CYMA VSR-10 Bolt Action Airsoft Sniper Rifle (Color: Wood w/ Iron Sights)

"This is a pretty solid rifle for the price you pay. The packaging is good styrofoam encased in cardboard and it comes with the rifle, a magazine, and a speed loader which works well with the mags. You also get some of CYMA's pretty crappy .20g BBs, which you should throw out. Also, YOU DO NOT GET A SCOPE, SCOPE MOUNT, OR BIPOD WITH THIS GUN! You do, however, get a pair of iron sights. The rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation or can be removed. The threading on the screw that holds it into the gun, however, is very fragile and mine broke off within a month. Matrix scope mounts work well with this gun. AS for magazines, I use G&P VSR-10 mags which work well. The construction of this gun is very good. The stock is a very high-quality plastic that looks like real wood from a distance. It has a nice rubber butt pad that serves to increase the grip on your shoulder. Everything else is a high quality metal. As far as performance, I was getting 200 foot shots within a 7 inch group, which is easily a head shot. The hop up unit is stiff but easy to adjust. It fires at around 420 FPS, so the spring isn't nearly as easy as the Marui model, but it's not too difficult for a 5 foot 9, 165 pound guy like myself. Overall, this is a very high-quality bolt action spring rifle for under $100 when on sale. I see this as a fantastic base for learning how to tech VSR-10s, as you won't risk destroying a $250 Marui model. Even if you don't plan on modding this, it still a solid sniper for the casual player. If you're more experienced or more of a hardcore milsimmer, I'd still recommend this unless you have a $200+ budget.

"Out of the box I threw my sites on it and can not believe how happy I am with this gun. I have plans to do some upgrades but honestly a good sight and good BB's (.28 in my case) and you can absolutely compete with top shelf guns.

"This gun is amazing right out of the box. If you sight the scope and use .30 bbs it will remain accurate for 250 feet, and you could even hit shots up to 300 if there's no wind. The barrel is full metal so is the bolt and scope rail, the end is threaded but it's on the outer part of the barrel it's kinda weird, the stock is full polymer and it's very high quality, I would not be afraid to drop this gun from a 2 story window. The scop rail is meant solely for scopes it has a gap in the middle so you need an adapter for most other sights ( any normal scope works fine though) I have yet to have a problem with breaking anything and the gun is also very quiet. It says bipod ready make sure you get a Harris bipod, there is no rail on the bottom, the gun comes with a 120 Rnd speed loader (which you might even get a bigger one)


Pros:
-Amazingly accurate(with .30s anyway)
-Solid polymere stock (won't break anytime soon don't k ow why people hate on polymere it's tough and makes the gun so much cheaper)
-Metal everything but the stock
-(some think con) but the bolt jams on the very last BB, I say pro cause you know when your out of ammo (all you do is pull the bolt back and let bb fall out)
-scope ready + Harris bipod ready
-threaded barrel
-cheap
-amazing starter sniper that is also and advanced sniper because it's so well made
-internals are good out of the box but you can upgrade them
-quiet
-magazine holds about 40 rounds
-nice solid strong bolt pull
-heavy gun (I think it's a pro)
-feels real (not toy)
-looks like Noviritchs gun (I get that a lot)
-lol shoots like it too
Hop up is on the side, very easily adjustable
-magazine is hidden once put in giving it a real bolt action look
-great FPS, the website lies it has up to 550 with .20s, it's just not as accurate I use .30s and I still get 250+ feet range

Cons:
-rail bipods don't work
-orange tip is hard to get off (but it is threaded)
-need a 20mm rail for other attachments (can be put on easily though)
Hop up does nothing to .30s (it doesn't really make them go up or down) you just have to sight the scope higher no biggie