Matrix VSR-10 MB03 Bolt Action Airsoft Sniper Rifle by WELL
(Color: OD Green / Add Bipod)

"I'm a first time costumer, and ordered the vsr 10. I was surprised on how quickly it shipped from texas to New York and was even more surprised on how well it was packed, they add a manual and a couple cool stickers. I had no problem assembling the rifle, it looks way bigger in person and very durable. I've had a great time with this rifle so far. Definitely ordering again!!!

"I’ve had this gun for a little over a week and I am in love. I’ve been wanting a VSR-10 for a while and WELL knocked it out of the park on this one. ESPECIALLY FOR THE PRICE.
I’ve had no issues so far with anything, except maybe the draw strength on the bolt; could be a little bit tougher for weaker/smaller people. Other than that, it’s a wonderful gun.

Pros:
Very cheap ($85 at time of purchase)
Seemingly durable
Easy to put together/disassemble
VERY accurate (with no scope, I’m hitting targets w/ good grouping at 90-100 ft)
Shoots very hard (~400 w/ 0.30’s)
Super lightweight
Easy to upgrade (fits virtually ever VSR-10 part)

Cons:
None so far

I hate reviews that don’t give cons because every gun obviously has something wrong with it, but I’ve not found that to be the case. This sniper is amazing!!

"after running this thing for ~4 years and gutting its internals for action army parts, it still is holding up as an absolutely fantastic workhorse of a rifle. as with any gun building, modification is required when installing upgrades, but nothing a piece of sandpaper and a dremel can't fix.
stock performance is pretty sweet, but the hopup over long ranges leaves much to be desired. it was the first thing I switched out. the action army chamber works marvelously. I changed out the bucking for a maple leaf autobot with a flat hop nub. it easily lifts .40's 250+ feet (with a strong spring, that is)
i've also changed out the barrel for a 6.03 (fyi, barrel length is /- 513mm) and the cylinder assembly for an aa one.
the stock secondary sear is just some random potmetal or aluminum, so expect it to wear out after 10k rounds or so. if you upgrade your spring, it'll absolutely wear out on you within 10k rounds. and remember, steel on aluminum is not a good idea with sear/piston. if you have a steel piston base, say goodbye to your stock sear.
great rifle, great upgrade potential. it has served me very well and i enjoy using it very much