. Bolt comes disassembled and the manual has no instructions on how to install it. The "manual" is a single 11" piece of paper including the following:

-Part breakdown (not blown out)
-How to load/fire
-Aim correction
-Safety
-Hop-up adjustment (does not give direction, gun doesn't have direction either)
-Disassembly (this is the only thing remotely hinting at how to assemble the gun, though specific part orientations are not mentioned)
-Basic airsoft 101 rules.

I am not missing anything in the manual. There are also a few minor inconveniences, though these can be relatively ignored. Firstly, the fire-position of the safety is loose and the bolt has a loose fit, forcing you to move it into specific positions in order to load it. Furthermore, the included barrel plug is loose and does not fit in the barrel. I recommend buying a separate barrel cover. The bag holding the shells was also broken when it arrived, resulting in the shells being loose inside the box.

Beyond these inconveniences, the gun is genuinely fun to operate. While I do recommend this gun, I only recommend it to those who know how to assemble various hardware without instruction and/or can ignore minor inconveniences and instead look at the novelty of the toy.